We are pleased to share that we will be introducing a monthly virtual parent webinar series designed to support and inform our school community on key topics throughout the year.
Our first session will take place on 29 January 6pm - 7pm and will focus on:
Today, Woodford County High School proudly celebrated its 106th birthday with a full day of exciting activities and events for students across all year groups.
The day began with students bringing in the delicious cakes they had baked at home for the Cake Competition, which were displayed in SG8 for everyone to admire. Meanwhile, Year 11 set off for an adventure at Thorpe Park, and Year 10 headed to Rollerbowl, both trips promising fun filled experiences.
At 9:00am, the traditional Parade of Banners took place, featuring Years 7, 8, 9, and 13. This parade proudly showcased banners created by students both past and present, highlighting the creativity and school spirit of generations of pupils.
We are incredibly proud of our Year 13 students, who received their A Level results last week. Their hard work and resilience have paid off, with an outstanding 48% of all grades awarded at A-A* and 78% at A-B*. Impressively, the most common grade achieved was an A.
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Woodford awarded Gold Accreditation for our use of VC across the school, especially for our exceptional use of content to expand the global reach of our curriculum.
Each year, a team of WCHS Sixth Form students join the Young Reporter scheme, which gives school students an opportunity to write for a real online newspaper.
We are proud to be an 'Equally Safe' school!
Woodford Celebrates - 40 Years On: Reminiscing the Summer Production 1982-2022
At the end of a long challenge to raise awareness of local issues in Redbridge, a team of Woodford Sixth Form students have emerged victorious as winners of the inaugural Redbridge Youth Democracy Project. Eman, Lena, Parveen and Zara successful presented, over several different events, to representatives of Redbridge Council, including to the cabinet itself, on the topic of Sexual Harassment in Schools, an issue that they were keen to highlight and to encourage the council to take action on.
GCSE and A Level results success
