11/02/2026Last week, Year 10 students visited the Baitul Futuh Mosque in Morden, one of the largest mosque complexes in Europe!
To reinforce Religious Education lessons, students were given the opportunity to explore the mosque with an expert guide and watched the midday prayer.
#ProudToBelong #ProudToAchieve
9/02/2026🤩 Reminder 🤩
Tonight is our online safety webinar regarding smartphones, social media and the teenage brain...
To book, please see details contained in the letter home.
6/02/2026Word has spread about how fabulous our school production is and tickets have now sold out! 🤩
5/02/2026We're halfway through our amazing run of High School Musical and the high energy performances are not waning!
Tickets are available on the door for the final show tomorrow evening...
#ProudToBelong #ProudToAchieve
5/02/2026A huge well done to our Year 9 students, who completed their first series of exams held under full exam conditions.
A daunting experience, but Mr Merritt, Head of Year 9, could not have been prouder of their maturity and willingness to listen and learn. Go Year 9 💪
4/02/2026Sharpen your general knowledge skills ready for The Friends of Woolmer Hill Quiz Night 🤩
Friday 13th March
7 - 10:30pm
Woolmer Hill School
Buy your tickets by clicking on the link below:
https://friendsofwoolmerhill.charityhive.co.uk/tickets/2/fowh-quiz-night
3/02/2026We're looking forward to welcoming you to our online safety webinar regarding smartphones, social media and the effects on the teenage brain.
Monday 9th February
18:00 - 18:45
Visit the link to register:
https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/2e363334-62d2-410e-8914-0b6f125adbcb@8fcaa305-996b-4936-9af6-7402ae577c7b
or see the recent letter to register your interest.
11/02/2026Last week, Year 10 students visited the Baitul Futuh Mosque in Morden, one of the largest mosque complexes in Europe!
To reinforce Religious Education lessons, students were given the opportunity to explore the mosque with an expert guide and watched the midday prayer.
#ProudToBelong #ProudToAchieve
9/02/2026🤩 Reminder 🤩
Tonight is our online safety webinar regarding smartphones, social media and the teenage brain...
To book, please see details contained in the letter home.
6/02/2026Word has spread about how fabulous our school production is and tickets have now sold out! 🤩
5/02/2026We're halfway through our amazing run of High School Musical and the high energy performances are not waning!
Tickets are available on the door for the final show tomorrow evening...
#ProudToBelong #ProudToAchieve
5/02/2026A huge well done to our Year 9 students, who completed their first series of exams held under full exam conditions.
A daunting experience, but Mr Merritt, Head of Year 9, could not have been prouder of their maturity and willingness to listen and learn. Go Year 9 💪
4/02/2026Sharpen your general knowledge skills ready for The Friends of Woolmer Hill Quiz Night 🤩
Friday 13th March
7 - 10:30pm
Woolmer Hill School
Buy your tickets by clicking on the link below:
https://friendsofwoolmerhill.charityhive.co.uk/tickets/2/fowh-quiz-night
3/02/2026We're looking forward to welcoming you to our online safety webinar regarding smartphones, social media and the effects on the teenage brain.
Monday 9th February
18:00 - 18:45
Visit the link to register:
https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/2e363334-62d2-410e-8914-0b6f125adbcb@8fcaa305-996b-4936-9af6-7402ae577c7b
or see the recent letter to register your interest.
2/02/2026Final rehearsals are taking place for our school production of High School Musical and it's looking epic 🤩
Get your last minute tickets now!
30/01/2026Huge well done to the Year 7 and 8 B netball teams, who played in their district tournaments this week.
Year 8's won all of their matches and Year 7 won all but one game!
Wonderful teamwork and effort from all 💪
29/01/2026Book of the Week After the War by @TomPalmerauthor
Tom Palmer’s After the War is a powerful and accessible choice for Holocaust Memorial Day because it follows three young survivors arriving in the Lake District after liberation from the Nazi concentration camps.
The story gently guides students to understand both the unimaginable trauma these children endured and the hope they tried to rebuild in a new country.
As a school community, it encourages us to reflect on resilience, compassion, and the responsibility we all share to challenge prejudice wherever it appears.
