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• Upper Schools musicians perform "A Night at the Musicals"

  Fri 09 May 2025

  Last night, musicians from our two upper schools came together for A Night at the Musicals at the Old Court in Windsor, performing songs from a range of well-known shows.

   

  Congratulations to all the students from Windsor Girls' School and The Windsor Boys' School who took part!

  

• Alumni return to Clewer Green for a music concert

  Thu 08 May 2025

  Last week, a group of upper school students returned to Clewer Green CE First School, their former first school to perform a music concert for children aged 4 to 9. The group, who are pupils from The Windsor Boys’ School and Windsor Girls’ School, played a selection of well-known pieces and original music.
  
  This event was a great example of collaboration across Windsor Learning Partnership schools, showing how older students can contribute to their wider school community. It also helped to inspire the younger pupils, who were excited to see what they might be able to achieve in the future.
  
  After the performance, the visiting students stayed to enjoy break time with the younger children. They played games together in the sunshine, giving pupils a chance to interact across age groups in a relaxed and friendly setting.
  
  Mrs Laver, music lead at Clewer Green First School said "We’re so grateful to the students for returning and sharing their music with us. It was a lovely experience for the children and helps to inspire them to see what they could be doing in just a few years’ time. I’d like to thank Will Branch from The Windsor Boys’ School for organising the event. His efforts helped bring the group together and made the concert possible.”

  

• Observing VE Day

  Thu 08 May 2025

  Today, schools across Windsor Learning Partnership are taking time to reflect on Victory in Europe Day, marking the end of World War II in Europe on 8th May 1945.
  
  Through assemblies, classroom discussions and special activities, our pupils are learning about the significance of this historic day. It is a moment to remember the sacrifices made and honour the resilience of those who lived through the war.
  
  We are proud to see our schools engaging with this chapter in history, helping the next generation understand the importance of unity, courage and remembrance.
  
  📸 credit - Clewer Green CE First School

  

• We are hiring - Assistant SENDCO

  Thu 08 May 2025

  We are seeking a dedicated and passionate Assistant SENDCO to join our team and help manage the provision for pupils identified as having SEND; promoting high-quality teaching, effective use of resources and high standards of learning and achievement for all pupils.
  
  For more information, please visit our vacancies page.

  

• New leadership signals the start of a bold chapter for Windsor Girls’ School

  Wed 07 May 2025

  A new era of leadership at Windsor Girls’ School, signalling a renewed focus on excellence, alignment and equity across the Windsor upper schools has been announced by Windsor Learning Partnership.

   

  At the start of the summer term, Jane Davies commenced her role as Executive Headteacher of Windsor Upper Schools and Director of Secondary Education. Jane will be working across both Windsor Girls’ School and The Windsor Boys’ School to continue to reap the benefits of collaborative working that brings greater alignment and ensures consistent, high-quality educational experiences for all students. Students can look forward to increased access to shared resources, joint activities and broader opportunities, leading to a more unified educational journey for the children in Windsor.

   

  Jane Davies, formally Headteacher at Hoe Valley School in Woking, an Outstanding school was widely recognised for her commitment to quality of teaching and learning and her visionary leadership. She brings with her a deep passion for levelling the playing field and is determined to create a culture of opportunity and fairness for every student, regardless of gender or background. Jane said “I’m excited to be joining Windsor Learning Partnership at such a pivotal time. I believe in the power of collaboration to raise aspirations and outcomes, and I am committed to seeing every child thrive academically, socially and personally.”

   

  Windsor Learning Partnership is also pleased to confirm that Ben Garner, who stepped into the role of Head of School at Windsor Girls’ School on an interim basis in January has now been appointed to the role permanently following a rigorous recruitment process. Ben has already demonstrated outstanding leadership and a deep commitment to the school community during his interim tenure. He commented “It is a privilege to lead Windsor Girls’ School on a permanent basis. I’m proud of our students and staff and I look forward to building on the positive momentum that I’ve seen across all aspects of the school.”

   

  Gavin Henderson, CEO of Windsor Learning Partnership, commented "The appointments of Jane Davies and Ben Garner marks a new beginning for Windsor Girls’ School. Their complementary strengths, shared vision, and unwavering dedication to all students will ensure that Windsor Girls’ fulfil their full potential. We are confident that under their leadership, the school will go from strength to strength. These leadership changes reflect our commitment to excellence, inclusivity and a positive future for Windsor’s young people."

  

• Best wishes for exam season

  Tue 06 May 2025

  As the exam period commences, we would like to extend our best wishes to all students across our upper schools. We encourage you to approach each exam with focus, confidence and determination. Please remember to take care of your wellbeing and support one another during this period.
  
  On behalf of all staff across Windsor Learning Partnership, we wish you every success. You've got this!

  

• Oakfield First School transition to Read Write Inc reading scheme

  Fri 02 May 2025

  Oakfield First School have an INSET day today as they transition to the Read Write Inc (RWI) reading scheme.
  
  This is a nationally recognised programme that supports our drive for the robust and relentless teaching of phonics, ensuring consistency, rigour and high-quality early reading instruction across our school.
  
  "Read Write Inc. gives our teachers the tools and structure they need to ensure every child becomes a confident, capable reader. Most importantly, it helps to inspire a lifelong love of reading." says Howard Seymour, Executive Headteacher and Director of Primary Education for Windsor Learning Partnership.
  
  Read Write Inc. (RWI) provides a fun and structured way we teach children to read and write, starting from their very first sounds. Children learn sounds in a clear, structured order, starting simple and becoming more challenging as their confidence grows. They practise blending sounds to read and segmenting them to spell, while enjoying engaging lessons with "Fred Talk," storybooks matched to their phonics level, fun games, and writing activities. Lessons are taught in groups based on reading ability to ensure everyone learns at the right pace, helping them to become a confident, fluent reader and develop a love of books.