Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Important reminders

  Fri 17 Oct 2025 D Colley

  Good Morning

  Please could you take note of the following reminders:

  Dogs MUST NOT be brought on to the school site - no matter how small they are.

  Children MUST NOT ride scooters or bikes in the school grounds. A pregnant lady almost got knocked over yesterday by a child on a scooter. We also have lots of little children including toddlers on the school grounds before and after school who could suffer a serious injury if they were knocked over. 

  Vaping and smoking is NOT PERMITTED on school grounds.

  Parking and driving was particularly worrying on Trimpley Road this morning.

  Please allow enough time for your journey so that you are not rushing and tempted to park your car in an unsafe place. Please also think carefully about where you are reversing, particularly when parked on the pavements.

  I am seriously concerned that if driving and parking does not improve then one of our school community, a child or a parent, is going to be knocked over and seriously hurt. That would be catastrophic. 

  Please, can we all play our part in making school a safe place for the children -and if a member of senior staff asks you to move your car, or slow down, please treat them respectfully, rather than with abuse. We are simply trying to make the school run safe for everyone. 

  Thank you for your support in these matters. 

• Thankyou

  Fri 10 Oct 2025 D Colley

  Dear Parents

  Thank you to everyone that supported Macmillan Coffee Morning last week, whether through joining us for a coffee and cake, sending in donations of cakes, or sending in money for their child to buy a cake. We raised £206.10p for Macmillan Cancer Support.

  We also had a wonderful 2 day Book Fair. The children enjoyed a pottery demonstration and then had the opportunity to buy a book. It was lovely to see so many parents in Book Fair after school. The commission that we earn is used to contribute towards the cost of buying every child a book at Christmas time, one of our Woodgate traditions. 

  I hope you have enjoyed looking at the wonderful Scarecrows in school. Have you spotted the WWII Soldier and Evacuee,  Scarecrow's wedding,  the 3 blind Mice, The Gruffalo, The Very hungry Caterpillar or Ann Boleyn and Henry VIII?

  Feel free to have a walk around the grounds after school one afternoon and find them all!

  Have a good weekend and enjoy the mild weather while it lasts.

  Mrs Colley