Year 6 have been busy acting as real designers, using Tinkercad to create custom micro:bit cases in response to a client brief. They showed great creativity and problem-solving as they developed and refined their 3D designs—fantastic work from our future designers! 👏💻

We all had an amazing day exploring Telford Exotic Zoo. The children were exceptional and we are extremely proud of them all. They were very privileged to hold and stroke different groups of animals. Some of the children were so brave to hold the ‘Hissing Cockroach called Histopher’. They also met Charlie the Frog, Barbeque the hen, Cupid the uromastyx and Tia the skunk.

Today we worked on performance poetry using Michael Rosen’s nonsense poem ‘Help !’. We worked in groups to practise and refine our prosody skills before performing to an audience.

We would like to say a heartfelt thank you to the Wednesfield Rotary Club for their generous donation of books to our EYFS classrooms and our new shelf for our Books4Home set up! Their support is already making a real difference, with our after-school Books4Home library proving to be a fantastic success today! It has been wonderful to see pupils enjoying access to new books and developing a love of reading beyond the classroom. If you see our Books4Home Library outside Nurse

I would like to say a huge thank you to the amazing families, children and staff at Wodensfield for all of their support and kindness this term. It has been a joy getting to know you all and I am so excited for another term of fun! Here is a little glimpse of all the fun, laughter and learning we have shared in Nursery this term 😃 Mrs Morris

Our brilliant writers continue to shine and make their teachers, families and themselves proud. Well done to all of our ‘Wonderful Writers’ award winners.

Wodensfield enjoyed celebrating National Numeracy Day. We dressed up and took part in a range of Mathematical activities.

KS2 had an amazing time this morning when Wolverhampton Music School visited school to share with us their instruments and to play as a quartet. The children listened to various, famous pieces and could identify some that they knew. The children were a superb audience and listened intently. They asked thoughtful questions and could describe elements of the music and how the music made them feel.

2H designed their own playground games, using their mathematical skills to calculate a point scoring system.

4I have enjoyed celebrating Numeracy Day.

We have had great fun today celebrating ‘National Numeracy Day’. The children all enjoyed taking part in different activities and playing games.

Year 3 have had great fun today celebrating National Numeracy Day. We have been learning how to tell the time to 5 minutes. We have solved Number puzzles and we have completed a Times Table orienteering task. We have had a great day!

Year 6 have created vibrant oil pastel artwork inspired by the Commonwealth Games, using bold colours and striking silhouettes to celebrate movement, diversity and creativity.

Our children in Year 1 were super proud to take part in the handover of the baton for the Commonwealth games. They all came dressed in blue and white to represent and support Scotland. A memory they will never forget!

Our Year 6 children proudly took part in Wolverhampton’s celebration of the Commonwealth Games. As a school, Wodensfield chose to support our home nations, with Year 6 representing Wales in style!

To celebrate the forthcoming 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games this summer, we were fortunate to be part of the Wolverhampton School Games baton journey. Children from D'eyncourt Primary School carried the baton to us and we welcomed them with the colours of our Home Nations. Some Year 6 Playleaders were them tasked with delivering the baton to our friends at St Patrick's down the road.

KS2 Choir visited 'The Halls' in Wolverhampton today to take part in a live performance with Wolverhampton Music School and with many more Wolverhampton schools. The children represented their school with pride and sang their little hearts out. They thoroughly enjoyed taking part and we are so proud of them. Well done KS2 Choir!

3HW had fun this afternoon taking part in Wolverhampton's celebrations of the Commonwealth Games that will start in the summer. We received the baton on the playground and waved flags. We then found out about the Commonwealth Games and looked at the countries who take part. We also looked at Scotland who will be hosting the games this summer in Glasgow.

Our school will be celebrating National Numeracy Day tomorrow, on Wednesday 20th May 2026. To help make the day fun and memorable, children are encouraged to wear a maths-themed outfit. This could include clothing featuring numbers, shapes, patterns, or symbols, or items representing mathematical concepts, such as a dice, ruler, calculator, or times-table references. Any outfit that clearly links to maths is welcome, and we would like to emphasise that participation is option

Today in Maths, the children have been comparing the mass of two objects and they were identifying which objects was heavier or lighter.