Early Years

The Early Years Foundation Stage covers children from 0-5 years old. At Wren’s Nest we take children into school on a part time basis from the age of two. A high quality early education is fundamental in providing a secure start to a child’s learning journey.

Key Stage 1

Key Stage 1 includes Year 1 and Year 2 children (5-7 year olds). In KS1 children learn the fundamental skills of reading, writing and maths. Most of the curriculum is taught through engaging curriculum focuses with subjects integrated into these core themes.

Key Stage 2

The last four years of primary education is known as Key Stage 2 (7-11 year olds). The children follow the National Curriculum and develop knowledge, skills and understanding across a range of subjects. At Wren’s Nest, in KS2 children also get chance to learn German as an additional language.

Adult Education

Adult Ed

Learning is for everyone! We have an active Adult Education Learning Programme offering a wide range of courses which are supported by our own Family Support Worker, Tracey Cadman.

To learn more please click here

Early Years

The Early Years Foundation Stage covers children from 0-5 years old. At Wren’s Nest we take children into school on a part time basis from the age of two. A high quality early education is fundamental in providing a secure start to a child’s learning journey.

Key Stage 1

Key Stage 1 includes Year 1 and Year 2 children (5-7 year olds). In KS1 children learn the fundamental skills of reading, writing and maths. Most of the curriculum is taught through engaging curriculum focuses with subjects integrated into these core themes.

Key Stage 2

The last four years of primary education is known as Key Stage 2 (7-11 year olds). The children follow the National Curriculum and develop knowledge, skills and understanding across a range of subjects. At Wren’s Nest, in KS2 children also get chance to learn German as an additional language.

Adult Education

Adult Ed

Learning is for everyone! We have an active Adult Education Learning Programme offering a wide range of courses which are supported by our own Family Support Worker, Tracey Cadman.

To learn more please click here

Our aim at Wren’s Nest Primary School is to provide an excellent education for all our children so they reach the highest academic standards possible and make excellent progress throughout their primary education.

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Contact Us
Wren's Nest Primary School
Marigold Crescent
Dudley
West Midlands
DY1 3NX
01384 818515 07512 439847 07856 674181
info@wrens-nest.dudley.sch.uk
Mrs S Parkes, Headteacher

Miss A Harris, Deputy Headteacher, SENDCO

Mrs S Abbiss, Miss M Wyer & Mr S Butler, Curriculum Team

Mrs E Pugh, School Business Manager

Mrs G Donaghue, Assistant SENDCO

Mrs H Smith, DSL & Attendance Champion

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