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© Woolaston Parish Council 2012

 Woolaston Primary School first opened on 17th January, 1862.

 

Pupils and staff celebrated the school’s 150th Anniversary with a Talent Show and a very special cake made by parent, Sue Morgan.

 

The school is planning a second event and invites pupils, parents, staff and governors, past and present to attend the school’s Open Day to be held on Friday 1st June from 10am until 3pm.  Dressing in Victorian costume is being encouraged.

 

Woolaston History Society will be exhibiting school photographs, so if you have any of interest, please do bring them along.

 

The school’s History Club members are preparing an Antiques Show and would be grateful for any interesting items from 1862-2000 that you are able to bring along.

 

The day will include music, country and maypole dancing, games, stalls and refreshments together with the exciting arrival of a VIP.

For any further information please contact the Head teacher, Ros Escott on 01594 529270 or email head@woolaston.gloucs.sch.uk

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This website was updated on 8 May 2012
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Important changes are being made to rubbish collections in Woolaston.  For information go to the new “Bin Collections” page HERE

Woolaston is a rural parish in gently sloping farmland rising from the north bank of the River Severn in the west of the County of Gloucestershire in the UK.  It is on the western edge of the Forest of Dean and close to the Wye Valley on the A48 road between Chepstow and Lydney.