Key Information

Woodview Primary School is located in the Edgbaston Ward just south of the city centre, in the Woodview area of Attwood Green. We are a community school that represents the multi-cultural strengths of Birmingham. We strongly believe that every child has the right to experience success. Our talented and dedicated staff work hard to ensure that all pupils achieve their personal best both academically and socially.

School Term Dates

Autumn Term
Monday 5th September 2011 to Friday 21st October 2011

Half Term - Monday 24th October to Friday 28th October

Monday 31st October 2011 to Friday 16th December 2011

Spring Term
Wednesday 4th January 2012 to Friday 10th February 2012

Half Term - Monday 13th February to Friday 17th February

Tuesday 21st February 2012 to Friday 30th March 2012

Summer Term
Monday 16th April 2012 to Friday 1st June 2012

Half Term Holiday - Monday 4th June to Friday 8th June

Monday 11th June 2012 to Friday 23nd July 20112

Training Days when the school is closed to pupils:

1st September 2011
2nd September 2011
16th September 2011
10th February 2012
16th April 2012

Lessons taught Off Site or by Visiting Staff.

Swimming @ Newtown Swimming Pool - Tuesday mornings
Recorder Tuition - Tuesday mornings
Keyboard Tuition - Wednesday mornings
Spanish Lessons - Thursday mornings

Birmingham Primary Training Parnership

Woodview Primary School has a commitment to training excellent teachers for the future and is part of The Birmingham Primary Training Partnership (BPTP), a School Centred Initial teacher Training Programme.
BPTP aims to provide Birmingham schools with highly skilled teachers who reflect the diverse community in which they work and are capable of making a positive difference to children's lives through their dedication and commitment to the teaching profession.
BPTP recruits 25 trainees each year onto a one year full time Post Graduate (PGCE) course. If you are thinking of training as a teacher and already have a good honours degree we recommend you find out more by visiting http://www.bptp.bham.org.uk