Our Mission Statement is
To nurture and develop all people in our Trust so that they reach their full potential academically, vocationally, and personally, including being positive role models for future generations in the community. We will achieve this by providing high quality values-based education that cultivates employability and life skills making our schools the first choice for young people, parents, carers, staff and employers.
As we wrap up for the Easter holidays today, we can't help but look back on the incredible journey we've embarked on together. Beginning to merge into one unified school from two has brought us special times filled with achievements and teamwork. π We are so much stronger together. π From handing out numerous awards and prizes to witnessing phenomenal sports fixtures, the spirit of our students has been nothing short of inspiring. Our careers events have opened doors to bright futures, while the music and drama performances have truly knocked our socks off! ππΆπ The dedication of our Year 11 students and their teachers is admirable, with real exams already underway and more prep to be done over the Easter break. Lots of these superstars will still be in school over Easter - working hard for those grades. Your hard work doesnβt go unnoticed! πππ€ With staff teams from Greenacre and Walderslade building stronger bonds and our school community growing closer every day, We're also welcoming new talents to our teaching staff after Easter! Weβre buzzing with excitement for you to meet some new staff members after the break! ππ Looking ahead, we have a calendar packed with more thrilling events and canβt wait to support our Year 11s as they start their GCSEs for real. The future is bright! πTo our students, dedicated staff, and supportive families: we wish you all a fantastic Easter break filled with joy, rest, and plenty of chocolate! π«π°Letβs recharge and come back ready to create more memorable moments together and hit the ground running to end this year on a high. Hereβs to growth, success, and our community! ππ»π See you after the break!#EasterBreak #SchoolPride #CommunityStrong #FutureBright #WGSP
Yesterday, we were delighted to welcome Marie, from the Department for Work & Pensions, to deliver assemblies to our Year 8 students. Marie really highlighted important links between school and the workplace for our students and we discussed topics such as: attendance, uniform, and first impressions. #WGSP
On Tuesday 26th March, ten year 7 girls were selected to attend and compete at the Secondary School Games Dodgeball Competition hosted at The Howard School. This particular competition is a 'SOCIAL ME' event which is aimed at students who would benefit from development in their communication and teamwork skills. It was a brilliant day split into a boys competition and a girls competition. The schools were placed into 3 groups for the first round of matches and then depending on their points scored in the first round, they went on in the afternoon to play for their final positions. Each match consisted of four rounds of two minute sets. A school received 2 points for a win, 1 point for a draw and 0 points for a loss. The overall results were as follows:Round 1WGS V Rainham Girls - Lost 6-2WGS V Hundred of Hoo - Won 5-3WGS V Brompton - Won 5-3PlayoffsWGS V Strood - Lost 6-2WGS V Chatham Gr - Drew 4-4 (Lost on extra time).Walderslade Girls placed 6th place overall (out of 10 teams in total)#WGSPππππ€© #WGSP
Year 7 assembly yesterday - charity football match information from some familiar faces... π€©β½οΈππ #WGSP
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Headteacher: Mrs. L Campbell
Bradfields Avenue, ME5 0LE