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TOURS OF THE SCHOOL
If you would like to visit Prae Wood School please contact the main school office.
You can find out more about how to apply to Prae Wood Primary School via our Admission Pages
Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions
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Latest News
Prae Wood strides back into top ten!
Prae Wood have made it back into the top ten on the national leaderboard of the WOW, Walk to School challenge.
Well done to everyone who is making the effort to walk, scoot and cycle to Prae Wood- let's see if we can walk our way further up the board!
Cup football v Bowmansgreen
Y6 evacuated to the 1940s
On Tuesday, Year 6 took part in a World War Two immersion day. Dressed as evacuees or in 1940s fashion, the children participated in a number of different activities to learn about the war and the social changes in Britain at the time.
They made chocolate truffles out of mashed potato to understand how rationing impacted family's food supply; they analysed primary sources as historians before having to take cover during an unexpected air raid siren; they learnt the different goals of the Allied Forces and the Axis Powers and formed alliances based on these goals; and, in the afternoon, reenacted the events and movements of the armies during World War Two.
The children were also expected to carry ID cards and evacuee tags all day and had these sporadically checked by members of staff to ensure no one was an enemy spy!
We hope the children had an enjoyable and informative day!
Sports Ambassadors Learn to Zumba
Netball v St Bernadette
Prae Wood strides back into top ten!
Prae Wood have made it back into the top ten on the national leaderboard of the WOW, Walk to School challenge.
Well done to everyone who is making the effort to walk, scoot and cycle to Prae Wood- let's see if we can walk our way further up the board!
Cup football v Bowmansgreen
Y6 evacuated to the 1940s
On Tuesday, Year 6 took part in a World War Two immersion day. Dressed as evacuees or in 1940s fashion, the children participated in a number of different activities to learn about the war and the social changes in Britain at the time.
They made chocolate truffles out of mashed potato to understand how rationing impacted family's food supply; they analysed primary sources as historians before having to take cover during an unexpected air raid siren; they learnt the different goals of the Allied Forces and the Axis Powers and formed alliances based on these goals; and, in the afternoon, reenacted the events and movements of the armies during World War Two.
The children were also expected to carry ID cards and evacuee tags all day and had these sporadically checked by members of staff to ensure no one was an enemy spy!
We hope the children had an enjoyable and informative day!
Sports Ambassadors Learn to Zumba
Netball v St Bernadette
Prae Wood strides back into top ten!
Prae Wood have made it back into the top ten on the national leaderboard of the WOW, Walk to School challenge.
Well done to everyone who is making the effort to walk, scoot and cycle to Prae Wood- let's see if we can walk our way further up the board!
Cup football v Bowmansgreen
Y6 evacuated to the 1940s
On Tuesday, Year 6 took part in a World War Two immersion day. Dressed as evacuees or in 1940s fashion, the children participated in a number of different activities to learn about the war and the social changes in Britain at the time.
They made chocolate truffles out of mashed potato to understand how rationing impacted family's food supply; they analysed primary sources as historians before having to take cover during an unexpected air raid siren; they learnt the different goals of the Allied Forces and the Axis Powers and formed alliances based on these goals; and, in the afternoon, reenacted the events and movements of the armies during World War Two.
The children were also expected to carry ID cards and evacuee tags all day and had these sporadically checked by members of staff to ensure no one was an enemy spy!
We hope the children had an enjoyable and informative day!
Help - Adding External Calendars
Below you will find instructions on how to add calendars from different platforms:
Google Calendar
- 1. Open Google Calendar in your browser
- 2. Click the settings gear icon next to your calendar
- 3. Select "Settings and sharing"
- 4. Scroll down to "Access permissions" section
- 5. Copy the "Public URL to this calendar" link
- 6. Paste the link in the "Calendar link" field
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=example@gmail.comOutlook Calendar
- 1. Open Outlook Calendar in your browser
- 2. Click "Share" next to your calendar
- 3. Select "Publish calendar"
- 4. Copy the "ICS" or "Web link"
- 5. Paste the link in the "Calendar link" field
https://outlook.live.com/calendar/action/view?id=exampleApple iCloud Calendar
- 1. Open iCloud Calendar in your browser
- 2. Click "Share" next to your calendar
- 3. Select "Public calendar"
- 4. Copy the "Public calendar" link
- 5. Paste the link in the "Calendar link" field
https://p123-calendars.icloud.com/published/2/exampleICS File
- 1. Find a link to an .ics file
- 2. The link must end with .ics
- 3. Paste the link in the "Calendar link" field
- 4. Example: https://example.com/calendar.ics
https://example.com/calendar.ics