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  • Free mental health counselling for Hong Kong BNOs and Ukraine Families

    Published 08/10/26

    Free mental health counselling for Hong Kong BNOs and Ukraine Families

    The South East Migration Partnership has funded Hong Kong Aid and Phoenix Therapy Practice to provide free mental health counselling services to Hong Kong BNOs and Ukrainians (who are on the Homes for Ukraine or Ukraine Permission Extension routes), including for children and young people.

     Information flyers can be downloaded at the links below:

    Support for Hong Kongers – information in English and Traditional Chinese

    Hong Kong support – FAQs in English

    Hong Kong support – FAQs in Cantonese

    Ukrainian support – in English

    Ukrainian support – in Ukrainian

    Ukrainian support – in Russian

     

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  • ASD Family Help October Newsletter

    Published 08/10/26

    Please find attached newsletter from ASD Family Help.

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  • Changing Behaviour, Changes Behaviour Online course

    Published 14/07/26

    Changing Behaviour, Changes Behaviour Online course for parents who have a child or young person with a disability, autism or are on the pathway for an autism assessment; aged 3 -18 who live in the Wokingham Borough An opportunity to explore different ways of thinking about behaviour We can offer advice & strategies to support your child Join us for Changing Behaviour, Changes Behaviour This will be delivered via Microsoft Teams so please download the app prior to the session. Date: Wednesday 30th September, 7 th & 14th October 2026

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  • Waking up to Healthy Sleep Online course

    Published 14/07/26

    Waking up to Healthy Sleep Online course for parents and carers who have a child or young person with a disability, autism or are on the pathway for an autism assessment, aged 3 -18 who live in the Wokingham Borough *Please note parents / carers with a child or young person who does not have a disability may attend this course if capacity allows Is your child experiencing sleep problems? We can support you to improve their sleep routine. Dates: Thursdays 24th September 1st, 8th & 15th October 2026 Time: 6.30pm – 8pm.

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  • October Half Term Camps and Activities

    Published 10/07/26

    Please find attachments below for local October Camps and Activities.

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  • Water Safety Letter

    Published 04/06/26

    Please find below a letter about water safety we have been asked to share following on from the hot weather.

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  • Waingels Open Days Save The Date

    Published 22/04/26

    Waingels open evenings confirmation of dates for 2026 and 2027.

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  • First Days Uniform-October 2026

    Published 18/03/26

    First Days Outreach Schedule April to June

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  • What Parents and Educators should know about Tic Tok

    Published 19/01/26

    What Parents and Educators should know about Tic Tok

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  • Parkrun

    Published 21/11/25

    Junior parkrun is a free, community event where you can walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate. Junior parkrun is 2km, dedicated to 4-14 year olds and their families and friends of all ages, every Sunday morning at 9:00am with a really fun warm up starting at 8:55am. Junior parkrun is positive, welcoming and inclusive, there is no time limit and no one finishes last. Everyone is welcome to come along!

    You can register for parkrun for free here - www.parkrun.org.uk/register/

    Here are details of the event:

    ● Address: Woodford Park, Woodley (next to the play area)

    ● Every Sunday, at 9am, arrive at 8:50am for the fun warm up.

    ● https://www.parkrun.org.uk/woodley-juniors/

    ● If you are interested in volunteering, please email the event team on, woodleyjuniors@parkrun.com, it is great fun and a lovely way to meet new people. If you can’t attend this week, junior parkrun happens every Sunday so you can come any Sunday you are available.

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  • Attendance reminder

    Published 20/06/25

    Dear Parents and Guardians,

    Attendance reminder You will be well aware that school are working hard to improve attendance rates and reduce the numbers of pupils who are persistently absent. Currently we have too many children who are persistently absent (under 90% attendance). Please note that if your child is persistently absent or was persistently absent last year, any illness absence will require medical evidence or will be marked as unauthorised. Five or more unauthorised absences in one term will result in a referral to the Education Welfare Service and may result in a fixed penalty notice. School are on hand to offer support and advice to help maintain expected attendance so do contact the school office if you wish to discuss this further with me.

    Kind regards Ms Louise Quinell

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  • Attendance Ladder

    Published 18/10/24
    Regular school attendance is an extremely important part of giving children the best possible start in life.  Equally important is that all children arrive on time. Registers are completed at 8.50am and children arriving after this time are reco
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