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Woodpeckers had a special treat on Thursday and the children had an amazing time finding their way through all the tunnels, sometimes even in the
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The best schools know that education should be concerned with the personal development of the whole child, intellectual, physical, moral, spiritual, social, aesthetic and emotional.
We aim to provide a broad curriculum to nurture growth in all these areas. We recognise that the rate of development in each of these areas varies from child to child, therefore our curriculum and teaching methods are designed to help each child realise his or her maximum potential.
Woodmancote School believes that by building self-esteem and confidence, equipping pupils with skills to learn, by working together as a team and by involving all stakeholders (parents and others), it will ensure a continuous improvement in its high standards of teaching and learning.
Please read the Prospectus and then come and spend some time here. You will receive a very warm welcome.
For details of Gloucestershire County Council’s admissions process, including their over-subscription criteria and appeal arrangements, that the school must adhere to, see in-year admissions and new reception admissions.
Parents wishing to apply for their child to attend the school should contact the school office to obtain an in-year application form, which needs to be completed and returned to the school along with a proof of address. Parents are strongly encouraged to also contact the school office to arrange a visit to the school.
Woodpeckers had a special treat on Thursday and the children had an amazing time finding their way through all the tunnels, sometimes even in the
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