A welcome from our
Headteacher
A very warm welcome to Wray Common Primary School, a vibrant 2-form entry school, set in spacious grounds in Reigate.
At Wray Common we take pride in providing an education of such quality that every child leaves the school with better life chances than when they first entered. Children actively immerse themselves in the challenges and joys of learning, proudly demonstrate our shared values and contribute to society as responsible and caring citizens – this is the Wray Common Way.
Lloyd Murphy
What's coming Up
Dates & Events
20Jan
02Feb
03Feb
09Feb
10Feb
12Feb
13Feb
16Feb
23Feb
24Feb
Y5 - Young Voices
12:00pmThink Space Workshops
All DayPrimary Panathlon (invited children)
All DayY6 - Junior Citizen
All DayY4 - Cultural Day
All DayY1 - Pirate Day
All DayBreak up for half term
All DayHalf Term
All DayINSET Day
All DayChildren return to school
All Day
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News
Newsletter 16 - 9th January
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Ahoy there! Year 1 were very excited on Tuesday morning when their treasure box mysteriously disappeared. After receiving a message in a bottle from a pirate, they completed fun challenges such as walking the plank and throwing treasure into the chest. The final clue led them to their stolen treasure on the pirate ship. Well done, Year 1, for your fantastic teamwork and problem-solving skills! Year 1 also enjoyed a wintry walk, spotting signs of the seasonal change from Autumn to Winter, including bare trees, cold temperatures and beautiful snowfall.
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Newsletter 15 - 19th December
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Just a reminder that school finishes at 1.35pm for KS1 and 1:40pm for KS2 today. Merry Christmas and enjoy the break! We look forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday 6th January 2026! #merrychristmas #happynewyear #happyholidays
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This half term, some lucky children in Year 6 took part in the Mindful Gardeners Project with the @thelucyraynerfoundation where they had the opportunity to spend more time in nature and learnt skills to improve their wellbeing such as planting, making bird feeders and yoga.
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