Learn about The Westgate School's Pupil Premium strategy, aimed at closing the attainment gap and supporting disadvantaged pupils. Pupil Premium | PE and Sports Premium Pupil Premium | PE and Sports Premium Pupil Premium Strategy Pupil Premium Strategy 2025-26 PE and Sports Premium for Primary Schools 2024-25 At The Westgate School, we aim to: Increase all colleagues’ confidence, knowledge and skills in teaching PE and sport. Increase engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity and sport. Raise the profile of PE and sport across the school, to support whole school improvement. Offer a broad and equal experience of a range of sports and physical activities to all pupils. Increase participation in competitive sport. We see continuing professional development (CPD) for staff as a key priority to ensure that improvements to the teaching of PE, sport and physical activity are sustainable. This includes: Professional development Mentoring Appropriate training Access to external resources The Westgate Primary School Sports Premium 2023-24 PE and Sports Premium for Primary Schools In 2013 the Government announced that they would be spending £450 million over the next three academic years to help fund primary school sport, this is called the School Sport Premium. Schools must use the funding to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport they offer and should use the premium to: Develop or add to the PE and sport activities that the school already offers Make improvements now that will benefit pupils joining the school in future years Schools have the freedom to spend the money however they choose, but this must be towards improving their provision of PE and Sport to give children the opportunity to develop a healthy lifestyle and cannot be spent on the delivery of the Core PE curriculum. At The Westgate Primary School, we aim to: Improve pupils’ fitness, health and wellbeing Promote a culture of inclusiveness which enables access to PE and Sport for all pupils Improve the PE skills and stamina of pupils to improve personal fitness Improve the resources and equipment used at The Westgate Lower School Offer a wide range of opportunities in PE Offer a wide range of extra-curricular sports clubs Introduce new sports or activities and encourage more pupils to take up sport To encourage pupils to participate in Sports Competitions Run and take part in Interschool Sports Festivals Provide opportunities for participating in Sport during lunchtimes Home Our School Headteacher's Welcome Ofsted Safeguarding Statutory Information | SEND Policies Admissions Governance Pupil Premium | Catch-up Statement Vacancies School News Calendar & Open Events Collaborative Working & Partnerships Contact

Join Westgate's Samba Band to explore rhythm, teamwork, and fun. Samba Band Go Go Beyond the Classroom Clubs | Wraparound | Holiday Clubs Community Lettings Samba Band Internal / External Internal Age Range Year 7 - 11 Contact See EduLink for further details Samba Band is a musical ensemble that plays exciting, vibrant and energetic music, and is open to any pupil. All the players learn their parts aurally and will often use words to help them memorise the rhythms. These rhythms are layered on top of each other to create a polyrhythmic texture. The rhythm section of a Samba Band, consisting of Drums, is known as a bateria . Samba music is always performed with lots of percussion instruments, and each member of the ensemble has a specific role, often involving the layering of different rhythm s following a series of signals from the lead repinique player. The signals are often played on a whistle called the apito. The Samba Band performs at various events throughout the year, both in school, such as concerts, Open events, Induction evenings, PSA events, and ''Go West' Festival, to wider community events such as leading the Hat Fair in Winchester in the Summer, and performing on the high street. Pupil music leaders will be supporting music teachers in running this club. Go Wraparound | Clubs | Holiday Clubs Go

The Westgate School's commitment to safeguarding, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for all students with clear, transparent processes. Safeguarding Safeguarding Safeguarding Guidance The statutory guidance from the Department for Education issued under Section 175 of the Education Act 2002 states that all schools and colleges must have clear and transparent safeguarding processes. All Senior leaders within our School are trained Safeguarding Leads and all colleagues receive regular safeguarding training. Safeguarding is a standard item on Senior Leadership and Governor agendas. If your concern pertains to a matter of child safety, please do not hesitate to call the School Office (01962 854757) asking to speak to: Secondary Phase: Your child’s Year Leader Primary Phase: Mrs Edwards, Head of School, Senior Designated Safeguarding Lead All-Through Mr Pearce, Deputy Headteacher, Senior Designated Safeguarding Lead Mrs Fyvie-Rae, Associate Senior Leader, Designated Safeguarding Lead Mrs Evans, Deputy Headteacher, Senior Designated Safeguarding Lead All-Through Alternatively, please send an email using CHILD SAFETY as the title to safeguarding@westgate.hants.sch.uk Please note this account is monitored during school open hours during term time only. If you have a concern about child safety out of hours and term time contact Children’s Services on 0300 555 1384 or the Police on 101 (non-emergency) or 999 (emergency) For Pupils Emails are not monitored during the holidays so adults in school will not receive your email. If you are in immediate need of support, then you should tell an adult you trust. You can also call a service such as Childline: 0800 1111 and Samaritans 116123 or Police 101 or in an emergency 999 - Kooth - Home - Kooth - is another online service that is free to use. For all initial contacts to the LADO service please submit an initial enquiry form . Initial enquiry forms will be reviewed by a LADO and advice provided as appropriate. If further information is required, you may be asked to complete a LADO notification form. If you need to report an allegation you can contact the LADO. Phone: 01962 876364 Information relating this aspect can be found on HCC page: Allegations against people in a position of trust | Children and Families | Hampshire County Council ( hants.gov.uk ) Keeping Children Safe in Education Further details on reporting child abuse can be found here Hampshire County Council: Reporting Child Abuse The key people with regards to this aspect of the school are: Mr Pearce, Deputy Headteacher, All-Through Senior DSL Mrs Luzmore, Governor, Safeguarding Governor Mrs Edwards, Head of School, Senior DSL Mrs Fyvie-Rae, Associate Senior Leader, DSL - Lead Practitioner All-Through Mrs Evans, Deputy Headteacher, Senior DSL All-Through Mrs Christian, PA to Senior Deputy Headteacher, Deputy DSL Mrs Wild, PA to Headteacher, DSL Mrs Dean , Executive Headteacher, DSL Mr Green , Deputy Headteacher, Deputy DSL Mr Hurley , Assistant Headteacher, Deputy DSL Mr Barton , Assistant Headteacher, Deputy DSL DSL means Designated Safeguarding Lead Home Our School Headteacher's Welcome Ofsted Safeguarding Statutory Information | SEND Policies Admissions Governance Pupil Premium | Catch-up Statement Vacancies School News Calendar & Open Events Collaborative Working & Partnerships Contact

Joining Our Team Joining Our Team Joining Our Team Joining Our Team Joining Our Team Joining Our Team Joining Our Team Joining Our Team Joining Our Team Joining Our Team Joining Our Team Joining Our Team Date Posted 2024-12-19T00:00 Joining Our Team Why Work at The Westgate School? “Employees are incredibly proud to work at this school” (Ofsted, 2023) Working in any place where one is not aligned with the culture is a miserable experience, so we are transparent with all colleagues about what it means to join our team. We believe that the success of our pupils is intrinsically linked to that of adults in our school: everybody matters. We pride ourselves on our collegiate team culture in which ideas are shared unselfishly, problems acknowledged without fear and everything we do is in the spirit of professional generosity. Regardless of job title, every colleague is entitled to be treated with kindness and respect. The Westgate Team: Learning Together – Achieving Excellence “The Westgate School is a happy and vibrant community” (Ofsted, 2022) "I am very proud to work at such a fantastic school where all teachers strive for the best for the pupils" (Staff survey, 2021) Benefits of working at The Westgate School We will provide you with: · The opportunity for role specific, professional development in one of Hampshire’s top schools for progress and attainment; · The support of experienced and highly motivated colleagues across all Key Stages (EYFS to KS4); · Preferential nursery places at Rotherly Day Nursery (on-site) at a reduced price; · Free on-site parking; · Access to Schools Mutual Well-being support lines and app, including physiotherapy, counselling, GP service and menopause support; · Free use of on-site health and fitness facilities; · Preferential admission to The Westgate School for colleagues' children after two years of employment; · (For support colleagues) Automatic enrolment in Local Government Pension Scheme (opt-out is available). The Westgate School is located in an easily accessible area of Winchester, close to the railway station. View our contact page for more information on how to contact/find us. Westgate Well-Being Charter As a school, we have invested in developing a Well-Being Charter for colleagues. This includes our commitment to having a strong dialogue about work-life balance, removing unnecessary workload, provision of good resources, equipment and working environment for all. At the heart of our community is a culture of partnership decision making, professional learning and collective responsibility. This Well-Being Charter is complimented by our membership of Schools Mutual Well-being support which provides a range of support services to all colleagues, including physiotherapy, counselling and menopause support. We hope that you will apply to join us in the near future. If you would like to know more information, please see our website or contact recruitment@westgate.hants.sch.uk . Home Our School Headteacher's Welcome Ofsted Safeguarding Statutory Information | SEND Policies Admissions Governance Pupil Premium | Catch-up Statement Vacancies School News Calendar & Open Events Collaborative Working & Partnerships Contact

Learn life-saving skills with our Emergency Paediatric First Aid qualification for childcare settings. Go Emergency Paediatric First Aid (Level 3) Qualification Go Emergency Paediatric First Aid (Level 3) Qualification Lead Professional: Mr. P Hurley (Assistant Headteacher) The Emergency Paediatric First Aid (EPFA) course is a one day first aid qualification that covers a range of CPR and emergency first aid skills specifically for children and infants (babies).   The Emergency Paediatric First Aid course is for anyone over 16 who has contact with children and infants. Upon completion of the course, candidates receive a nationally recognised Level 3 Emergency Paediatric First Aid qualification which is valid for 3 years.  Paediatric first-aid training equips adults with essential skills to respond effectively to medical emergencies involving children. The training covers critical areas such as CPR, choking, allergic reactions, and injury management, ensuring that colleagues can act swiftly and confidently in high-pressure situations. These competencies are vital for safeguarding the health and well-being of pupils. Beyond emergency response, the training emphasises prevention and risk assessment, helping colleagues create safer environments for children. The training is offered by a qualified first responder (NHS) and meets the expectations for certification. For more information, use the contact form: Contact and sele ct Collaborative Working & Partnerships citing Emergency Paediatric First Aid . Go Collaborative Working & partnerships Next page Home Our School Headteacher's Welcome Ofsted Safeguarding Statutory Information | SEND Policies Admissions Governance Pupil Premium | Catch-up Statement Vacancies School News Calendar & Open Events Collaborative Working & Partnerships Contact

The ensemble will help develop instrumental skills and encourage general musicianship skills in the rehearsals. Recorder Group Go Go Beyond the Classroom Clubs | Wraparound | Holiday Clubs Community Lettings Recorder Group Internal / External Internal Age Range Year 7 Contact See EduLink for further details The Recorder Group is open to all Year 7 enthusiastic players. The ensemble will help develop instrumental skills and encourage general musicianship skills in the rehearsals, as well as develop a good social network of like-minded musicians. Playing a range of music from the Classics to Pop. Musicians will have the opportunity to participate in events such as school concerts, celebrations, ‘Go West’ Festival, open mornings and evenings, and community events. Pupil music leaders will be supporting music Teachers in running this club. Go Wraparound | Clubs | Holiday Clubs Go

Join our school volleyball club to stay fit, build teamwork skills, make new friends, and compete in exciting matches. All skill levels welcome. Volleyball Go Go Beyond the Classroom Clubs | Wraparound | Holiday Clubs Community Lettings Volleyball Internal / External Internal Age Range Year 9 - 10 Contact See EduLink for further details Are you ready to spike your way to fun and fitness? The School Volleyball Club is looking for enthusiastic players of all skill levels to join our team! Why Join? Stay Active and Healthy : Volleyball is a fantastic way to stay fit, improve your agility, and build strength. Team Spirit : Experience the thrill of working together as a team. Volleyball is all about communication, cooperation, and camaraderie. Skill Development : Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, our club offers coaching and practice sessions to help you improve your game. Make New Friends : Meet new people and make lasting friendships with fellow pupils who share your passion for volleyball. Compete and Have Fun : Participate in exciting matches and tournaments. Enjoy the competitive spirit and the joy of playing the game. Stress Relief : Take a break from your studies and enjoy a fun, stress-relieving activity that keeps you energized. Go Wraparound | Clubs | Holiday Clubs Go

Join our Netball Club for fun, fitness, and teamwork. All skill levels welcome. Come play with us! Netball Go Go Beyond the Classroom Clubs | Wraparound | Holiday Clubs Community Lettings Netball Internal / External Internal Age Range Year 7 - 11 Contact See EduLink for further details Join us at Netball club for fun and to improve your fitness, coordination and teamwork skills. Go Wraparound | Clubs | Holiday Clubs Go

The Jazz Band is open to intermediate to advanced Saxophones, Trumpets/Cornets, Trombone players and Kit Drummers. Jazz Ensemble Go Go Beyond the Classroom Clubs | Wraparound | Holiday Clubs Community Lettings Jazz Ensemble Internal / External Internal Age Range Year 7 - 11 Contact See EduLink for further details The Jazz Band is open to intermediate to advanced players of Saxophones, Trumpets/Cornets, Trombones and Kit Drums.  The ensemble will develop instrumental skills and encourage general musicianship skills through-out the year, as well as develop a good social network of like-minded musicians. Musicians will have the opportunity play a variety of music from 'Cool Dude' learning about the Blues scale, traditional Jazz, such as 'All of Me', to Big Band features, such as 'American Patrol', through to more contemporary music, such as 'Moondance' or 'Blues Brothers'. The Jazz Band will participate in events such as school concerts, celebrations, ‘Go West’ Festival, and wider community events. The ensemble will be ideally suited to musicians interested in Jazz , Big Band, Dance Band and Pop music. Pupil music leaders will be supporting music teachers running this ensemble. Go Wraparound | Clubs | Holiday Clubs Go

Exam Invigilators Exam Invigilators Exam Invigilators Exam Invigilators Exam Invigilators Exam Invigilators Exam Invigilators Exam Invigilators Exam Invigilators Exam Invigilators Exam Invigilators Exam Invigilators Date Posted 19/11/2025 Exam Invigilators Casual contract £12.85 per hour (plus 12.07% holiday allowance) Would you be interested in helping support our pupils in their GCSE Examinations? We are seeking to recruit new Exam Invigilators to work with the existing team of highly experienced invigilators in the running of all mock and external examinations at our school, including GCSEs. The post would be ideally suited to applicants who feel a sense of responsibility for today’s young people and who are able to work flexible daytime hours. Full training will be provided and working hours will be negotiated for each exam period. New invigilators normally work side by side with more experienced colleagues until they are able to work on their own and exams can be anything from a single pupil in their own room to helping cover in the Hall with 200 pupils. As an exam invigilator you will work within a team to ensure that each exam is run in accordance with the formal guidelines, whilst ensuring that our pupils experience their exams in a calm environment. The GCSE Exam season will be 7 May – 17 June 2026 You will be required to be in school by 8.00 a.m. for a morning exam and by 12.15 p.m. for an afternoon exam. You would usually be in a session for about three hours (including setting up and clearing away at the end) but some exams can be longer than this. Parking on site cannot be guaranteed. Our mock exams for this school year are scheduled as follows: 24 November – 11 December 2025 23-27 January 2026 9-12 February 2026 23 June – 6 July 2026 For the mock exams we would require you to be in school by 8.00 a.m. for the first session and 10.30 a.m. for the second session. There will also be a requirement to attend a paid induction session prior to the Examinations and you will need to commit to at least 2 days (or 4 exams per week) during each period. We are committed to safeguarding children. Applicants must be willing to undergo an enhanced DBS and barred list check. Please forward completed applications to recruitment@westgate.hants.sch.uk We will consider applications as they arrive, and reserve the right to close this advert at any time, therefore, please apply as soon as possible if you are interested in this role. Safeguarding: The Westgate School and Hampshire County Council are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. We will ensure that all our recruitment and selection practices reflect this commitment. Pre-employment checks: All successful candidates will be subject to Disclosure and Barring Service checks along with other relevant employment checks, which will include an online search in order to identify any incidents or issues that have happened and are publicly available online, in line with Keeping Children Safe in Education recommendations. Child Protection Policy: You can find The Westgate School’s Child Protection Policy document on our Policies webpage: Policies Equal Opportunities: In order to combat discrimination, no unnecessary conditions or requirements will be applied which could have a disproportionately adverse effect on any one group. All sections of the population will have equal access to jobs. No applicant or employee will receive less favourable treatment because of age, disability, gender reassignment, race, religion or belief, sex, sexual orientation, marriage or civil partnership and pregnancy or maternity, unless a Genuine Occupational Requirement (GOR) applies. AI We understand that you might use AI and other resources for your application; however, please ensure all information you provide is factually accurate, truthful, and original and does not include ideas or work that is not your own. This is so that your application is authentically and credibly your own. How to apply Please send completed application forms to the HR team recruitment@westgate.hants.sch.uk We will consider applications as they arrive, and reserve the right to close this advert at any time. Therefore, please apply as soon as possible if you are interested in this role. Role Profile Exam Invigilator 2023 .docx Download DOCX • 214KB Support Colleague Application Form .docx Download DOCX • 52KB Home Our School Headteacher's Welcome Ofsted Safeguarding Statutory Information | SEND Policies Admissions Governance Pupil Premium | Catch-up Statement Vacancies School News Calendar & Open Events Collaborative Working & Partnerships Contact

The roles and responsibilities of The Westgate School Senior Council Senior School Council Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) says that children and young people should have a say in decisions that affect their lives. A school council can provide a meaningful way in which pupils can voice their opinions and have their views taken into account in decisions which impact upon them. Senior School Council structure This is a summit, made up of senior school representatives, including the Head Boy and Girl, Head All-Through and Senior Prefects. At the initial meeting each year, the group will establish its aims and the projects they want to work on. They might divide into mini groups to work on particular projects throughout the year. The summit meets the Senior Leadership Team (SLT) on a termly basis to provide an update on the activities of the focus groups, and to submit new proposals. The SLT also uses this as a forum in which to exchange ideas with pupils. Attributes of a member of the Senior School Council 1. Integrity Integrity means honesty and more. It refers to having strong internal guiding principles that one does not compromise. It means treating others as one would wish to be treated. Integrity promotes trust, and little can be achieved without it. 2. Communication Communication in the context of leadership refers to interpersonal communication between the individual and others, both in the team and across the school community. A good leader needs to be proficient in the communication that informs and must actively listen to others. 3. Relationship building Relationships develop good interpersonal and group communications. A leader who likes dealing with people and who can initiate and deepen relationships with others, has a great leadership advantage. This is a leader who can build a team and build up trust within it. 4. Persuasion The ability to influence others and cause them to act in a particular way is a highly important leadership skill. An ability to be persuasive is directly related to how much people trust you and how good your relationship skills and communication are. 5. Adaptability Adaptability and flexibility in not being bound by a plan are important success factors. A leader must move easily from one set of circumstances (the plan) to the next (if the plan is not going as expected) and take them all in their stride, even when the circumstances are unexpected. A good leader has to embrace change and see it as an opportunity. 6. Teamwork Teamwork is an important and often neglected part of being a prefect. Our community has a team of prefects who are part of and leaders within the school. No one person can do it all. That’s why a team, comprised of others with different skill sets, is essential. A leader must know how to build and nurture such a team. 7. Decision-making A leader must be able to wade through information, comprehend what is relevant, make a well-considered decision, and take action based on that decision. Once a team decision has been made, the individual must fully support the group in carrying out the actions related. Role of the Senior School Council · To maintain a positive and productive school atmosphere in which both pupils and colleagues feel included. · To lead aspects of the whole school life so that the community becomes stronger. · To ensure that duties for different teams are carried out correctly. · To work together as a Leadership team. · To mentor younger pupils to build in succession. Focus groups Focus Groups meet on a bi-weekly basis to decide on and organise projects which are relevant to their area of focus. Each group is overseen by a teacher. The pupil voice co-ordinator explains all the ideas that come from the pupils, and the teacher’s role is simply to facilitate. The focus groups are: 1. The Equality and Diversity Group The aim is to ensure everyone in the community is seen and understood. The group works with teachers and pupils to celebrate different cultures in school and raise awareness of the need to work together to make the school more inclusive. Examples of events are: • International Women’s Day • Black History Month • Men’s Mental Health 2. The Charity Group The group meets bi-weekly to fundraise for the charities which are chosen by the members. Some of the events are: • Bake sales, including the annual one for Macmillan • Selling poppies for The Royal British Legion • The annual Christmas appeal, which has a different charity annually 3. The Wellbeing Group In the Wellbeing Group, the aim is to create a positive and enjoyable working environment for both pupils and teachers and support them feeling comfortable and safe at school. As part of its role at the school, the group encourages pupils to join in with different activities. The group does this by organising a variety of events aimed at everyone. For example, in the summer the group runs rounders for our sport-orientated pupils, and for our arty pupils, the group runs colouring and drawing sessions. This helps to promote the school values – Endeavour and Excellence, Creativity and Character, Integrity and Empathy – and give pupils a chance to work with and get to know people across the whole school community. 4. The Eco Group The aim is to provide a place for pupils to put their ideas about the school environment forward and work together to discuss and implement improvements. Current members are trying to develop a garden that is centred around the use of compost to use food waste from food technology. They also have plans to continue making sustainably sourced technology projects for raising money and pushing for more recycling opportunities in classrooms. 5. The Digital Leadership Group This group is interested in the use of technology inside of school. The members help run technology for school events. They have a computing club and organise the annual Bebras competition. They also have other various responsibilities, such as editing drone footage. 6. The Sports & Extracurricular Captains The Sports Captains work closely with the House Leaders to provide interhouse competitions. The aim is to involve everyone in the community. For example, they have run the freshers’ fair in Autumn to encourage pupils to join a club by displaying the wide range of extracurricular activities the school offers. The members also oversee competitions, such as Sports Day in the Upper and Lower school. They are also required to volunteer by supporting the PE teachers. 7. The Library and Careers Group The Careers team is a key group within the school community. The members ensure that the library can provide a range of diverse and engaging resources, an IT access, and a space that is welcoming to the whole Westgate community. They also provide support for the smooth running of the library’s activities in the Upper and Lower Schools. They also support the school through careers events by practising interviews and helping in the careers’ fair. 8. The Curriculum Group The aim is to provide a place for pupils to share their ideas about the curriculum and work together to implement changes that benefit the whole school. The members are focused on how to best support different learning styles, enhance classroom learning experiences, and help others with their studies. They have also discussed the effectiveness of not using mobile phones in school. This approach helps to boost pupils’ concentration during lessons and ensures a fairer environment by reducing distractions and removing potential inequalities. 9. The Arts Leads The aim is to promote the Arts department within the school community. This involves leading extra-curricular activities and encouraging younger pupils to take part in activities and promote the arts. The members inspire creativity which would eventually lead to opportunities for pupils to showcase their talent during events. 10. The Lower School Leads · Tutoring lower school pupils · Setting up Y9 DofE reading · Working on School Council · Aiming to bridge activities/clubs more effectively between the Lower and Upper school 11. The House Captains The House Captains represent and lead the four houses at Westgate. They ensure that there is a wide range of activities and competitions so that everyone has a chance to represent their house and help win the coveted house cup. They work with the house leaders to support the Westgate community challenge to make sure that house members are able to gain their Bronze or Silver, or even Gold badges. They celebrate this success with assemblies. 12. The PSA and Prom Committee The Senior Council representatives for Prom Committee help plan the Year 11 Prom. This includes orchestrating fundraising events and being involved in all the other aspects such as the yearbook. They also support the PSA (Parent and Staff Association). They ensure that the school and the parents work together to raise money for school projects. They suggest projects through speaking with other groups and organise pupil involvement. 13. The Language Lead The aim is to support the MFL Department and incorporate languages into the wider Westgate community. They work with the MFL teachers to set up and run clubs which encourage the younger years to excel in their classes. They also often work with the primary phase leaders and visit the lower school to help the pupils to enjoy learning languages from a young age. 14. The Media Lead The aim is to work with the school’s HR department and promote the school website and the social media. This may include taking photos and reporting on recent school events, helping in The Gate to showcase the school to parents or job applicants, and sharing school news with fellow pupils. 15. The Peer Supporters The peer supporter program is designed to help younger pupils feel more comfortable and happier at school. The main aim of the peer supporter lead is to work with the year 10s who have applied for this role, match them with a year 7 buddy and make sure everything runs smoothly. Home Parents & Pupils School Teaching Hours Exam Information Edulink PSA Pupil Portal School Uniform Authorised Absence Request Medicines & Treatment Consent Form Senior School Council Parent Information

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