Elmwood

On Friday 23rd April Elmwood school celebrated a year of pupils and staff being Superheroes and surviving a challenging year throughout the Covid pandemic. The day consisted of many activities including lots of creative challenges and practical tasks. During the

Letter to children and young people from the Secretary of State for Education I wanted to let you all know how grateful I am for the way you have responded to the huge challenges you have all faced throughout the

I want to share with you the school’s plans as part of Elmwood’s increased opening from Monday 8th March 2021. I appreciate that this has been a difficult time for you all and trying to interpret all of the information

Dear Parents / Carers   The announcement this evening regarding the South African derivative of COVID-19 would have clearly caused additional anxieties for you and your child. I am having a meeting with the Local Authority and Public Health Walsall

It  is Children’s Mental health Week, w/c 1.2.21. This year’s theme is “Express yourself”.   To celebrate Children’s Mental health Week we are going to hold a “dress to express” day in school on Thursday 4th February. Feel good Friday will be

The reading raffle draw was held on Wednesday 27th January 2021 when Mr Cross drew out two tickets for the autumn term entries.  Pupils who have achieved the required number of reading sessions receive a raffle ticket with a chance

In true Elmwood fashion school staff will be on site tomorrow working hard to enable school to be open. To enable us to achieve this outcome the school day will be slightly delayed for pupils (who will not be allowed

Having spoken to the transport companies (who we heavily rely on safely securing your child’s attendance to the school); Chair of Governor and fellow members of the Senior Leadership Team, we have taken the decision to close the school for

Dear Parents/Carers We are coming to the end of our second week back after the Christmas festivities with loved ones. Staff have worked extremely hard during this period of time to balance the ever changing advice and guidance from Government

Leaders have worked hard to secure priority face to face teaching for Year 11 pupils, pupils of key worker parents and those identified by school as being high risk.  All other pupils are to access remote learning through the school