Our Latest Newsletters
Here you can find our weekly and termly newsletters, with details of the latest news and events from across the School. more...
Dawn Chorus: Parent and Toddler Singing Group
Group Singing with Little Ones
Fridays 9.30 - 10.30am
Queen’s House Hall
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Mozart's Requiem Friday 22 March 7.30pm, St Edmundsbury Cathedral
After the stunning success of last term’s Messiah at Blythburgh Church, this term we are performing Mozart’s sublime Requiem at our diocesan cathedral in Bury St Edmunds. This will be another magical occasion in which to hear our wonderful Choral Society perform one of the greatest and most moving pieces of choral music ever. This concert will also feature other ensembles.
Tickets £10 (Under 19s free) Book via www.ticketsource.co.uk/wbsmusic
2019 Open Days
Woodbridge School Open Days are vibrant and exciting, and designed to give a real flavour of the diversity and quality of a Woodbridge School education. more...
Bus Routes
Woodbridge School operates 13 school bus services, all of which drop off at, and collect from, the Senior School and The Abbey. more...
Woodbridge News
The Red Shoes
Wed 13th February 2019
Stunning.
Sumptuous.
And deeply original.
The shock of arrival was magical: such a beautiful staging, such glorious detail, and such wonderful costumes.
And the surprises kept coming, not least Kathryn Clements’s brilliant choreography so astonishingly brought to life by the cast, but in particular by
King Henry VIII Cross Country Relay Competition 2019
Mon 11th February 2019
For the second time the School entered the King Henry Relay, a competition that is over thirty years old but was this year in a new format and bigger than ever. It meant we could merge all year groups to create two boys’ teams and two girls’ teams.
The competition itself sees the
Mental Health First Aid Training Rolled out to Pastoral Staff Across Woodbridge School
Tue 5th February 2019
Miss Norman Reports: This week England is focusing upon raising awareness around Children’s Mental Health. 75% of mental illnesses start before a child reaches their 18th birthday, while 50% of mental health problems (excluding dementia) take root before the age of 15 years. From the tragic story of Molly Rose whose suicide was linked to viewing harmful internet
