Woodlea Junior School
Noticeboard
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Key Worker Questionnaire is under letter to parents.
Tue 05 Jan 2021 -
Dear Parents, Following on from tonight’s announcement re school closures, we have taken the decision to move to remote learning with immediate effect. Therefore tomorrow, Tuesday 5th January, school will only be open to previously identified Key Worker and Vulnerable Children who attended Woodlea during the first lockdown. These families will be notified via text message this evening. For those of you that feel you may now qualify for a place for your child under our key worker criteria, we will send out further information tomorrow, via SeeSaw and the school website, re the process for securing a place in school. Tomorrow your child’s teacher will contact you via SeeSaw with lessons for the day. As always, thank you for your understanding and continued support. Mrs Shorrocks
Tue 05 Jan 2021 -
School will reopen as planned on Tuesday 5th January. Gates will open at 8.30am. I hope that you are all well and staying safe. Mrs Shorrocks
Wed 30 Dec 2020 -
The Emergency Department at Chorley and South Ribble District Hospital - opening hours and services
Mon 14 Dec 2020
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Welcome to Woodlea Video
Fri 11 Dec 2020Please sit back, relax and enjoy our amazing school.
Have a lovely weekend, Mrs Shorrocks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3adaDXXBbY&safe=active
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Digital Parenting Magazine
Mon 07 Dec 2020Please find the most up to date version of the Vodafone Digital Parenting magazine. This is a useful guide to help your family live a happy and safe digital life. It is located under the 'Online Safety' information found in the 'Safeguarding' section for Parents. -
Foodbank - Christmas 2020
Wed 02 Dec 20202nd December 2020
Dear Parents/Carers
As Christmas approaches this year, the Food Council are doing a collection for the local foodbank at Leyland St Mary’s Church.
We understand that this year has been tough but anything you can donate will be greatly appreciated. We will be looking to collect any products that have a long shelf life, e.g.: pasta, rice and any tinned products.
In anticipation for your support, thank you.
Mr Scott and the Food Council
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Remembrance Services for Woodlea
Tue 17 Nov 2020Despite Woodlea and the rest of the country being in 'lockdown', we wanted to show our respects for those that have ;lost their lives in conflict.
Our Team Captains went to the Council Offices and listened to the Mayor, witnessed the firing of the cannon and observed the 2 minutes silence.
Meanwhile in school, all the children went outside in their bubbles. Myself and other staff read poems of Remembrance and spoke about the significance of the day, 11.11.11 and the reasoning behind the Red Poppy.
At 11am, the church bells chimed 11 and the canon was heard from the Council Offices: this started Woodlea's observation of the 2 minutes silence.
