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  • Greenwich Supports - Cost-of-living crisis

    Published 03/11/22

    Borough makes new pledges to support residents with cost-of-living crisis.

    More than £3million will be invested across 12 pledges to support residents and businesses with the rising the cost of living. Proposals include targeted cash payments for the most vulnerable people in the borough – children on free school meals, care leavers and those excluded from the benefits system.

    Funding of £150,000 will go towards supporting food clubs, groups and foodbanks, £300,000 to help renters from being made homeless, and £50,000 to create warm spaces in community buildings across the borough are just some of the ways the Council intends to act. Funding is subject to final Cabinet approval but will also include a Community Supports initiative where residents can donate goods, money or volunteer their time and a Business Support Grant focused on helping make local businesses become Real Living Wage Accredited employers.

    There is a range of support already in place for residents struggling with rising household costs. Full information about these schemes and how to access them is available via Greenwich Supports: www.royalgreenwich.gov.uk/Greenwich-Supports

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  • Remembrance Day 2022 Library Display

    Published 02/11/22

    Take a look at the wonderful display our librarian Ms Griffiths has put together within our school library to mark Remembrance Day next week.

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  • Remembrance Day 2022

    Published 02/11/22
    Remembrance honours those who serve to defend our democratic freedoms and way of life. We unite across faiths, cultures and backgrounds to remember the service and sacrifice of the Armed Forces community from Britain and the commonwealth.
    The red poppy is a symbol of both Remembrance and hope for a peaceful future.

    Poppies are worn as a show of support for the Armed Forces community. 

    The poppy is a well-known and well-established symbol, one that carries a wealth of history and meaning with it. Wearing a poppy is still a very personal choice, reflecting individual experiences and personal memories. It is never compulsory but is greatly appreciated by those who it is intended to support.

    Click the links below to find out more information about Remembrance Day, The Poppy Appeal and the work that the Royal British Legion undertake:

    What is Remembrance?

    Your act of Remembrance

    Virtual Field of Remembrance

    About the poppy

    11 things you might not know about the poppy

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  • Information for Parents/Carers - Water Safety Awareness

    Published 31/10/22

    Please find attached below two PDF documents from the Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership on water safety awareness. 

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  • Wear it Pink - Donate now!

    Published 27/10/22

    Breast Cancer Now - Wear it Pink is a charity event that the Poly have supported over the past few years, it is a charity close to our hearts as we have had several colleagues who have benefitted from their support. This year we will be holding our special day on Friday 4th November, staff and students can wear something pink to school-suggested donation £1.

    We are also holding our very own ‘Poly Bake Off’, the bakes will be judged on the day by three judges from the boy’s school. A big thank you to Learning Support for hosting the bake sale on the day, I hope with everyone’s support we can raise some much-needed money!

    You can donate to our JustGiving page for Wear it Pink 2022 here

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  • Maths Enrichment Session - 25th October

    Published 25/10/22

    A huge thank you to Michael Nguyen for running our Maths Admissions Test masterclasses for Oxford, Warwick and Imperial College London. Michael will be leading Extended School sessions throughout the academic year, to prepare students for University of Cambridge admissions STEP assessment. Furthermore, Michael will be supporting Y11, Y12 and Y13 A level Maths and Further Maths students to develop their in-depth knowledge and clear understanding of mathematical concepts.

    Michael Nguyen achieved 5 A*s in A level Maths, Further Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and is currently studying for his PhD in Mathematics at University College London. He completed his Masters in Mathematics from UCL in Summer 2022.

    Please see below some pictures of the Year 11 students working with Year 12FM and Year 13FM students, solving Maths Admissions Test past paper questions together.

    Mr Parker shared his appreciation and mentioned that Michael was an "outstanding and very modest student. A great role model for our leaders of tomorrow."

    Thanks to our maths department for coordinating this wonderful opportunity for our students.

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  • Extra-curricular clubs

    Published 25/10/22

    Take a look at our wonderful extra-curricular clubs' provision here at Woolwich Polytechnic School for Boys.

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  • Chess Club

    Published 24/10/22

    Chess Club at Woolwich Polytechnic School for Boys has been incredibly successful this term. Current Year 7 - 13 students are welcome to attend every Wednesday from 2-4pm in the CLS. Come along and take the opportunity to learn an amazing new skill.

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  • Maths Admissions Test - Masterclass

    Published 24/10/22

    We are delighted to welcome back a Woolwich Poly Alumni to lead Maths Admissions Test Masterclasses.

    Michael will be holding sessions supporting our Year 13 Further Maths students who are sitting their MAT paper on Wednesday 2nd November 2022.

    Michael Nguyen achieved 5 A*s in A Level Maths, Further Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and is currently studying for his PhD in mathematics at University College London.

    He completed his Masters in Mathematics from UCL in Summer 2022.

    Well done to the students who attended the first session. It was incredibly insightful and informative.

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  • Happy Diwali

    Published 24/10/22

    Wishing everyone within our school community and people around the world who celebrate, a happy Diwali.

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  • Have a happy and safe half term break!

    Published 24/10/22

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