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Welcome to Nursery and P1 at West Winds!
Welcome to our new pupil page! We hope you'll get a good sense of our school and can find out information about how to enrol your child for our Nursery or Primary 1 in September 2025.
West Winds prides itself on being a warm, nurturing school where children are supported and encouraged to be the best that they can be. Ultimately, it's our people that make us what we are. Feel free to watch our Why West Winds video below, to find out what our pupils and parents think of West Winds PS.
Why choose West Winds for Nursery or P1?
- Small class sizes allow your child to receive the attention they need
- Rainbow class to provide Nurture provision to help children settle into Primary 1
- Warm, nurturing environment, where children's individual needs are met
- Approachable, experienced teaching team
- Extensive school grounds, with a strong focus on outdoor play and learning
- Seamless transition from Nursery to P1
- Provision of breakfast club from 8.15 - 8.45am
Why West Winds?
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Our News
P5 had another visit from Baby Jacob today. He was showing us how well he can eat different foods and trying some he wasn’t so familiar with. He is a very fast crawler now and made sure to crawl and say hello to every one of our P5s. He is also trying to stand up and walk!
We love it when Jacob comes to visit us in West Winds Primary School for our Roots of Empathy sessions.
Primary 5, LSC2 and LSC3 went to Hillsborough Castle on Tuesday 28th April. We had an immersive workshop with ‘Lady Charlotte Hill’ who transported us back to the time of King George III and explained about her family’s longstanding feud with the Stewart family. She showed us different rooms in the house and explained about the many symbols of power and influence on display. We learned a great deal about power and politics in the Georgian eras. We also got to see some amazing artwork and photographs of members of the Royal Family - both past and present.
After lunch in the Learning Centre, we were able to explore the grounds and play in the beautiful sunshine. It was very kind of ‘Lady Charlotte’ to give us permission to use her gardens for our leisure time.

