Welcome to Forest Way At Forest Way our vision is simple: we want every learner to ‘Thrive at Forest Way’. We aim to promote and value every young person and your child will be placed at the heart of everything we do. We take pride in the strength of our school community and you as parents are an integral part of this. You know your child best and we believe that working together is the best way. Staff in our school have an immense knowledge and understanding of our young people and work with each individual to ensure they feel safe and happy in school. We ensure that we are aspirational and that we meet the holistic needs of our pupils and young people.We are all very proud of our school and would love to share what we do with you. I hope that this website gives you the information you need but please do not hesitate to give us a call if you would like further information.Best wishes Head Teacher
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GymnasticsOn 26th May we hosted our second EYFS/KS1 gymnastics morning. Pupils all interacted and joined in with two gymnastics based sessions. The first was based around an exploration of activities focusing on speed, balance, crawling and jumping. The second session followed a similar PE lesson routine, inspired by the Big Moves initiative . GymnasticsOn 26th May we hosted our second EYFS/KS1 gymnastics morning. Pupils all interacted and joined in with two gymnastics based sessions. The first was based around an exploration of activities focusing on speed, balance, crawling and jumping. The second session followed a similar PE lesson routine, inspired by the Big Moves initiative . orienteeringOn 26th April some of Forest Way's Oaks students participated in a map reading orienteering task at Bradgate Park. The students had to lead the way using the maps to reach three locations around the park, including the top of the Old John Tower! A fantastic day of persistence, leadership and teamwork. Well done to all the students involved! . Darts & target throwingOn Friday, 21st April Oaks students competed in a darts and target throw competition. Students had three attempts to gain their highest scores on either darts, velcro target throwing or new age kurling. A big well done to the Oaks sports council who have been planning this event for 3 months and supported their peers throughout the day! Darts & target throwingOn Friday, 21st April Oaks students competed in a darts and target throw competition. Students had three attempts to gain their highest scores on either darts, velcro target throwing or new age kurling. A big well done to the Oaks sports council who have been planning this event for 3 months and supported their peers throughout the day! OrienteeringOn 19th April, Key Stage 2 Foxes participated in an orienteering PE trip to Bradgate Park. They all had a map and a clipboard to navigate around the park with the goal of finding 5 locations identified on the map, using streams, trees and buildings as indicators. All of the students and staff showed outstanding persistence and made their way up to the top of Old John for the final point! A memorable day, full of achievement and happy faces when getting to the top! Sports leadersOn 20th April, several of Forest Way's qualified sports leaders took part in refereeing the Leicestershire and Rutland School Games, hosted at Loughborough University. Throughout the day, independently in pairs, these students organised each game for multiple primary schools, applying the rules and managing the young people attending. We are incredibly proud of our sports leaders' confidence, leadership skills and communication throughout the day! A big well done to everybody involved. FirefightersKey Stage 2 were excited to have a visit from Leicester Fire and Rescue Service Coalville Station. They were able to explore the fire engine, have a go at handling the hose and also did some firefighter activities in the classrooms. FirefightersKey Stage 2 were excited to have a visit from Leicester Fire and Rescue Service Coalville Station. They were able to explore the fire engine, have a go at handling the hose and also did some firefighter activities in the classrooms. new age curlingSome of our students enjoying a New Age Kurling and Ramp game session. All the students worked on their persistence, initiation and anticipation! Well done to all the students across each department for getting involved!. new age curlingSome of our students enjoying a New Age Kurling and Ramp game session. All the students worked on their persistence, initiation and anticipation! Well done to all the students across each department for getting involved!. bikeabilitySeven of our primary students have all successfully gained their Bikeability Level 1 Cycle Training, aimed at increasing handling skills in traffic-free environments.Four students have sucessfully learned to ride their bikes without stabilisers.We're so proud of all our students. bikeabilitySeven of our primary students have all successfully gained their Bikeability Level 1 Cycle Training, aimed at increasing handling skills in traffic-free environments.Four students have sucessfully learned to ride their bikes without stabilisers.We're so proud of all our students. bikeabilitySeven of our primary students have all successfully gained their Bikeability Level 1 Cycle Training, aimed at increasing handling skills in traffic-free environments.Four students have sucessfully learned to ride their bikes without stabilisers.We're so proud of all our students.. bikeabilitySeven of our primary students have all successfully gained their Bikeability Level 1 Cycle Training, aimed at increasing handling skills in traffic-free environments.Four students have sucessfully learned to ride their bikes without stabilisers.We're so proud of all our students..
