We warmly welcome you to Wilden All Saints CE Primary & Nursery School
Our school provides your child with an outstanding start to their learning journey. We achieve this by offering a child-centred, personalised curriculum which provides enjoyment and challenge within our vibrant, family centred school community. Through a range of teaching approaches and wider opportunities, we help children discover their own love of learning focussing on developing the important life skills of emotional literacy; critical thinking and problem solving.
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Last few remaining gifts available for our PTA Mothers' day event.
Order your gifts here https://www.wildenpta.uk/product/mothers-day-gift-2026/
🦉The Heart of World Book Day ❤️
The costumes were incredible, but the real magic was much quieter. For us, the greatest joy of the day is the simple excuse to spend time sharing stories together. 📖
#WorldBookDay #WBD #shareastory
Our school council did a wonderful job this week of organising a second hand book sale. Every child had a 'Wilden book voucher' so they could choose a book for free. It was great to see so many books heading off to new homes! Many thanks to all those who donated books.
📚World Book day at Wilden is a day filled with fun, joy and most importantly...BOOKS! We had a brilliant day. Take a look at some of our costumes! Even a few staff insisted on getting in on the action! 📚
#WBD #lovereading #WorldBookDay
🌟 Wilden’s Got Talent 2026 🌟
What a wonderful day! Our finalists were absolutely incredible, we are so proud of them all!
At Wilden, this competition is about more than just a trophy. It’s about every single child having the opportunity to stand up, perform, and share their talents. From the house selections to the grand final, this was truly a child-led event that showcased the incredible spirit of our school.
Huge congratulations to our finalists and a massive well done to everyone who took part! 🎭✨
Book week has featured all week in forest school! 📚
Reception, Year 1 and year 2 have been focusing on traditional stories, the art of storytelling without book, making houses for the 3 little pigs and trying some delicious porridge.
Year 4 focused on the most famous of storytellers William Shakespeare, trying their hand and reading and performing some of the Scottish play.
Year 5 took inspiration from their English topic using the book, Lunar by Chris Bradford and made up their own dramatic crisis set on the lunar surface and how they solved the problem.
This year we have committed to providing forest school experiences for all classes through the school. For older primary students, it’s a vital tool for Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH):
🧠 Stress Relief: A natural "reset" from exam pressure and screens.
✨ Resilience: Building confidence through real-world problem solving.
🤝 Teamwork: Developing leadership and communication in the wild.
🌿 Regulation: Providing the space and calm to manage big emotions.
It’s not just a walk in the woods—it’s building the emotional toolkit they need for the future.
#ForestSchool #Wellbeing #OutdoorLearning #Resilience
Preschool have been so busy this week and had lots of fun celebrating Chinese New year
Our Year 4 class had an unforgettable trip to see The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre this week! As part of our Theatre Topic, the children got a firsthand look at the magic of West End production, costume and set design, and world-class storytelling.
It was a day filled with education, inspiration, and huge smiles from students, staff, and parents alike. Even Harold the Giraffe was spotted in the crowd enjoying the show! 🦒
Huge thanks to everyone who helped make this incredible day out possible.
Don't forget the Wilden Village Hall AGM is today at 4pm
Train to Become a Teacher with Wilden All Saints CE Primary School
Training to teach with Wilden Primary School, working in partnership with Stourport SCITT : we provide you with a fully rounded and focused Initial Teacher Training (ITT) course, offering you a rich, embellished curriculum which is fully aligned with the ITT Core Curriculum Framework. We keep our cohorts deliberately small in order to provide you with the best of placement and mentor provision, academic research and cutting-edge teaching practises. We are also extremely proud of our trainee wellbeing support. Our focussed and bespoke training environment all aids you to become an outstanding teacher! .
Entry Criteria:
To train to teach in primary and secondary schools in England, you’ll need:
- GCSEs at grade 4 (C) or above in English and maths (and science if you want to teach primary)
- a bachelor’s degree in any subject
If you do not have the GCSEs required, we are happy to accept a pass in a GCSE equivalency.
We offer teacher training in both Primary and Secondary phases, with courses beginning at the start of September.
For more information email scitt@saet.co.uk
To Apply
Applications can be made via the government website
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Working in partnership with Stourport SCITT; Worcestershire’s longest established School Centred Initial Teacher Training provider.Amazing Partner Schools
We are proud to work with amazing partners schools and truly focussed mentors.Achieve more with our Course
Upon successful completion, you will gain Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and a Post Graduate Certificate of Education (PGCE).Bespoke Training
Our bespoke training reflects up to date academic practices and research, exposing you to an in-depth learning experience.Post Completion Employment
We have a high rate of post completion employment for the past 8 years providing you with confidence after you qualify.Course Specific Leads
Our partner schools house dedicated course specific leads that will support you in your chosen subject area.