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Woodlands Weekly | Friday 24th May 2024
Published 23/05/24Welcome to this week's Woodlands Weekly! 🌳
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What's On? May Half Term
Published 22/05/24Ruth Strahan, our Family Support Worker, has put together a list of events that are taking place over May half term.
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Culture Day 2024
Published 17/05/24Our very first Culture Day!
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Woodlands Weekly | 10th May 2024
Published 10/05/24Welcome to this week's Woodlands Weekly! 🌳
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Online Safety Workshops for Parents
Published 07/05/24Join us for Online Safety Workshops!
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Lift The Ban Campaign
Published 29/04/24This year, our Pupil Parliament members in Year 5 and 6 are working on an important project affecting people up and down the country.
Right now, right here in the UK, people seeking refugee status are banned from working whilst they wait months, and often years, for a decision on their asylum claim. Instead, they are left to live on just £7 per day, struggling to support themselves and their families.
Lift The Ban
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Woodlands Weekly | 22nd April 2024
Published 21/04/24Welcome to this week's Woodlands Weekly 🌳
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Nut-Free Academy
Published 28/03/24We are a Nut-Free Academy
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Woodlands Weekly | 28th March 2024
Published 28/03/24Welcome to the last Woodlands Weekly of the Spring term! 🌳💐
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Online Safety - Year 5 and 6
Published 26/03/24Dear parents and carers,
After a rise in incidents online including inappropriate and sexualised language, Mrs Clark and I hosted an assembly with Year 5 and 6 around online safety last week. We wanted to share some key messages with you about this.
- Using platforms like Snapchat and Instagram under the age of 13 goes against their set age restrictions.
- By allowing children on platforms, such as snapchat or Instagram, there is a risk they will be exposed to content that is not appropriate for their age.
- Inappropriate language, such as swearing or threats, or sexualised language is not ok online.
- As a school, we have a zero-tolerance policy around use of inappropriate language in school and if an incident arises, we will issue internal suspensions, known as a C4. This is stated in our Positive Behaviour Policy.
We have put together a leaflet for parents to support you in helping your children to stay safe online. This leaflet is attached to this letter, and is available in a range of languages which can be collected from your child’s teacher.
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Parents' Evenings - April 2024
Published 24/03/24Dear parents and carers, We would like to invite you to our next Parents’ Evening on: Wednesday 17th and Thursday 18th April 2024 (Nursery, 1SB and 5BW - Tuesday 16th and Wednesday 17th April 2024) This will b