Charity

Woodbridge School launches new charitable Christmas campaign – #Woodbridge4Woodbridge Challenge – to support Home-Start in Suffolk and promote mental wellbeing

Posted on: November, 9th Nov 2020

In Category: Charity, Pre-Prep News, Prep News, Senior School News, Sixth Form News, Sport News, Woodbridgian Weekly

9th November 2020

In the run-up to Christmas, pupils and staff at Woodbridge School – from both the town’s Senior and Prep Schools – have set themselves a new #Woodbridge4Woodbridge Challenge. The aim is to cover as many miles as possible over a two-week period, from today [9th November 2020] to 20th November

Results of fundraising revealed at Hadleigh Porch Project

Posted on: March, 13th Mar 2020

In Category: Charity, Senior School News, Sport News

Mr Denvir and John Winders
The new plaque at the Hadleigh Porch Project
Mr Denvir, John Winders, Alan Line and Seamus Farrelly
Youth worker, Zach Corrie, Dept Mayor of Hadleigh Carolyn Cammack, Kayleigh Diss SNR youth worker, and Nancy

Evelyn’s Merry Jingles Song Raises Several Hundred Pounds for Salvation Army

Posted on: January, 11th Jan 2019

In Category: Charity, Senior School News, Woodbridge News

Evelyn’s Father reports:
By way of quick update, Evelyn raised several hundred pounds for the Salvation Army this year, thanks in part to some very kind donations from the Woodbridge School community. In all, Evelyn was able to buy presents for 40 people who were homeless and/or lonely this Christmas and who celebrated Christmas Day with the Salvation Army in New

Sponges

Posted on: May, 14th May 2018

In Category: Charity, Senior School News

Mr Streat’s tutor group would like to thank everyone for their very generous approach to assault and battery! What a pleasure it was to be drenched by buckets and flattened by sponges full of water. If only it had been snowing…

We raised a brilliant £145.40 for the Bridge

VOLUNTEERING IN KATHMANDU

Posted on: January, 31st Jan 2018

In Category: Charity, General News, Woodbridge News, Woodbridgian Weekly

OW Tess Bryson writes:

‘I have independently organised (not through university or via a charity), to go to Maya Universe Academy for all of July to help tutor children in English, teach them sport and help the construction team to improve the facilities of the school. The Academy, situated near