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Prae Wood football teams take on Alban City
11/10/2024 4:20 PM
Prae Wood football teams take on Alban City
On Monday, both Prae Wood's A and B teams had back to back fixtures with Alban City. As the opening fixture of the season, it was an opportunity for both the A and B team to get used to playing with each other and put their training into practice! Both games against Alban City turned out to be extremely well-matched and very tight. The A-team kicked off first - enduring a frantic first half but an opening goal came early for the home side. After the break, Alban city equalised to make it 1-1 but thanks to some determined pressure from Phil and a bit of luck, Prae Wood were able to score the winner - earning themselves 3 points from their opening fixture. The game ended 2-1, with the player of the match award going to Phil for his relentless efforts in defence. 
 
5 minutes after the final whistle, the B-team game kicked off. Opening with a fantastic passage of play, Prae Wood looked settled and appeared to be disciplined in their shape. Harry managed to use his strength well to create some half-chances, supported ably by Tom on the wing who's determination throughout the game earned him player of the match. Unfortunately, Prae Wood's only goal wasn't enough to gain a point, with the score ending in 3-1 to Alban City. An unlucky start to the season for the B-team, but some notable performances from Maxwell, Caden, Tom, Tom and Harry.
Larch and Hawthorn class expand their knowledge of Sikhism
11/10/2024 2:51 PM
Larch and Hawthorn class expand their knowledge of Sikhism

Mr Mandair and India spoke to all of the Year 3 cohort this morning about  what it means to be a Sikh. They explained Sikhs are constantly learning and open to learning and that they are ‘seekers of the truth’.  The Sikh faith began around 1500 CE, when Guru Nanak began teaching a faith that was quite distinct from Hinduism and Islam.Mr Mandair spoke about what middle names Sikhs have and how they have a belief in equality. We reflected on the fact that this is an important principle in school too.


India shared with the children a key greeting - God is the truth! (Sat Sri Akal”)  She also talked about how important meditation is for Sikhs and that it is important to be truthful, humble and that you work hard. Another important belief is the importance of sharing your time, talent and wealth and that serving others is vital. We were shown what happens during a baptism (taking Amrit) and the children also learned about the 5 ‘K’s.

Netball v Abbey
11/10/2024 11:37 AM
Netball v Abbey
The netball team played their first league fixture away to Abbey School.
 
Prae Wood took an early 2-0 lead which they maintained until the end of the first half.  In the third quarter, both teams managed just one goal.  The game was incredibly close.  In the final quarter, despite great work from Layla and Grace in defence, Abbey took advantage of their chances in the D and three goals, one in the dying seconds, meant Abbey took the win 4-3.
 
Well done to all of the team and especially Lauren, voted Most Valuable Player by our opponents, Grace, Coach's Player of the Match and Harry, who was playing in his first ever netball match.
Isla in St Albans Schools Girls football team
9/10/2024 3:47 PM
Isla in St Albans Schools Girls football team

Congratulations to Isla and her team mates for their recent commanding victory in the Southern Counties League, where they won 9-1 in their football match against Slough. The U11 team is made up of players from different schools. In the next match they will travel to play Reigate and Banstead. Good luck, Isla!!

Y6 Indian Cookery Workshop
14/10/2024 3:05 PM
Y6 Indian Cookery Workshop

Y6 pupils enjoyed an Indian Cookery workshop with our school caterers, Aspens, where they were able to immerse themselves in the traditions, tastes and smells of Indian cooking to support their current topic, ‘Asia’. They had a fantastic morning and the finished result of Cauliflower, Potato and Chickpea curry smelt amazing!

Year 6 Indian Cookery.pdf

Prae Wood football teams take on Alban City
11/10/2024 4:20 PM
Prae Wood football teams take on Alban City
On Monday, both Prae Wood's A and B teams had back to back fixtures with Alban City. As the opening fixture of the season, it was an opportunity for both the A and B team to get used to playing with each other and put their training into practice! Both games against Alban City turned out to be extremely well-matched and very tight. The A-team kicked off first - enduring a frantic first half but an opening goal came early for the home side. After the break, Alban city equalised to make it 1-1 but thanks to some determined pressure from Phil and a bit of luck, Prae Wood were able to score the winner - earning themselves 3 points from their opening fixture. The game ended 2-1, with the player of the match award going to Phil for his relentless efforts in defence. 
 
5 minutes after the final whistle, the B-team game kicked off. Opening with a fantastic passage of play, Prae Wood looked settled and appeared to be disciplined in their shape. Harry managed to use his strength well to create some half-chances, supported ably by Tom on the wing who's determination throughout the game earned him player of the match. Unfortunately, Prae Wood's only goal wasn't enough to gain a point, with the score ending in 3-1 to Alban City. An unlucky start to the season for the B-team, but some notable performances from Maxwell, Caden, Tom, Tom and Harry.
Larch and Hawthorn class expand their knowledge of Sikhism
11/10/2024 2:51 PM
Larch and Hawthorn class expand their knowledge of Sikhism

Mr Mandair and India spoke to all of the Year 3 cohort this morning about  what it means to be a Sikh. They explained Sikhs are constantly learning and open to learning and that they are ‘seekers of the truth’.  The Sikh faith began around 1500 CE, when Guru Nanak began teaching a faith that was quite distinct from Hinduism and Islam.Mr Mandair spoke about what middle names Sikhs have and how they have a belief in equality. We reflected on the fact that this is an important principle in school too.


India shared with the children a key greeting - God is the truth! (Sat Sri Akal”)  She also talked about how important meditation is for Sikhs and that it is important to be truthful, humble and that you work hard. Another important belief is the importance of sharing your time, talent and wealth and that serving others is vital. We were shown what happens during a baptism (taking Amrit) and the children also learned about the 5 ‘K’s.

Netball v Abbey
11/10/2024 11:37 AM
Netball v Abbey
The netball team played their first league fixture away to Abbey School.
 
Prae Wood took an early 2-0 lead which they maintained until the end of the first half.  In the third quarter, both teams managed just one goal.  The game was incredibly close.  In the final quarter, despite great work from Layla and Grace in defence, Abbey took advantage of their chances in the D and three goals, one in the dying seconds, meant Abbey took the win 4-3.
 
Well done to all of the team and especially Lauren, voted Most Valuable Player by our opponents, Grace, Coach's Player of the Match and Harry, who was playing in his first ever netball match.
Isla in St Albans Schools Girls football team
9/10/2024 3:47 PM
Isla in St Albans Schools Girls football team

Congratulations to Isla and her team mates for their recent commanding victory in the Southern Counties League, where they won 9-1 in their football match against Slough. The U11 team is made up of players from different schools. In the next match they will travel to play Reigate and Banstead. Good luck, Isla!!

Y6 Indian Cookery Workshop
14/10/2024 3:05 PM
Y6 Indian Cookery Workshop

Y6 pupils enjoyed an Indian Cookery workshop with our school caterers, Aspens, where they were able to immerse themselves in the traditions, tastes and smells of Indian cooking to support their current topic, ‘Asia’. They had a fantastic morning and the finished result of Cauliflower, Potato and Chickpea curry smelt amazing!

Year 6 Indian Cookery.pdf

Prae Wood football teams take on Alban City
11/10/2024 4:20 PM
Prae Wood football teams take on Alban City
On Monday, both Prae Wood's A and B teams had back to back fixtures with Alban City. As the opening fixture of the season, it was an opportunity for both the A and B team to get used to playing with each other and put their training into practice! Both games against Alban City turned out to be extremely well-matched and very tight. The A-team kicked off first - enduring a frantic first half but an opening goal came early for the home side. After the break, Alban city equalised to make it 1-1 but thanks to some determined pressure from Phil and a bit of luck, Prae Wood were able to score the winner - earning themselves 3 points from their opening fixture. The game ended 2-1, with the player of the match award going to Phil for his relentless efforts in defence. 
 
5 minutes after the final whistle, the B-team game kicked off. Opening with a fantastic passage of play, Prae Wood looked settled and appeared to be disciplined in their shape. Harry managed to use his strength well to create some half-chances, supported ably by Tom on the wing who's determination throughout the game earned him player of the match. Unfortunately, Prae Wood's only goal wasn't enough to gain a point, with the score ending in 3-1 to Alban City. An unlucky start to the season for the B-team, but some notable performances from Maxwell, Caden, Tom, Tom and Harry.
Larch and Hawthorn class expand their knowledge of Sikhism
11/10/2024 2:51 PM
Larch and Hawthorn class expand their knowledge of Sikhism

Mr Mandair and India spoke to all of the Year 3 cohort this morning about  what it means to be a Sikh. They explained Sikhs are constantly learning and open to learning and that they are ‘seekers of the truth’.  The Sikh faith began around 1500 CE, when Guru Nanak began teaching a faith that was quite distinct from Hinduism and Islam.Mr Mandair spoke about what middle names Sikhs have and how they have a belief in equality. We reflected on the fact that this is an important principle in school too.


India shared with the children a key greeting - God is the truth! (Sat Sri Akal”)  She also talked about how important meditation is for Sikhs and that it is important to be truthful, humble and that you work hard. Another important belief is the importance of sharing your time, talent and wealth and that serving others is vital. We were shown what happens during a baptism (taking Amrit) and the children also learned about the 5 ‘K’s.

Netball v Abbey
11/10/2024 11:37 AM
Netball v Abbey
The netball team played their first league fixture away to Abbey School.
 
Prae Wood took an early 2-0 lead which they maintained until the end of the first half.  In the third quarter, both teams managed just one goal.  The game was incredibly close.  In the final quarter, despite great work from Layla and Grace in defence, Abbey took advantage of their chances in the D and three goals, one in the dying seconds, meant Abbey took the win 4-3.
 
Well done to all of the team and especially Lauren, voted Most Valuable Player by our opponents, Grace, Coach's Player of the Match and Harry, who was playing in his first ever netball match.
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Welcome to the website for Prae Wood Primary School

Please use the tabs/menu option above to navigate through our site.  We also have a 'SEARCH' option located at the top of the page- simply type in a word or term

Translate our website using the 'world' icon above

 

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

Please SCROLL DOWN to view our CALENDAR and NEWS FEED or use the QUICK LINK BUTTONS

Latest News

Prae Wood football teams take on Alban City
11/10/2024 4:20 PM
Prae Wood football teams take on Alban City
On Monday, both Prae Wood's A and B teams had back to back fixtures with Alban City. As the opening fixture of the season, it was an opportunity for both the A and B team to get used to playing with each other and put their training into practice! Both games against Alban City turned out to be extremely well-matched and very tight. The A-team kicked off first - enduring a frantic first half but an opening goal came early for the home side. After the break, Alban city equalised to make it 1-1 but thanks to some determined pressure from Phil and a bit of luck, Prae Wood were able to score the winner - earning themselves 3 points from their opening fixture. The game ended 2-1, with the player of the match award going to Phil for his relentless efforts in defence. 
 
5 minutes after the final whistle, the B-team game kicked off. Opening with a fantastic passage of play, Prae Wood looked settled and appeared to be disciplined in their shape. Harry managed to use his strength well to create some half-chances, supported ably by Tom on the wing who's determination throughout the game earned him player of the match. Unfortunately, Prae Wood's only goal wasn't enough to gain a point, with the score ending in 3-1 to Alban City. An unlucky start to the season for the B-team, but some notable performances from Maxwell, Caden, Tom, Tom and Harry.
Larch and Hawthorn class expand their knowledge of Sikhism
11/10/2024 2:51 PM
Larch and Hawthorn class expand their knowledge of Sikhism

Mr Mandair and India spoke to all of the Year 3 cohort this morning about  what it means to be a Sikh. They explained Sikhs are constantly learning and open to learning and that they are ‘seekers of the truth’.  The Sikh faith began around 1500 CE, when Guru Nanak began teaching a faith that was quite distinct from Hinduism and Islam.Mr Mandair spoke about what middle names Sikhs have and how they have a belief in equality. We reflected on the fact that this is an important principle in school too.


India shared with the children a key greeting - God is the truth! (Sat Sri Akal”)  She also talked about how important meditation is for Sikhs and that it is important to be truthful, humble and that you work hard. Another important belief is the importance of sharing your time, talent and wealth and that serving others is vital. We were shown what happens during a baptism (taking Amrit) and the children also learned about the 5 ‘K’s.

Netball v Abbey
11/10/2024 11:37 AM
Netball v Abbey
The netball team played their first league fixture away to Abbey School.
 
Prae Wood took an early 2-0 lead which they maintained until the end of the first half.  In the third quarter, both teams managed just one goal.  The game was incredibly close.  In the final quarter, despite great work from Layla and Grace in defence, Abbey took advantage of their chances in the D and three goals, one in the dying seconds, meant Abbey took the win 4-3.
 
Well done to all of the team and especially Lauren, voted Most Valuable Player by our opponents, Grace, Coach's Player of the Match and Harry, who was playing in his first ever netball match.
Isla in St Albans Schools Girls football team
9/10/2024 3:47 PM
Isla in St Albans Schools Girls football team

Congratulations to Isla and her team mates for their recent commanding victory in the Southern Counties League, where they won 9-1 in their football match against Slough. The U11 team is made up of players from different schools. In the next match they will travel to play Reigate and Banstead. Good luck, Isla!!

Y6 Indian Cookery Workshop
14/10/2024 3:05 PM
Y6 Indian Cookery Workshop

Y6 pupils enjoyed an Indian Cookery workshop with our school caterers, Aspens, where they were able to immerse themselves in the traditions, tastes and smells of Indian cooking to support their current topic, ‘Asia’. They had a fantastic morning and the finished result of Cauliflower, Potato and Chickpea curry smelt amazing!

Year 6 Indian Cookery.pdf

Prae Wood football teams take on Alban City
11/10/2024 4:20 PM
Prae Wood football teams take on Alban City
On Monday, both Prae Wood's A and B teams had back to back fixtures with Alban City. As the opening fixture of the season, it was an opportunity for both the A and B team to get used to playing with each other and put their training into practice! Both games against Alban City turned out to be extremely well-matched and very tight. The A-team kicked off first - enduring a frantic first half but an opening goal came early for the home side. After the break, Alban city equalised to make it 1-1 but thanks to some determined pressure from Phil and a bit of luck, Prae Wood were able to score the winner - earning themselves 3 points from their opening fixture. The game ended 2-1, with the player of the match award going to Phil for his relentless efforts in defence. 
 
5 minutes after the final whistle, the B-team game kicked off. Opening with a fantastic passage of play, Prae Wood looked settled and appeared to be disciplined in their shape. Harry managed to use his strength well to create some half-chances, supported ably by Tom on the wing who's determination throughout the game earned him player of the match. Unfortunately, Prae Wood's only goal wasn't enough to gain a point, with the score ending in 3-1 to Alban City. An unlucky start to the season for the B-team, but some notable performances from Maxwell, Caden, Tom, Tom and Harry.
Larch and Hawthorn class expand their knowledge of Sikhism
11/10/2024 2:51 PM
Larch and Hawthorn class expand their knowledge of Sikhism

Mr Mandair and India spoke to all of the Year 3 cohort this morning about  what it means to be a Sikh. They explained Sikhs are constantly learning and open to learning and that they are ‘seekers of the truth’.  The Sikh faith began around 1500 CE, when Guru Nanak began teaching a faith that was quite distinct from Hinduism and Islam.Mr Mandair spoke about what middle names Sikhs have and how they have a belief in equality. We reflected on the fact that this is an important principle in school too.


India shared with the children a key greeting - God is the truth! (Sat Sri Akal”)  She also talked about how important meditation is for Sikhs and that it is important to be truthful, humble and that you work hard. Another important belief is the importance of sharing your time, talent and wealth and that serving others is vital. We were shown what happens during a baptism (taking Amrit) and the children also learned about the 5 ‘K’s.

Netball v Abbey
11/10/2024 11:37 AM
Netball v Abbey
The netball team played their first league fixture away to Abbey School.
 
Prae Wood took an early 2-0 lead which they maintained until the end of the first half.  In the third quarter, both teams managed just one goal.  The game was incredibly close.  In the final quarter, despite great work from Layla and Grace in defence, Abbey took advantage of their chances in the D and three goals, one in the dying seconds, meant Abbey took the win 4-3.
 
Well done to all of the team and especially Lauren, voted Most Valuable Player by our opponents, Grace, Coach's Player of the Match and Harry, who was playing in his first ever netball match.
Isla in St Albans Schools Girls football team
9/10/2024 3:47 PM
Isla in St Albans Schools Girls football team

Congratulations to Isla and her team mates for their recent commanding victory in the Southern Counties League, where they won 9-1 in their football match against Slough. The U11 team is made up of players from different schools. In the next match they will travel to play Reigate and Banstead. Good luck, Isla!!

Y6 Indian Cookery Workshop
14/10/2024 3:05 PM
Y6 Indian Cookery Workshop

Y6 pupils enjoyed an Indian Cookery workshop with our school caterers, Aspens, where they were able to immerse themselves in the traditions, tastes and smells of Indian cooking to support their current topic, ‘Asia’. They had a fantastic morning and the finished result of Cauliflower, Potato and Chickpea curry smelt amazing!

Year 6 Indian Cookery.pdf

Prae Wood football teams take on Alban City
11/10/2024 4:20 PM
Prae Wood football teams take on Alban City
On Monday, both Prae Wood's A and B teams had back to back fixtures with Alban City. As the opening fixture of the season, it was an opportunity for both the A and B team to get used to playing with each other and put their training into practice! Both games against Alban City turned out to be extremely well-matched and very tight. The A-team kicked off first - enduring a frantic first half but an opening goal came early for the home side. After the break, Alban city equalised to make it 1-1 but thanks to some determined pressure from Phil and a bit of luck, Prae Wood were able to score the winner - earning themselves 3 points from their opening fixture. The game ended 2-1, with the player of the match award going to Phil for his relentless efforts in defence. 
 
5 minutes after the final whistle, the B-team game kicked off. Opening with a fantastic passage of play, Prae Wood looked settled and appeared to be disciplined in their shape. Harry managed to use his strength well to create some half-chances, supported ably by Tom on the wing who's determination throughout the game earned him player of the match. Unfortunately, Prae Wood's only goal wasn't enough to gain a point, with the score ending in 3-1 to Alban City. An unlucky start to the season for the B-team, but some notable performances from Maxwell, Caden, Tom, Tom and Harry.
Larch and Hawthorn class expand their knowledge of Sikhism
11/10/2024 2:51 PM
Larch and Hawthorn class expand their knowledge of Sikhism

Mr Mandair and India spoke to all of the Year 3 cohort this morning about  what it means to be a Sikh. They explained Sikhs are constantly learning and open to learning and that they are ‘seekers of the truth’.  The Sikh faith began around 1500 CE, when Guru Nanak began teaching a faith that was quite distinct from Hinduism and Islam.Mr Mandair spoke about what middle names Sikhs have and how they have a belief in equality. We reflected on the fact that this is an important principle in school too.


India shared with the children a key greeting - God is the truth! (Sat Sri Akal”)  She also talked about how important meditation is for Sikhs and that it is important to be truthful, humble and that you work hard. Another important belief is the importance of sharing your time, talent and wealth and that serving others is vital. We were shown what happens during a baptism (taking Amrit) and the children also learned about the 5 ‘K’s.

Netball v Abbey
11/10/2024 11:37 AM
Netball v Abbey
The netball team played their first league fixture away to Abbey School.
 
Prae Wood took an early 2-0 lead which they maintained until the end of the first half.  In the third quarter, both teams managed just one goal.  The game was incredibly close.  In the final quarter, despite great work from Layla and Grace in defence, Abbey took advantage of their chances in the D and three goals, one in the dying seconds, meant Abbey took the win 4-3.
 
Well done to all of the team and especially Lauren, voted Most Valuable Player by our opponents, Grace, Coach's Player of the Match and Harry, who was playing in his first ever netball match.
Events Calendar
Admissions
Admissions
The School Day
The School Day
Parent's Evening Booking System
Parent's Evening Booking System
Letters to Parents 2024-25
Letters to Parents 2024-25