Last summer, three students from Year 9 (now 10A) entered a STEM competition sponsored by IBM and Disney called Girls Who Change The World, beating approximately 200 applications to make the national final comprised of only ten teams.
Woodford County High School is delighted to support Zahra Ahmed and Nabeeha Dean, both year 10 students (10H), in their participation to the Harry and Margaret Kroto Prize for Innovative Use of Technology in Science Learning organised by the University of Sheffield.
Their video available below is titled How did WOMEN change SCIENCE? || STEM
March 28, 2019
Don't miss the opportunity to see the professional banners created by year 9 Art and History students, currently on show at the Redbridge museum as part of the “100 Years of Women's lives in Redbridge” exhibition!
| In its Centenary Year (2019) Woodford County High School for Girls has earned the title “London State Secondary School of the Year”. |
Girls have responded magnificently to the reformed A-Levels, and they and their teachers and parents had much to celebrate on results day.
Year 11 achievement has been exceptionally strong across the whole Year 11 cohort.
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Woodford’s Music Department has again has been awarded the ISM / ISM Trust’s Bronze Certificate. This means that more than 10% of all the school’s GCSE students achieved an A* to C in GCSE music.
David Cameron visited Woodford County High School on 22 March 2018 to promote NCS The Challenge – an opportunity for 16 year olds which he was instrumental in bringing into being.
As part of a national STEM initiative, year seven students designed, made and raced rocket cars at Woodford County on Wednesday 14th March.
Six fantastic bands from across the school battled on Wednesday evening to achieve the audience’s votes, with Year 9 band ‘Legacy’ being crowned the winners after a stunning performance, that they look forward to repeating at the Redbridge Battle of the Bands on Saturday.
