West Winds Primary School and Nursery Unit
 

Come to our Nursery & P1 Open Day!

Come to our Nursery & P1 Open Day!
 

Our School Prospectus

Prospectus 2023
15th Nov 2023
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Education Authority Admissions Process

Please click below to be taken to the Education Authority admissions page. You will find information about the EA Application process for both Nursery and Primary 1.

EA Admissions Page

 

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?

  1. Small class sizes allow your child to receive the attention they need
  2. Rainbow class to provide Nurture provision to help children settle into Primary 1
  3. Warm, nurturing environment, where children's individual needs are met
  4. Approachable, experienced teaching team
  5. Extensive school grounds, with a strong focus on outdoor play and learning
  6. Seamless transition from Nursery to P1
  7. Provision of breakfast club from 8.15 - 8.45am

 

Why West Winds?

 

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Our News

 
 
High 5 Friday
29th May 2026
Today was May’s High 5 Friday. P2 connected our activities with our Generation Wild project - we learnt how to make paper birds. We then got active and tested the paper birds inside school and outside in the playground. Later we used our binoculars to take notice of the birds in our area.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Big Plant Day
14th May 2026
Recently the West Winds Primary School garden was full of action. P7, P3, P2 and LSC 2 got together and planted out their vegetable beds. LSC 3 had kindly prepared the beds ready to be filled with lettuce, spinach, beetroot, peas and beans. They also sorted the polytunnel and planted tomatoes and peppers. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
LSC2 and the Victorians
14th May 2026
We have been very busy before our trips to The Folk Museum and Hillsborough Castle learning about Victorian life.  We did some flower pressing, watercolour painting as well as some science experiments to find out how the first phones worked and about steam trains.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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