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From the Headmaster's Desk - 1 September 2026

Dear parents, welcome back to Woodridge for the start of the third term. As we celebrate the arrival of spring, I trust that you have all enjoyed a good break and, importantly, have managed to spend some quality time with your children. The school holidays provide a valuable opportunity for our children to step away from the busy routines of the term and to reconnect with families. I hope that your children return to Woodridge feeling rested, refreshed and ready for the term ahead.

From the Headmaster's Desk - 3 August 2026

Dear parents, as we come to the end of another busy and memorable term, it is an appropriate time to pause and reflect on all that has taken place over the past four months. It has certainly been a term filled with activity, challenge, achievement, and celebration. The term began with significant disruption as severe weather and flooding impacted our routines and tested our resilience as a community. Yet, as is so often the case at Woodridge, our pupils, staff, and families responded with understanding, patience, and a determination to ensure that learning and school life continued with as little interruption as possible.

From the Headmaster's Desk - 26 June 2026

Dear parents, as we approach the half-term break, it is hard to believe how quickly the past nine weeks have passed. It feels as though we were only recently welcoming pupils back to school, full of anticipation for the term ahead. Yet, in what seems like the blink of an eye, we find ourselves at the midpoint of the term, reflecting on a period that has been filled with learning, growth, achievement, challenge, and opportunity.

Jun 12, 2026 / By Hajira Dladla / College / Newsletters

From the Headmaster's Desk - 12 June 2026

Dear parents, as we reflect on the past few weeks, it is difficult to ignore the significant challenges that have once again been brought about by the unprecedented weather conditions affecting our region. Having already experienced several disruptions this term, we unfortunately found ourselves in the position of having to close the school once more as a result of the severe rainfall and flooding that continue to impact many communities. While the safety of our pupils, staff, and families remains our foremost priority, we are acutely aware of the inconvenience and disruption these closures cause to family routines, academic programmes, and daily life. We are grateful for the understanding, patience, and support shown by our community as we navigate circumstances that remain largely beyond our control.