Young Leaders
We have an active school leadership team who listen to the thoughts and ideas of our children and feed them back to school leaders. This helps us to see things from the child's point of view, giving children a voice and enabling us to make their experience of school even better!
Head Boy
My name is Ali and I am the Head Boy at Woodnook Primary School. When I found out that I had been chosen to be Head Boy I felt very excited although I also felt a little nervous ! I feel that in my role I can help make our school a better place for the pupils. I always try to demonstrate the school values and think I am a good role model for the rest of the pupils. My favourite subjects at school are Maths and Computing. Woodnook Primary School is a great place because of the all the exciting trips and events that we can be part of. When I am older I would like to be a businessman.
Head Girl
My name is Tily-Mae and I am honoured to be the Head Girl at Woodnook Primary. I think I will be a great Head Girl as I am kind and respectful. I am looking forward to listening to other children's ideas to help to make Woodnook even better than it is! My favourite subjects at school are Art and English. I love being a pupil at Woodnook as all of the teachers and children are really kind.
Deputy Head Boy
My name is Adam and I am proud to be the Deputy Head Boy. I think I will be good at this job as I work very hard, never give up and demonstrate a growth mindset. My favourite subjects at school are English and P.E. I enjoy being a pupil at Woodnook School and I especially like the range of activities that we can choose from at lunch time. When I am older I would like to be a Police Officer.
Deputy Head Girl
My name is Zareenah and I feel so proud to be the Deputy Head Girl at Woodnook. When I found out I had been chosen I was really happy and slightly nervous. I think I will make a great Deputy head Girl as I am very friendly and caring. I really enjoy reading as I feel I can be transported to different places in my imagination. When I am older I would like to be a Nursery Teacher.
School Council
Congratulations to some of our new School Council representatives! We look forward to hearing your views!
From Little Acorns to Oak Trees....
Our pupils in Year 6 have also taken on new roles as buddies to children in Reception. We have named this project” Little Acorns to Oak Trees”. The children are already starting to develop positive and nurturing relationships.
As part of our World Book Day celebrations, our Year Six oak trees wrote their own Little Miss or Mr Men stories for their Acorns in EYFS. They then went and shared them with them for story time.
Oak Trees and Acorns Visit to the War Memorial
On Tuesday 14th November, the Year Six Oak Trees and EYFS Little Acorns went to visit the war memorial at Oak Hill Park to see the offerings of remembrance left after the Remembrance Day service. They looked carefully and respectfully at the names and saw some of the crosses that people had left.
