5th June 2026 - Eid Celebration - Wear your own clothes to school.
9th June 2026 - Send Coffee Morning at 9am with Mr Gohill.
10th June 2026 - Wear your own clothes for a bag of sweets or £1 for Summer Fair.
11th June 2026 - Willow Class Assembly in Studio hall at 9am.
11th June 2026 - Ace Adventures - Year 5 Trip
16th June 2026 - School Readiness workshop - Is your nursery child ready for Reception?
17th June 2026 - Family Afternoon to make a Fathers day card (2.45pm -3.15pm)
18th June 2026 - Class photos - All children to wear school uniform
18th June 2026 - Opal Open Afternoon - Parents Day - Come in and Play
19th June 2026 - Summer Fair afternoon - School closes at 1.30pm (fair from 2pm to 4pm)

Your weekly round up of events

Summer fair

19th June 2026 🌞 Summer Fair 🌞

We will be holding a 'Wear your own clothes' day on the 10th June 2026 in aid of raising funds or a packet of sweets which will be used at the summer fair Tombola stall. There will also be a Dessert stall serving cakes and Ice cream on the day, if you wish to make a cake that we can sell please let the school office know. We have some amazing prizes for the raffle, tickets will be on sale at the school office from Monday 8th June.

There will be lots of games, toy stalls and food stalls for parents and children to enjoy. Please note the School will close for all children at 1.30pm on Friday 19th June. Please collect your child at 1.30pm and if you live close by return at 2pm and come to the Wood End Primary School Fair.

Opal Donations

Thank you to all the parents who have been clearing out their old toys and kitchen items and bringing them in. The children have a whole lot of new pans and toys to play with. As you can imgaine with over 400 children in school we are always in need of fresh supplies of items for our Opal Playground, so please keep us in mind when you are decluttering. Please check out our poster for items we need most.

At the end of term if you would like to donate any school uniform your child has grown out off please drop it into the office or medical room. Thank you.

Ace Adventures - Year 6 in pictures

The children attended the Ace Adventures trip two weeks ago and had a fantastic time. When asked about their favourite part of the trip, they said trying archery for the first time, enjoying the exciting Crest Go-Kart ride, conquering the rock-climbing wall, and even waking their teacher up at 4:00 a.m.!

The most popular choice for the worst part of the trip was an unexpected visitor—a spider in the shower block—which many of the children agreed was the least enjoyable thing of an otherwise memorable experience that they would definitely do again.

Wear your own clothes for Eid day

Just a few pictures of some beautiful colourful traditional outfits worn today today (friday). Wearing traditional clothes helps celebrate and express their culture, identity.

Early Years

Building Stamina for Learning

As children grow, they gradually develop the ability to focus on activities for longer periods of time. In EYFS, we support this through engaging, meaningful experiences that encourage children to stay involved, think deeply, and persevere when things become challenging.

You may notice that your child is becoming more absorbed in activities such as building, drawing, puzzles, stories, or imaginative play. This growing ability to concentrate is an important part of their development and helps prepare them for future learning.

Learning stamina is not about sitting still for long periods. Instead, it is about staying engaged, returning to a task after a setback, and developing the confidence to keep trying when something feels tricky.

At school, we celebrate effort and perseverance, helping children understand that learning often takes time and practice.

At home, you might try: Encouraging your child to complete small tasks before moving on to something else and praising their effort rather than just the finished result.

Give it a go: Choose an activity your child enjoys, such as a puzzle, construction activity, or drawing project, and encourage them to stick with it a little longer than usual. Celebrating their determination helps build confidence and resilience.

Inclusion

Click on the link to access the Padlet:

https://padlet.com/agohil5/the-wood-end-primary-school-inclusion-toolkit-b8sdiw0559h1jd1b

Monday, 8th June | 9:30 AM
- Course: Fussy Eating
  Location: Jubilee Gardens Medical Centre (In Person, UB1 2TJ)
- How to Sign Up: Visit https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/ealing-nhs-paediatric-occupational-therapy-115818879481 or email parentingserviceadmin@ealing.gov.uk.
Monday, 8th June | 11:15 AM
- Course: Pre-Writing & Using My Hands
  Location: Jubilee Gardens Medical Centre (In Person, UB1 2TJ)
- How to Sign Up: Visit https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/ealing-nhs-paediatric-occupational-therapy-115818879481 or email parentingserviceadmin@ealing.gov.uk.
Thursday, 11th June | 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
- Course: Promoting Positive Behaviour
  Format: Online How to Sign Up: Visit https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/ealing-nhs-paediatric-occupational-therapy-115818879481 or email parentingserviceadmin@ealing.gov.uk.
Thursday, 11th June | 1:30 PM (13:30 BST)
- Course: Toileting
  Format: Online How to Sign Up: Register online via the Ealing NHS Paediatric Occupational Therapy Eventbrite page. How to Sign Up: Visit https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/ealing-nhs-paediatric-occupational-therapy-115818879481 or email parentingserviceadmin@ealing.gov.uk.

Sharing Photos of Children online (Sharenting)

Many parents enjoy sharing family milestones and achievements online, but it's worth considering what information is being shared about children and who can see it. Photos can reveal school uniforms, locations, routines and personal information without us realising.

Before posting, consider who will be able to view the image in the future and whether your child would be happy for it to remain online as they grow older. Reviewing privacy settings regularly and being selective about what is shared can help protect children's digital footprints.

More information: Internet Matters – Digital Footprints (https://www.internetmatters.org/resources/sharenting-tips-for-parents/)

Mr Best

Counselling - Children and anxiety

Someone to talk to. If you would like to meet Helen for a confidential and non-judgemental chat about you, your child, or any other worries, they are available on Wednesdays from 9-10am. You can call/text 07429654584 or email helen@schoolscounsellingpartnership.co.uk

Irock

iRock Spaces Now Available for September!

Dear Parents/Guardians/Carers,

We are pleased to share that spaces in iRock bands are available now to book for September!

At iRock, children experience the excitement of being in a real band, learning instruments, playing

songs they love and building confidence through music. Led by passionate and professional Band

Coaches, the fun and inclusive in-school sessions help children develop teamwork, resilience and

musical skills in a supportive environment.

Every term ends with a live concert performance for family and friends, giving children the chance to

shine like real rockstars and celebrate everything they’ve achieved.

Full details on how to sign up can be found here.

You can also contact iRock at info@irockschool.com, or 0330 174 2655, if you have any questions.

Calendar of Events

Scan the QR code or click HERE to view the SCHOOL CALENDAR. This is on our school website to keep you updated with our range of events at school. We will do our best to inform parents and carers well in advance of any changes.

Ealing Family Support Network:

To access family services such as parent courses, financial services and food banks. Click the link: https://padlet.com/EalingFSN/EalingFamilySupportNetwork

EASE Timetable June 2026

EASE has released its June 2026 timetable, offering a vibrant range of activities for all ages – from babies to over 60s. Highlights include baby massage and creative play sessions for little ones, as well as social clubs and singalongs for older adults. There are also engaging opportunities for children and young people, including an after-school club (ages 1–6) and youth club (11+).

The Refresh Project continues to provide its Psychological Coaching Service from Monday to Thursday, supporting wellbeing across the community.

Click the link below to explore the full programme and find out how to book your place.

Download the EASE Timetable here

TESCO

Do you shop at Tesco? You could help us win a £1,000 donation - and it won't cost you a penny extra! Please join easyfundraising and every time you shop online,Wood End Primary School will recieve a cashback donation. The best bit? It comes from the retailer you shop with at no extra cost to you. We'd love to have your support! You can join as our supporter via the link below - it takes a couple of minutes. Once done, if you shop with Tesco or F&F Clothing this month via easyfundraising's website or app, we get a cashback donation AND we enter a draw to win a £1,000 bonus, thanks to the Tesco Community Pledge. Any questions do let me know - entry closes 31st May. Thank you so much: https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/wood-end-primary-school/?searchSessionId=7642d43b-c07c-472f-bd1b-adf69438218c

We are Looking for a wood End Playleader

All details and form available on our website:
https://www.woodendprimaryschool.com/page/?title=Vacancies&pid=31

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