Great Wood School

"Aim high... and make a difference"

Beaufort Road, Morecambe, LA4 6UB
01524 416971
office@greatwood.lancs.sch.uk

If you would like to look round the school with a view to a place for your child, please contact the office to make arrangements. We look forward to seeing you. We will be holding our last Open Morning before the application deadline for September 26 (15th January) on Thursday 8th January 2026. Our first Open Morning for a September 27 start is June 11th.

Welcome to Great Wood School

We aim to bring learning alive, making it exciting and stimulating. We want to give our children a thirst for learning that continues with them throughout their future school experiences and lives. An essential ingredient for this to happen is teamwork. We view education as a joint venture involving everyone- children, parents, staff, governors and the wider community.

We hope that we will be able to depend on your co-operation and support in this partnership to provide the best for every child.

John Ross (Headteacher)

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This week, Year 3 have made a start on their DT cushion project. They carefully designed their cushions whilst thinking about the audience and purpose. Here are some pictures of the projects beginning to come to life as the children cut out their templates. Well done Year 3, we can’t wait to see the final products! ... See MoreSee Less

This week, Year 3 have made a start on their DT cushion project. They carefully designed their cushions whilst thinking about the audience and purpose. Here are some pictures of the projects beginning to come to life as the children cut out their templates. Well done Year 3, we can’t wait to see the final products!Image attachmentImage attachment+7Image attachment

This afternoon, 6L learnt about how we can use coffee grounds to protect the vegetables that we have planted from slugs. They learnt that caffeine is highly toxic to them and how the rough texture of the grounds acts as a barrier because it is abrasive to their soft bodies. ... See MoreSee Less

This afternoon, 6L learnt about how we can use coffee grounds to protect the vegetables that we have planted from slugs. They learnt that caffeine is highly toxic to them and how the rough texture of the grounds acts as a barrier because it is abrasive to their soft bodies.Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment

Well done to this week’s Rainbow Readers! ... See MoreSee Less

Well done to this week’s Rainbow Readers!Image attachmentImage attachment
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