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We have had a very busy and exciting start to the new school year. There has been some amazing activities taking place leading to our children learning lots!
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Woodlea Junior School

Harvest

For our harvest this year we are collecting foods that will keep in our cupboards . Foods such as chocolate , pasta , rice and lots of others that won't go off. We are doing our best to make sure our harvest is a success. Also we are collecting these foods for a charity called bay6 which is an amazing charity that helps people who haven't got anywhere to live , ages 16 to 25 , and is located in Leyland .

http://www.barnardos.org.uk/bay6project

Our Harvest is on Wednesday 22nd October at 1.30 in St Andrew's Church we hope to see you there

By Sophie C Y6
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