Latest News

Goodbye Mrs Brown

Fri 21 Dec 2018

After 13 years as the Headteacher at Thorpe Willoughby Primary School, Mrs Brown is leaving. She has not only shaped, moulded, and created many brilliant, young minds but she has made the school what it is today. The staff and the children would like to wish her the best of luck for whatever the future has in store for her and please do keep in touch! Goodbye and good luck!

Goodbye Mrs Lamb

Fri 21 Dec 2018

After 29 years at Thorpe Willoughby Primary School. 29!! Mrs Lamb is retiring from teaching. She has been a huge part of Thorpe Willoughby and has taught many children, and even gone on to teach their children! She will be sorely missed by both staff and children. We wish her all the best of luck for future endeavours.

Door Competition

Thu 20 Dec 2018

At this time of year our school sees a festive door competition. This year we have had lots of great entries, many featuring Mrs Brown! Take a look to see if you can spot her.

Infants Christmas Party

Tue 18 Dec 2018

The annual Christmas party went down a treat with both children and staff. The children played games, ate lots of food and even had a visit from THE Father Christmas. Thank you to all the parents who contributed food to the party.

Christmas Performances

Thu 13 Dec 2018

The children and staff have been hard at work putting together this years Christmas performances. Every year the professionalism and quality of each performance gets better and better. This year upper Key Stage 2 performed the Charles Dickens Classic, A Christmas Carol, Lower Key Stage 2 performed A Magical Christmas Jigsaw and Key Stage 1 and Early Years performed A Wriggly Nativity. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the staff for working hard at creating such wonderful sets, costumes and props; the parents for being cooperative as ever; and finally, the children, who we can all agree, acted their socks off and sung their hearts out. Merry Christmas everybody.

Christmas Dinner

Wed 05 Dec 2018

All the children and staff enjoyed a very festive dinner cooked up by school chef Mrs. Braid. To make ourselves feel extra festive, Christmas jumpers were encouraged, and even baubles if your name was Mr. Watson.