Our Facilities

With its distinctive clock tower, Werneth Primary School began life as two schools.

The junior school opened in 1893 and the playground includes an all-weather pitch, which can be used for numerous activities. The surrounding grounds provide opportunities for children to plant and grow their own flowers and food – green fingered parents are always welcome to help!

The infant and nursery school originally opened in 1897 but was rebuilt and reopened in January 1995. The staff played a key role in designing and furnishing the building and we feel it reflects our philosophy and supports our educational practice. Since its opening, we have added a sensory room, a quiet room and covered play areas to extend our provision and meet the needs of all our children more effectively.

Following the amalgamation, we built a corridor to link the two buildings, along with a joint staff room and office spaces. We have also added a nurture room which is used for children who need a quiet space and a medical room and we also have use of a recently refurbished art, design and technology room.

Our building has been modified and includes wheelchair access to the main school areas. A lift is available in the infant school to provide access to all floors. Additional reasonable adaptations are made when necessary to meet the needs of all who use the school.

Our facilities