Green Wrythe Primary School
Green Wrythe Primary School
Aspirational, Compassionate, Inclusive, Resilient, Responsible, Reflective
Green Wrythe Primary School
I am so proud to be the Headteacher of such a happy and vibrant school.
Green Wrythe Primary School believes in family and our school values drive the culture of our community: aspirational, compassionate, inclusive, resilient, responsible and reflective.
As a school, we are always ready to learn and strive to work with members of our family so that we can be ‘the best that we can be'.
Our school is divided into two departments:
- The Ark Department is our small and friendly one-form entry mainstream department.
- The Rainbow Department is our nurturing specialist base for children with autism.
Two unique parts, which together make our fabulous and wonderful school.
We pride ourselves on our values and believe that everyone can make a difference in our world.
Mrs A De Sampayo, Headteacher
- @Green Wrythe Primary School17/03/26
Neurodiversity Awareness Week Did you know that some celebrities have ADHD, including Justin Timberlake, Emma Watson and Ryan Gosling? Some children find it harder to sit still, stay focused or organise their work. Others may daydream, forget instructions or find it tricky to concentrate for long periods of time. For many children with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), these challenges can happen more often. But ADHD is just one part of how someone learns and experiences the world. With the right support, understanding and encouragement, children with ADHD can thrive and achieve amazing things. This week we are celebrating the many different ways our children think, learn and shine. #NeurodiversityAwarenessWeek #CelebrateDifferences #ADHDAwareness #InclusiveSchools
- @Green Wrythe Primary School16/03/26
This week at school we will be marking Neurodiversity Awareness Week As part of this, our Rainbow teachers will be leading a special activity day for the Ark children. The day will include a range of engaging activities to help children understand how pupils in our Rainbow Department learn and experience the world. Our aim is to celebrate neurodiversity while encouraging empathy, understanding and respect for the different ways people think, learn and communicate. #NeurodiversityAwarenessWeek #CelebrateDifferences #InclusiveSchools #PrimarySchoolLife
- @Green Wrythe Primary School10/03/26
Year 6 had a fantastic first day on their residential! They jumped straight into the action with fencing and abseiling, showing great bravery, teamwork and enthusiasm. We're so proud of them for trying new challenges and supporting one another. We can't wait to see what tomorrow brings!
- @Green Wrythe Primary School03/03/26
Author Visit for KS2! This Book Week, KS2 were lucky enough to be visited by author David Fuller! David shared how he began his journey into the world of writing, read a couple of exciting chapters from his books, and answered lots of questions from his eager audience. A huge thank you to David for such a fantastic visit who knows, we may have some future authors in the making! #BookWeek #AuthorVisit #LoveOfReading #InspiringYoungWriters #GWP
- @greenwrytheprimary17/03/26
Neurodiversity Awareness Week Did you know that some celebrities have ADHD, including Justin Timberlake, Emma Watson and Ryan Gosling? Some children find it harder to sit still, stay focused or organise their work. Others may daydream, forget instructions or find it tricky to concentrate for long periods of time. For many children with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), these challenges can happen more often. But ADHD is just one part of how someone learns and experiences the world. With the right support, understanding and encouragement, children with ADHD can thrive and achieve amazing things. This week we are celebrating the many different ways our children think, learn and shine. #NeurodiversityAwarenessWeek #CelebrateDifferences #ADHDAwareness #InclusiveSchools
- @greenwrytheprimary16/03/26
This week at school we will be marking Neurodiversity Awareness Week As part of this, our Rainbow teachers will be leading a special activity day for the Ark children. The day will include a range of engaging activities to help children understand how pupils in our Rainbow Department learn and experience the world. Our aim is to celebrate neurodiversity while encouraging empathy, understanding and respect for the different ways people think, learn and communicate. #NeurodiversityAwarenessWeek #CelebrateDifferences #InclusiveSchools #PrimarySchoolLife
- @greenwrytheprimary10/03/26
Year 6 had a fantastic first day on their residential! They jumped straight into the action with fencing and abseiling, showing great bravery, teamwork and enthusiasm. We're so proud of them for trying new challenges and supporting one another. We can't wait to see what tomorrow brings!
- @greenwrytheprimary03/03/26
Author Visit for KS2! This Book Week, KS2 were lucky enough to be visited by author David Fuller! David shared how he began his journey into the world of writing, read a couple of exciting chapters from his books, and answered lots of questions from his eager audience. A huge thank you to David for such a fantastic visit who knows, we may have some future authors in the making! #BookWeek #AuthorVisit #LoveOfReading #InspiringYoungWriters #GWP
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Green Wrythe Primary School, Green Wrythe Lane, Carshalton, SM5 1JP