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  • Year 3/4 Sportshall Athletics - District

    Published 10/01/25

    Earlier this week, a team of Year 3 and Year 4 children represented the school at the district Sportshall athletics competition. This competition is a Woodland View favourite and we have seen some great success at this event in previous years.

    Sportshall athletics includes many different events: sprinting, jumping, throwing and working as a team. Throughout the competition, children compete in track and field events to help score points for their team.

    It was a pleasure for Mr Willars, Mr Oelrich and Mr Baxter to attend this event with the children as they showed amazing cooperation, respect and determination during all the events. They are extremely proud of the children too for cheering each other on loudly and enthusiastically during the track events!

    After completing all of their events, it was time for the children to find out how they had performed overall. In a field of ten strong schools, Woodland View came first overall!! They scored a staggering 410 points across all the events!

    We are incredibly proud of the team! Because the team finished in first place, this gives them a great chance to represent the district at the county finals at the end of February. We are still waiting to hear whether we have reached this round as there was another competition in the afternoon.

    We keep our fingers crossed for progression to the next round, but applaud our Y3/4 team for their amazing success so far!

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  • The Friends of Woodland View are Recruiting!

    Published 10/01/25

    To find out more about the Friends of Woodland View, please watch this short video.

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  • Headteacher Newsletter 435

    Published 08/01/25

    Dear parents, please read on for information about this term's Value and Curriculum 'C', Walk to School Week, Friends of Woodland View and key dates.

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  • Kindness Value Awards

    Published 20/12/24

    This morning was our termly values awards and of course, at this time of year, it also had a festive twist. Mr Cadge had 'decked our hall!' Therefore, Mr Horsley conducted the awards from underneath a huge "Merry Christmas", inflatable archway. Festive tunes were played as the children danced down the red carpet to receive their awards and hear from the teachers as to why they had been selected for our term's value of... KINDNESS.

    It was also a time to say a big thank you and farewell to Mrs Stawniczy, who is moving on to being a teacher nearby at Hartwell Primary. We may still see her briefly at the start of next term, but we wish her all the very best in her new role and will miss her skills and talents at Woodland View!


    Miss Wagstaff shared a poem on our term's theme of Kindness.

    I can choose to be kind,

    Each and every day.

    I can choose to be kind,

    To everyone, in every way.

     

    When I am kind to others,

    I make the world a little brighter.

    When I am kind to others,

    I make my heart a little lighter.

     

    So plant a seed of kindness,

    And watch the world bloom.

    So plant a seed of kindness,

    And we'll chase away the gloom.

    By Hayley O'Connor


    Here are the photos of this term's Kindness value winners:


     

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  • Woodland Times - Autumn 2 Edition

    Published 18/12/24

    As we near the end of term, we are excited to share with you our second edition of Woodland Times for this year! Our new journalists have continued in earnest and have some fabulous articles to share with you! We hope you enjoy reading our school newspaper; written for the children...by the children.

    Download the PDF edition with the link below.

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  • Headteacher Newsletter 434

    Published 17/12/24

    Please read on for details of Winter Wonderland, Christmas Events in the coming days, Maths Week, Walk to School Week, Life Education sessions, Book Fair and Key Dates.

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  • Advent book elf caught on CCTV!

    Published 03/12/24

    A cheeky Christmas elf has been caught on camera delivering advent books to the classes in the school - see the video below. These are special books organised by our reading specialists for the children to read in their class in the run-up to Christmas. The children were very excited to see who delivered them in assembly on Monday morning!

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  • Headteacher Newsletter 433

    Published 27/11/24

    Dear parents, please read on for updates on some of the exciting festive events coming up before Christmas, Culture Day, the Kindness of Parents, Holiday Camp Days, New Governors and Sporting Success.

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  • Headteacher Newsletter 432

    Published 10/11/24

    Dear parents, please read on for news about Maths Week, Children in Need, Remembrance Day, Culture Day, our Blue Butterfly competition and Winter Wonderland.

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  • Courage Values Awards - Oct 2024

    Published 28/10/24

    On Friday, we all shared in our two values awards assemblies. These termly, assemblies help to celebrate each of our six different school values. This term's focus value was COURAGE. Mr Horsley led the proceedings and the dancing! It was great to see how all the children help to support and share in the successes of the two COURAGE value winners from each class.


    Each teacher was invited to say a few words about how they had chosen their winners. In addition, Miss Wagstaff, now famed for her poems at such assemblies, shared one that she had found to match the occasion.

    Courage

    Courage to speak up,

    Courage to stand up.

    Courage to say yes,

    Courage to say no.

     

    Courage to make a change,

    to view something in a new light,

    courage to let go,

    courage to go after.

     

    Courage to start, courage to end.

    Courage to walk away, to sit still,

    courage to grow.

    Courage, also, to stop.

     

    Everything begins with courage.

    By Nicole Warner.


    Photos of the Courage Value Award winners

    Foundation Stage awarded their winners separately this time, but will be in the main Values Assemblies in December for the KINDNESS awards.

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  • Blue Butterfly Competition

    Published 25/10/24

    The Blue Butterfly image is extremely important at Woodland View because it symbolises all of the ways we can stay safe. The children know, if you get that butterfly feeling in your tummy, something may not feel right and you may be in a situation that isn't healthy, happy or safe. 

    This was an optional challenge but, as always, we had an overwhelming number of entrants. 

    Here is a video montage for you to watch and marvel at the creative range of posters we had.

    These posters will help remind our children what to do if they are worried or need help.

    Well done to everyone who took part and thank you for the time and effort that went into making them.

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