Welcome to Yeadon Westfield Infant School
Our Mission Statement
We are a happy and proud school. We believe that we provide a safe and secure environment that nurtures a love of learning. We aim to develop the whole person by providing happy and memorable times whilst creating opportunities for challenge and success. We prepare our pupils to become considerate and responsible members of society and we firmly believe that children best succeed when they are engaged in their learning.
Parents and carers have an extremely important role to play in ensuring our children achieve their potential. This happens when we all work together considering the strengths and needs of everyone in our school community.
Our aim is to develop confident children who value themselves, each other and the wider world. We encourage all our children to reach for the stars-they can be anything they want to be.
Enjoy looking around our website and let us know if you need to know more!
Aireborough Learning Partnership Trust
Yeadon Westfield Infant School is one of eleven member schools in the Aireborough Learning Partnership Trust, working together with our local partners to enhance the quality of opportunity, learning, teaching and curriculum development for our children. To find out more, visit their website www.alpt.co.uk.
Safeguarding - Keeping Children Healthy and Safe from Harm
We take our role in safeguarding your children very seriously. Please read our Safeguarding Statement.
Radishes in the Garden
The SNAG and Eco Group have been growing different varieties of radish which they picked and washed ready to be used in the salads at lunchtime.
PSA Summer Fair
Thank you to everyone who supported the Parent Staff Association Summer Fair - setting up and running stalls, donating for the tombolas and bringing in cakes. A fantastic £737 was raised which will go towards paying for some new playground trail equipment. The Dance Club put on a superb performance to open the Fair and as ever the cake stall and tombolas were very popular. Thank you to the Eco/SNAG group and School Council for running stalls. The breadsticks they made were delicious. Mr Whippy donated 20% of his takings - £26.
