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Welcome to
Blackwell First School

At the heart of our village

At Blackwell First School we aim to educate the whole child and to ensure children are happy, healthy and fulfil their potential in terms of development of skills for life, social and moral values and academic success. 

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Important Notices

SCHOOL UPDATES AND NEWS. All information is sent home via ParentApp. Please contact the school office office@blackwell.worcs.sch.uk if you have not signed up to ParentApp. 

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Welcoming new children and families 2027. Please see our film on the website Homepage and also read the admissions section of the website. We will host visits to school by appointment only. Please email office@blackwell.worcs.sch.uk. 

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Thank you.

The Day in the Life at Blackwell First School
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Our vision and ethos

At Blackwell First School we aim to educate the whole child and to ensure children are happy, healthy and fulfil their potential in terms of development of skills for life, social and moral values and academic success.

Values

*Respectful and responsible citizens
*Competent and confident learners
*Aspirational individuals

Key Competencies

*Co-operation
*Communication
*Independence
*Resilience
*Problem solving

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In order to develop well rounded children, Blackwell offers:  

  • Stimulating and creative learning, with a focus on basic skills

  • Education to support future careers

  • Skill development centered around personal and social skills

  • Opportunities to develop healthy lifestyles

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We follow 'Universal Values' as part of our development of the 'whole child'.

    ....a very special place that we are all proud to call our school... (Parent comment)

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What People Say About Blackwell First School

"... I like being at Blackwell, the teachers are kind." - Child

"...happiness and progress is at the heart here...it is a happy, secure and healthy environment... " - Parent

"Pupils attend this warm, caring and nurturing school eagerly. They are keen to learn, and the excellent behaviour of all pupils means they can do so without interruption. They behave exceptionally well in lessons, when moving around the immaculately kept buildings and at playtimes." - OfSTED

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