Newsletter 27

Newsletter 27, published on 23 April 2010, is now available to view.

Features this week include St George's Day, a Sponsored Haircut, an International Day and the Summer Term Headteacher Question.

Also important dates for your diary have been added to the newsletter.

Newsletter 26

Newsletter 26, published on 1 April 2010, is now available to view.

Features this week include news from the Senior and Junior Choirs, a report on the E-Safety Workshop and a message from The Contract Dining Company about next term's school lunches.

Also a school uniform request and a date for your diary, the ever popular Quiz Night organised by the Friends' Association.

Newsletter 25/School Disco

Newsletter 25, published on 24 March 2010, is now available to view.

Features this week include more sporting news, information for all year groups about the Year 6 Residential Trip, Class 4RW's Assembly and more.

Also a reminder that it is the School Disco tonight. The Years 3/4 Disco starts at 6 p.m. and for Years 5/6 it starts at 7.45 p.m.

Newsletter 24

Newsletter 24, published on 19 March 2010, is now available to view.

Features this week include the Year 5 Trip to Knole, information on Charity Stalls including the Haiti Earthquake Appeal. There are also netball and football reports as well as Sports Relief. Guess how much we raised at our Book Fair? Thanks to all who came to support us.

Also there is still time to join ParentMail to get the newsletter via email and a final reminder of the deadline for the Headteacher's Question of the Term.

Newsletter 23

Newsletter 23, published on 12 March 2010, is now available to view.

Features this week include news on Eco Green Flag and French Language Awards, our football and cross country news.

Also, ParentMail is "live" so you can now get the newsletter via email. If you have not signed up already, please contact the School Office.

Finally, don't forget our Book Fair on Monday and Tuesday of next week.

Newsletter 22

Newsletter 22, published on 5 March 2010, is now available to view.

Features this week include World Book Day, Football news, a reminder of the Headteacher's Question of the Term and a reminder to sign up to ParentMail if you have not already done so.

Also, we would like to have some helpers for our Book Fair. Please contact the School Office if you can help us with this. Thank you.

Newsletter 21

Newsletter 21, published on 26 February 2010, is now available to view.

Features this week include Science Day, Netball news, a reminder of the Headteacher's Question of the Term and details of an exciting competition.

Also information on our forthcoming Book Fair and a request for helpers. Please contact the School Office if you can help us with this. Thank you.

Newsletter 20

Newsletter 20, published on 12th February 2010, is now available to view.

Features include sports reports, information regarding our Eco, Computer and Chess Clubs and various visits and much more.

Newsletter 19

Newsletter 19, published on 5th February 2010, is now available to view.

Features this week include more sporting successes, a report on our charity appeals, the 5B Class Assembly and requests for help in a new Lunchtime Library Session and our Chess Club.

Also some important dates for your diary and information on our Internet Safety Week next week.

Newsletter 18

Newsletter 18, published on 29th January 2010, is now available to view.

Features include this week's Assembly, reports on our charity appeals, a welcome back to Mrs McCarthy and some fantastic sporting news.

Newsletter 17

Newsletter 17, published on 22nd January 2010, is now available to view.

Features this week include an Invitation to a Parenting Workshop with Bonnie Harris, a Hats for Haiti Appeal and a Ugandan Toy Appeal.

Also we have some important information for you on the new ICT Home Access Programme, a report on how well our football team did and an introduction to Mad Socks!

Newsletter 16

Newsletter 16, published on 15th January 2010, is now available to view.
Features this week include a reminder of the School Attendance Policy, the Year 4 Sculpture and video, the Headteacher Question and much more

Newsletter 15

Newsletter 15, published on 8th January 2010, is now available to view.

Features this week include a reminder of the Severe Weather procedure, School Dinners, School Fleece order and Uniform.

Newsletter 14

Newsletter 14, published on 18 December 2009, is now available to view.

Features include the Year 5/6 Pantomime and the Christingle Service as well as Panto Props, Demelza House and the Year 6 RM Maths Club.

Also there is a message from Tonbridge Methodist Church about their Christingle Service.

Newsletter 13

Newletter 13, published on 11th December 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include the Christmas Fair (and photos), the O2 Arena Concert. a reminder to complete the ParentMail form and a Lost Property update.

Newsletter 12

Newletter 12, published on 4th December 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include the Christmas Fair (and photos), the O2 Arena Concert. a reminder to complete the ParentMail form and a Lost Property update.

Newsletter 11

Newletter 11, published on 27th November 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include a reminder of the Secret Presents event, reports on the two pocket money stalls and the Book Fair.

Also news of a Singing Games DVD and the School Christmas Post Box will be making an appearance next week.

Newsletter 10

Newsletter 10, published on 20th November 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include the ParentMail service, next week's Book Fair, the School Disco and a reminder about wearing the right school uniform and PE kit.

Also some athletics news and an appeal from Eco Club for sewing materials.

Newsletter 9

Newsletter 9, published on 13th November 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include Remembrance Day, a report on the Year 4 Trip, information on the Year 6 Residential Trip, the latest Charity Stall and notice of forthcoming events (School Disco, Own Clothes Day and the ever popular Book Fair).

Newsletter 8

Newsletter 8, published on 6th November 2009, is now available to view. Features this week include Remembrance Day Poppies, Secondary School Admissions, the NSPCC Appeal (guess how much we raised?), Pocket Money Stalls and various reminders.

Newsletter 7

Newsletter 7, published on 23rd October 2009, is now available to view. Features this week include the Year 5 Visit to Carroty Wood, the Year 6 VE Day Party, news on football and cross country, the Senior Choir and more.

Are you interested in being a parent governor or want to find out what this involves? If so, see the newsletter for details.

Newsletter 6

Newsletter 6, published on 16th October 2009, is now available to view. Features this week include Year 3 meeting local councillors, Secondary School Selection Test Results, a message regarding the NSPCC sponsor forms and charity stall and a request for help from the Friends' Association.

Newsletter 5

Newsletter 5, published on 9th October 2009, is now available to view. Features this week include reports on our amazing Book Week and Book Character Day, special visitors meeting Year 6, our Harvest Festival, and this week's Charity Stall.

Also there is a request for help for the forthcoming Book Fair, a message regarding Secondary School transfer and a road safety message.

Newsletter 4

Newsletter 4, published on 2nd October 2009, is now available to view. Features this week include reports on Year 6 and Year 4 Visits, our ever-popular Charity Stalls and a reminder about Book Week next week.

Also there is a request for help from the Friends' Association, and an important message on e-safety.

Newsletter 3

Newsletter 3, published on 25 September 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include a request for help with a Year 4 Trip, the presentation from the Year 6 Secondary Transfer Meeting, a note on Move in the Morning and Break-Time Snacks.

Newsletter 2

Newsletter 2, published on 18 September 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include a reminder to complete the Data Checking Sheets, a Roman Centurion visiting Year 3, Year 6 Secondary Transfer Meeting and a Year 6 Trip.

Also, an E-Safety CD-Rom for parents, forthcoming events including the Friends' Association AGM on 28th September and much more.

Newsletter 1

Newsletter 1, published on 11 September 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include a welcome message from our new Headteacher, Mrs Priestley, news on year group Welcome Meetings, the Year 6 Secondary Transfer Meeting, School Dinners and much more.

Newsletter 39

Newsletter 39 published on 17 July 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include news on Swine Flu, Year 6 Residential Trip and BBQ, various musical activities, school dinner prices from September and a message from the Acting Headteachers.

Newsletter 38

Newsletter 38 published on 10 July 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include news on the LEPRA Fundraising, the District Sports, Drumming Workshops and more.

Open Evening

Don't forget our Open Evening tomorrow. The school is open from 6.00-8.00pm for you to view all the amazing work our children have done throughout the year.

Do you have any flowers we can have to decorate the school for our Open Evening? If so, they would be greatly appreciated – if you can help, please bring them in on the morning of 7th July. Thank you.

Leavers BBQ

At the Leavers BBQ on Friday 10th July, Mrs Pattanshetti will be offering to make small henna patterns on any children interested. However if your child has sensitive skin or suffers from allergies, please ask them not to have it done.

Newsletter 37

Newsletter 37 published on 3 July 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include news on the Summer Fair, Sports Day, 11 Plus Registration, School Clubs, Open Evening and more.

Sports Day - Tuesday 30th June

A reminder that it is our Sports Day tomorrow. Part One, at 9.15, will be a series of competitive races in each year group. Part Two, at 1.15, will be a more informal, fun afternoon with a series of activities with all the children having a turn.

Please ensure that your child has a water bottle, sun hat and some sun cream on the day. Please name all items if possible.

You are very welcome to join us at either (or both) sessions. Refreshments will be available courtesy of the Friends Association.

Newsletter 36/Summer Fair

Newsletter 36 published on 26 June 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include Classes for 2009/10, Sports Day, Environmental Science Day, news on the Walking Bus and a request to return any outstanding library books

Also, don't forget our Summer Fair tomorrow. Gates are open at 12.30pm. We look forward to seeing you there.

Newsletter 35

Newsletter 35, published on 19 June 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include a Message from the Governors, how we did in the Cricket Tournament, ActiveKids workshops, Open Evening and Sports Day details and news from Mrs Kimber.

Newsletter 34

Newsletter 34, published on 12 June 2009, is now available to view.

Features this week include Team Photographs, Environment Day, ActiveKids workshops, Year 5 Taster Days, Visits to Tonbridge Parish Church and to Horton Kirby.

Please note that the Summer Fair (27th June) is open from 12.30 - 3.30pm and not 12-3pm as stated in last week's newsletter.

Newsletter 33

Newsletter 33, published on 5 June 2009, is now available to view. Features this week include welcome from Mr Taylor and Mr Phillips, our Acting Headteachers, important diary dates and reminders for the hot weather and summer uniform.

Also we have a vacancy at the school for a midday supervisor. Please contact the School Office for more details.

Newsletter 32

Newsletter 32, published on 22 May 2009, is now available to view. Features this week include change of date for Year 6 Residential Trip Parents' Meeting. Year 6 BBQ, a message from Mrs Stephens and the River Festival.

Newsletter 31

Newsletter 31, published on 15 May 2009, is now available to view. Features this week include Y5 11+ and Year 6 Residential Trip. Holiday Activities, Irish Dancing, High School Musical and a new café at Tonbridge Methodist Church.

Well done to all our Year 6s who have worked very hard for their SATs.

Newsletter 30

Newsletter 30, published on 8 May 2009, is now available to view. Features this week include Year 6 SATs, a forthcoming Year 3 Visit, a Foorball Course and Headteacher news.

Newsletter 29

Newsletter 29, published on 1 May 2009, is now available to view. Features this week include a report on Top Gear Week.

We would like to apologise for the late arrival of this newsletter. This is due to technical problems beyond our control: see previous blog entry.

Newsletter 28

Newsletter 28, published on 24 April 2009, is now available to view. Features this week include St George's Day, 3K's Assembly, School Choir, a Year 6 Visit to Dorton House and the Year 4/5 Visit to Bluewater (with photos).

Newsletter 26

Newsletter 26, published on 27 March 2009, is now available to view. Features this week include a report on our star mathematicians, visits by Years 4, 5 and the Senior Choir and a note of the viruses and illnesses currently going around.

Also there is a message from Roselands Pre-School who will be opening soon on our site.

Newsletter 25

Newsletter 25, published on 20 March 2009, is now available to view. Features this week include a report on our Book Fair, a reminder about next week's Spring Disco and our winning athletic teams.

Newsletter 24

Newsletter 24, published on 13 March 2009, is now available to view. It has certainly been an action-packed week at Woodlands. Features include Red Nose Day: guess how much we raised for Comic Relief?, a reminder about next week's Spring Book Fair and School Discos, Drumming Assembly and a warm welcome to Miss Ridger.

Newsletter 23

Newsletter 23, published on 6 March 2009, is now available to view. Features include Year 6 Secondary School Offers, Netball and Football Reports, Year 6 ADHAD Theatre Workshop, news and photos on the School Garden and a reminder about next week's Red Nose Day.