'Science & Citizenship in the 21st Century' on 27 June 2006


Professor Sir Harry Kroto FRS, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, and Professor Jonathan Osborne, Department of Education and Professional Studies, Kings College London and co-author of Beyond 2000 are just two of our key note speakers.

On a recent music trip to Italy Woldingham?s talented choir and musicians brought the Tuscan Hills alive to the sound of music.  Miss Vernon subsequently received the following e-mail from two businessmen who happened to be in Pistoia at the time the girls were performing: ?My colleague and I were walking the streets, looking for a place to have dinner when we heard some wonderful singing coming from the Basilica della Madonna dell?Umiltà ­ we investigated and found that it was your school choir warming up for their concert.  We were both uplifted and very impressed by the girls? efforts.  We wanted to express our gratitude to the girls and the masters and mistresses with them for making our brief business trip so enjoyable.  We thought that Lizzie Karani's voice was absolutely beautiful and it just filled the space.?

Digby win the 2006 Guy Competition with their version of the Incredible Hulk. Read the report on the night from Mandy Pearce (WPSA).

Sister Mimi Goddard rscj, Sister April O’Leary rscj, The Right Reverend Kieran Conry, together with Woldingham pupils.

Bishop of Arundel and Brighton celebrates Foundation Day at Woldingham School. The Right Reverend Kieran Conry, Bishop of Arundel and Brighton made a special trip to Woldingham School, on Thursday 14th December 2006 to celebrate the School?s Foundation Mass and Bless the House Banners. 

Enjoying the hot waters

36 of our intrepid geographers from Years 8 to Lower 6 headed north towards the Arctic Circle this summer for a fantastic experience in Iceland. To view the full gallery of photographs please click here

To view the complete diary of school events including times and venues please click on the calendar icon which is located next to the 'Contact us' button at the top of the page. We hope this calendar will prove invaluable to parents as it is in 'real time' and any changes to events, dates and times are reflected immediately.

Woldingham is again celebrating excellent GCSE Results in all subjects. Two Woldingham students, Marianne Parkinson and Katherine Burr were amongst the top 5 for AQA French across whole country from a total of 115,000 candidates. In addition to this we have 100% A-C grades  in Mathematics, Physics, Design Technology, ICT, Chinese, Latin, Spanish, English, Art, Drama, Music, History, PE, Religious Studies

Unlike trends across the rest of the country, science, mathematics and languages are strong subjects at Woldingham School where students and staff are celebrating their best A level results across all subjects with students achieving a 100% pass rate, 98% of girls with A to C grades and 40% of girls with three or more A grades. Here we see Dr Mike Shipton, Head of our Science Faculty and Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry examining the A Level results with Emma St Joseph, who is going on to study Medicine at Kings College London, Eddie Surtees who will be studying Economics at Christ College Cambridge, and Gabby Holloway who is going on to Loughborough to study Spanish and Politics

Lizzie on stage with the London Mozart Players

Lizzie Karani has a busy summer ahead of her as she has the lead in the Youth Music Theatre production of Frankenstein at The Drum Theatre in Plymouth 24th July - 5th August. Well done to Lizzie on winning  the lead role in such a prestigious production.

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