Parent Gov. Election – June 2017
I am writing to invite you to stand for election as a parent governor or to nominate another parent to do so. At Woodroffe we have provision for five parent governors and there is currently one …[Read More]
Category: All News
Rough Notes – April & May 2017
The exam season is upon us and it seems to start earlier and earlier each year. Students in Years 11, 12 and 13 are all taking exams and large areas of the school will become inaccessible as we try to ensure …[Read More]
Rough Notes – March 2017
The last week of term before Easter is always incredibly busy but it is also one of those moments in the year when we are encouraged to stop and think about exactly how much goes on here. The …[Read More]
EBacc Congratulations 2016
We have received a letter from Nick Gibb, the Minister of State for School Standards, congratulating us on our very high standard of entry in the English Baccalaureate in 2016. To read the full …[Read More]
Rough Notes – February 2017
Woodroffe has always had a reputation for paying close attention to literacy and, of course, the promotion of reading. I like to think that the school genuinely has a reading culture. I am also confident that …[Read More]
Year 11 GCSE Information Evening
Our annual GCSE information evening was held on Monday 6th February and attended well by Year 11 parents. For more guidance on how to support your son or daughter in the upcoming …[Read More]
Rough Notes – January 2017
Happy New Year! We are only a few weeks into the New Year but already there is a lot to celebrate and quite a bit to be worried about. The positives, as ever, come from the things Woodroffe students have been …[Read More]
Annual Art Exhibition 2017
Every year The Woodroffe School has the opportunity to show off its Art and Design work in the Malt House at the Town Mill Lyme Regis. This is a particularly special event as …[Read More]
Rough Notes – December 2016
The last couple of weeks before Christmas are characterised by an interesting blend of excitement and exhaustion. Everyone is excited about Christmas, and I’m sure that includes all those who insist …[Read More]
Hyde and Shriek: Year 11 English
Recently, as Year 11s preparing for our GCSE examinations, we were given the opportunity to watch a performance of ‘The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’ by the Four of …[Read More]