Woodleigh School will be open as usual on November 30th and is completely unaffected by the teachers’ strike called by unions. Tomorrow’s highlights include the U9 Rugby festival away to Cundall Manor and the U13 Rugby match vs Red House.
This week Year 5 and Year 6 have been training for their cycling proficiency tests. Pupils practised manoeuvres for setting off, awareness of other road users, junctions and turns. In October Years 7 & 8 passed their tests with flying colours. View the latest photos and a short video below:
Since the launch of the new Woodleigh School website in September over 10000 people have visited. The ten thousandth visitor was recorded at midday today viewing the site from a location near Hull. Earlier this month, Woodleigh’s Twitter page recorded its 15,000th follower – a world record – cementing the school’s position as the most [read more]
Year 7&8 have been writing about Malton Museum as part of a persuasive writing unit in English lessons. Earlier this year Malton museum announced that it would close unless a substantial amount of funding was found. By Robert Bradley, Year 8 Malton museum was established to house items from the area of historic value and importance. The [read more]
334 children took part in five Cross Country races in an afternoon of running at Woodleigh School, Langton. The newly designed course played host to 16 schools from across Yorkshire and the North of England. Three age groups, Under 9s, Under 11s and Under 13s, competed on the challenging and hilly Wolds countryside with spectacular [read more]
Zsofi Laczkovzski, current player with the Hungarian International Womens’ Football team, visited Woodleigh School last week. Mrs Negus, Art Teacher at Woodleigh, met Zsofi, who also training to be a doctor, at the recent Lyndhurst U11 tournament, in which Woodleigh won the Plate section. She very kindly offered to come and coach the Woodleigh students on [read more]
There was an excellent display of team spirit and hard work from the Woodleigh U9 boys at the Lyndhurst (Pocklington School Junior School ) tournament. The opening game was against the host team and saw us concede 2 goals, however the scoreline doesn’t reflect the quality of football played by Woodleigh. The next match in our group saw [read more]



