Events

At our school our children have a wealth of school trips, events, outdoor learning and residentials. These are a major contributor to good health and mental well being for our children. Children taking part in activities often display improvements in their resilience, self-confidence, and their ability to get on with and relate to peers, which in turn boosts their sense of belonging. Team-work builds trust, as well as skills such as collaboration and communication – all of which supports attentiveness, concentration, and performance in the classroom.

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Notts County FC in the Community supporting our breakfast club.

Y6 SATs Breakfast and Bowling Party with their Penpals.

Class 6 Working With Woodborough in Bloom

Godly Play – reflecting on the symbolism of Lent and the celebration of Easter

Class 6 Visit The Deep

Class 6 & Class R Making Christingles and the Class 6 led Service

Peace, Kindness, Perseverance and Lenten Workshops at St Swithun’s Church

World Book Day with a Visit from Caryl Hart!

Christmas Dinner & Jumper Day. Fun in the Snow

Oh Yes It Is! Whole School Panto Visit.

The Harley Jae Trust. This charity providing Nottingham’s hospitals.

We welcomed Harvir Kaur who came to talk to the children about Vaisakhi.

A visit from the Defence Secretary to our Breakfast club

Woodborough Shrove Tuesday Races…

‘In 1976, the Community Association started the custom of holding pancake races in the village on Shrove Tuesday. These were to be run on Roe Lane as it was judged to be much safer than trying to use Main Street! The starting time was 11.00am and prior to the race, the Pancake Bell was rung. This was a sign for the races to start and was originally hung in the Old Vicarage bell tower but it is now in the church itself. With the rise of numbers in school, extra races had to be run. These later included toddlers from the playgroup and adults. Everyone had to supply their own pancakes and frying pans. In 1978, coffee was served for the first time in the Methodist Chapel school room. This proved to be very welcome as often Shrove Tuesday was quite cold.’

Y4 Roman Day

Faith Club…

Harvest Festival at St Swithun’s church Woodborough

Year Six visit Eden Camp

Macmillan Coffee Morning – Over £240 raised!

Mr Mills – Headteacher visits from New Zealand

SafetyZone at Holme Pierrepont – Working alongside Nottinghamshire Emergency Services.

The Puppet Man Returns…