Kindergarten enrolments for 2025 are open!
At Woodvale Primary School, we love to showcase our wonderful early childhood programs. Prospective families are invited to come along to our open afternoon for the opportunity to hear from students, parents and school staff, and to take a tour of our early childhood classrooms and school.
We hope to see you between 4 and 5pm on Wednesday the 19th of June.
2023 was a fantastic year of fun, learning and community at Woodvale Primary School. Our 2023 Annual Report documents the achievements and events of the year, and outlines plans for the future. It has recently been endorsed by the Board and can be found on our website under the ‘Our School’ drop-down menu.
The Annual Report is an important component of our school self-assessment cycle. Each year we reflect on our progress towards the strategic targets set in the Business Plan, as well as sharing important information about the school population (staff and students), student attendance, student achievement and progress, financial reports and events.
Please take a look at the Annual Report and join us in celebrating a successful school year.
On Thursday the 2nd of May the students at Woodvale Primary School will be competing in the annual Cross-Country event. Please see Connect for the times relevant to your child/ren. We hope to see you there to cheer students across the finish line.
Last week, we held a special ceremony to commemorate the ANZACs. The Student Councilors did a fantastic job running the service and spoke clearly and confidently. Corporal Ryan Cooper addressed the audience and spoke of the relevance of the ANZAC story to our lives today. Former students, Billy and Ruben played the trumpet to sound the Last Post and Rouse, and the choir performed a beautiful song to allow the audience a moment of reflection.
Each class laid a wreath in remembrance and respect. Students made their wreaths in class and learned about the symbols of ANZAC Day and the significance of Australia’s involvement in wars and peacekeeping missions since World War One. A sample of student work from across the school is on display in each of the wet areas.