More than a school
Smith’s Wood Primary Academy lives up to its motto of being ‘more than a school’ - Ofsted 2023
Leaders, staff and pupils demonstrate the school values in every aspect of school life - Ofsted 2023
Pupils are taught to be excellent citizens of the future exceptionally well - Ofsted 2023
Leaders have aspirational ambitions for each pupil - Ofsted 2023
The aspirational curriculum, alongside leaders’ character education programme, empowers pupils to believe they can be whatever they want to be - Ofsted 2023
Leaders and teachers model kindness in everything they do. They are excellent role models for every pupil who attends this exceptional school - Ofsted 2023
04 November 2024
Road Safety
Please see the attached letter regarding Road Safety from the West Midlands Police Force
24 October 2024
They think it's all over!
It is now!
Smiths Wood's own band of brothers put everything on the line in their inaugural appearance in the EFL Trophy. Kindly hosted by Birmingham City Football Club, Smiths Wood's most...
23 October 2024
Were they born in a barn?
Year 2 have had a fantastic farm day. From the fabulous costumes, to all the activities the children have completed. The children explored fruits and vegetables from the UK, tasted them and wrote desc...
18 October 2024
Pupils of the Week
Each week, during our Friday Achievement assembly, we celebrate our ‘Pupils of the Week’ from each year group. Pupils are recognised for this weekly award for a variety of reasons and are...
18 October 2024
Weekly Attendance
Our overall attendance this week was 94.9%
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Indoor Athletics
Children from years 3, 4, 5 and 6 participated in an athletics competition against other schools from the local area. They took part in numerous events such as javelin, high stepper, speed bounce, chest push, long jump and relay races! After a fantastic showing from our Smith's Wood pupils, we scored a total of 120 points to get gold! The children showed excellent respect and sportsmanship against the other schools, and we were extremely proud of their achievement!
Indoor Rowing
A return to competitive action for Smith's Wood Y6 pupils in the North Solihull Indoor Rowing Championship. A long-standing tradition was upheld as the Smith's Wood girls team put in a dominant display of athleticism and perseverance to secure a well-deserved first place victory. After some last minute changes to the boys lineup, determination shone through and personal bests were shattered as they narrowly missed out on a podium finish securing a hard-fought 4th place.
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