Welcome to West End Primary School
We are a one form entry primary school on the outskirts of Oswaldtwistle and have been providing a high standard of education for over 100 years.
West End is a successful school that celebrated its' Centenary Year in 2014. The school is a blend of old Victorian buildings and more modern developments. We are situated on the outskirts of Oswaldtwistle and the views from the classrooms are stunning. You can find out more about our history by clicking here.
In March 2022 we became an Academy and we became a founding school of the LET Education Trust.
Please use the menu above to find out more about our school. Visits to our school are welcome - if you would like to see our school in action please get in touch.
Open Day 2024
On the 4th November we will be holding our Open Day. This is for children who are due to start school in September 2025.
Our Open Day is a great way to see our school in action. Our Year 6 children are given the role of Tour Guides and they will show parents and children our school and talk brilliantly about school life at West End.
I will be available for the whole day and will be able to answer any questions you may have about the application process, starting school and our offer.
Parents are welcome to arrive any time between 9:30am-12pm or 1pm-4:30pm. (Tour guides from Year 6 will be available until 3pm)
If parents are unable to make this date then visits to the school can be arranged by appointment. Please contact me via email ([email protected]) with a preferred date and time. Please only email after the 4th November for an appointment.
For details on our admissions process please visit our Admissions page.
To make an application please visit the Lancashire School Admissions website - https://www.lancashire.gov.uk/children-education-families/schools/apply-for-a-school-place/starting-primary-school/
Mr J. McBride
Headteacher
Our Gallery!
Pupils explained how everyone is ‘kind to each other’ and that they would recommend their school to a friend. The school’s culture is one that is supportive. Pupils speak highly about how teachers encourage them to ‘try new things’. (OFSTED 2018)
Parents and carers are also supportive of the school. They are confident their children can ‘excel’. (OFSTED 2018)
