Pupils at Wednesfield Technology Primary took part in a series of activities in a week promoting Safer Internet Day, building on the school’s ongoing commitment to digital safety. Using the educational platform Purple Mash, children explored how to manage online interactions safely, identify trusted adults, and respond to digital safety scenarios.   Reception pupils also joined a

Pupils at Wednesfield Technology Primary focused on building friendships, strengthening family connections, and developing healthy habits as part of Children’s Mental Health Week.  The national initiative, organised by the charity Place2Be, encourages schools and communities to create environments where children feel safe, seen and heard. Since 1994, Place2Be has provided

Pupils at Wednesfield Technology Primary are taking part in the national Bikeability programme, developing essential cycling skills and learning how to stay active through structured, in-school sessions.  Two members of academy staff completed Bikeability training to deliver the programme, providing hands-on guidance as pupils practised riding on balance bikes. Some children rode a bike for the first time, while others continued to build their confidence and improve

Year 1 pupils from Wednesfield Technology Primary visited the local Gurdwara as part of their religious education studies on Sikhism.   During the visit, pupils learned about the Guru Granth Sahib, the Sikh holy scripture, and its central role in worship. They explored the prayer hall and observed customs such as the covering of their heads and removing their shoes, gaining a first-hand understanding of the respect shown