At St Werburgh's Primary School we offer each child starting in our school a 'passport'. Our enrichment passport lists 20 things each year that a child in a specific year could achieve. Most of these experiences are undertaken in school either as part of the class learning on a topic, or as an educational visit. 

The new DfE Enrichment benchmarking groups our enrichment activities into five categories. 

Every pupil and student has access to a range of activities including at a minimum the following 5 categories:

• civic engagement, for example volunteering, debating, school and college democracy, community engagement
• arts and culture, for example, taking part in and having live experience of music, art, dance, theatre, other expressive arts, visits to museums and galleries
• nature, outdoors and adventure, for example time outdoors, climate education and sustainability projects, gardening, residentials and camps
• sport and physical activities, for example participating in individual and team sports, physical activities like dance, fitness activities or cycling, representing the school or college, attending live events
• developing wider life and future skills, for example digital literacy, STEM clubs, cooking, managing finances, and enterprise. 

At St Werburgh's we offer opportunities in all of these areas. 

For further information of the enrichment opportunities available by class please read the class pages. 

Examples of Whole School Enrichment opportunities for 2026-27 include:

- a Christmas performance in school for all children

- Sports Days

- all year groups will have a Forest School day, except for Year 6 who have a residential Camp booked which includes Forest School sessions and camping. 

The full document can be found here.  If you think that your child does not have a passport then please ask.