At Woodlands our aim is to support all course participants to recognise success, cope with challenge and to make a positive contribution to all areas of the course. In order to do this we use a variety of natural locations for our activities and provide a residential experience where students learn to live together.
At Woodlands student welfare is very important. We work closely with visiting schools to ensure any medical and dietary needs are attended to, and during a course daily meetings take place to update staff on any welfare issues.
Please take a few moments to read the information below which should cover some frequently asked questions.
"I have noticed an encouraging and surprising change in the very pupils who were most reticent about coming. The confidence they have acquired is simply amazing...our parents feel it is an essential element in the development of our pupils."
Chris Leybourne, Headteacher
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