News - Goodwyn School

Last week Prep (yr6) and Nursery had a wonderful morning of Christmas sparkle ✨ Every child in school made a special decoration for the Church’s Christmas tree, and our Nursery and Prep pupils enjoyed a lovely walk to the church

As part of our ongoing work to involve the wider community, our Anti Bullying Ambassadors supported a wonderful morning this week. We invited special family members into the school to spend quality time with the children in Remove (Yr4). Each

This week, Goodwyn celebrated Anti-Bullying Week, following this year’s national theme: ‘Power for Good’. Children and staff alike joined in the annual Odd Socks Day, a fun and colourful reminder to embrace individuality and celebrate our differences. Throughout the week,

Lower Prep (yr5) have been diving into forces during their science lessons. The children recently tested water resistance by creating different boat bow designs to discover which one could glide through the water with the best streamline!

Children in Need 2025 💛 Another year supporting the very special charity @bbccin . This year we all dressed in 🟡 and worked hard to complete our own Pudsey challenges!

LKG (Reception) are learning about fairytales this half term. Our focus story this week was Jack and the Beanstalk. The children enjoyed planting their own bean and are excited to watch them grow over the next few weeks.

This Tuesday 11th November we paused to remember those who gave so much for our freedom — Lest we forget. ❤️ Our children from Early Years to Key Stage Two created beautiful Remembrance Day artwork to honour this special day.✨

Mr Robertson spotted this beautiful yellow parakeet among the green ones yesterday in the playground— and what makes it even more special is that it’s our school colours! 💛💚 Nature showing some Goodwyn spirit 🌿🐦💫 (An excellent photo taken at

Transition (Yr2) Assemblies   This year, Transition MW decided to base their assembly on the wonderful theme of Happiness! They were so excited to share all the things that made them smile, laugh, and feel joyful. Through their singing, dancing,

🌍💚 On Friday we celebrated World Mental Health Day by focusing on what makes me, me? Some of the work carried out by our children included Remove (Year 4) who filled the classroom with positivity by writing uplifting messages and