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October events October 2026 | All events in date order 02 Oct Examinations ended 05 Oct New term begins 05 Oct Zero period for sports practices 06 Oct Textbook-based learning initiative 08 Oct Selection rounds for sports 09 Oct CAT4 and ASSET exam preparation for January 09 Oct SCORE Olympiad practices 10 Oct Shaastra IIT Madras Robo Cap League 10 Oct Introduction of healthy foods in the school canteen 12 Oct Sports Day master event roster 14 Oct Book fair - Middle Section 15 Oct PLUMA Circus field trip 15 Oct Error analysis 16 Oct Pink October 17 Oct Student-Led Conference 19 Oct Scholar badges 20 Oct Photo session 20 Oct Build a Reading Culture 21 Oct Behavioural Link 22 Oct Morning class assembly 26 Oct Spelling Bee - Round 2 26 Oct Semi-finals 28 Oct Sports Day for girls 28 Oct Winner: Emerald 29 Oct Sports Day for boys 29 Oct Winner: Coral OCTOBER 2026 / MONTHLY EDITION October events & highlights Woodlem Park School | October 2026 LEARNING. DISCOVERY. PARTICIPATION. GROWTH.
OCTOBER 2026 / 10 OCTOBER Healthy choices at school Introduction of healthy foods in the school canteen The canteen menu highlights healthy sandwiches, fresh juices and lunch options. This initiative encourages students to consider balanced food choices and develop healthy eating habits during the school day.
OCTOBER 2026 / 14 OCTOBER Discover the joy of reading Book fair - Middle Section The book fair places reading at the heart of school life. The poster announces a school-wide fair from 12 to 17 October; the Middle Section event is listed for 14 October. The initiative encourages students to explore books and develop their reading interests. Pink October Awareness through creativity and participation A prominent pink ribbon and student-created displays communicate breast cancer awareness. The display brings messages and creative work together, encouraging a caring school community and awareness of this important cause.
OCTOBER 2026 / 26 OCTOBER Spelling Bee - Round 2 Words, concentration and confidence The Round 2 poster and classroom photographs highlight the Spelling Bee competition on 26 October. Spelling activities encourage careful listening, accurate word recognition and vocabulary development while giving students an opportunity to participate in a shared challenge. Learning together Textbook-based learning initiative | Classroom photo journalk The photograph shows students working with books and learning materials in a shared classroom setting. Pair and group work can support discussion, reading comprehension and the exchange of ideas as learners engage with lesson content.
OCTOBER 2026 / CLASSROOM HIGHLIGHTS Role Play Activity — Exploring the Six Thinking Hats Students participated in a role-play activity based on planning a school garden, using the Six Thinking Hats to explore different viewpoints. Through speaking and listening to one another, students practised expressing ideas, respecting different opinions and solving problems collaboratively. The activity connected environmental responsibility with everyday decision-making while encouraging confidence, creativity and critical thinking. Morning class assembly Student voices | Confidence and shared learning Students took an active role in the morning class assembly through recitation, a thought for the day a book talk and an Arabic word presentation. The photographs capture learners speaking before their classmates and contributing to a shared programme. These opportunities encourage preparation, clear expression, respectful listening and confidence in public speaking.
Student Led PTM Students sharing their learning with parents Students took ownership of their learning by presenting their progress to parents. The photographs show a learner discussing work with family members and another presenting a subject performance chart. The conference provided an opportunity to recognise strengths, reflect on areas for improvement and discuss learning goals together. Reflecting on progress Student presentation Students explain their subject performance using visual charts and practise reflecting on their progress.
The sports selection rounds gave students an opportunity to demonstrate their abilities and prepare for the upcoming Sports Day. Students participated in trials to assess their skills, fitness and readiness for different sporting events. The selecti on process encouraged students to give their best, follow instructions and show sportsmanship. It also highlighted the importance of regular practice, teamwork and determination, motivating learners to take an active part in school sports. Selection rounds for sports
PLUMA Circus field trip The visit encouraged students to reflect on the teamwork, discipline, practice and confidence needed to perform before an audience. Spending time together outside school also helped strengthen friendships and develop social skills. This recreational outing combined entertainment with valuable lessons about perseverance, cooperation and respect for the talents of others.
Boys Sports Day Boys’ inter-house competition leaderboard shows Coral House leading with 208 points, followed by Turquoise House in second place with 170 points. Emerald House holds third place with 134 points, while Topaz House is fourth with 115 points. The competition encourages students to contribute to their houses through teamwork, determination, and fair play, reflecting the values of teamwork, sportsmanship, and excellence. Emerald leads the way Girls Sports Day | Inter-house competition leaderboard Emerald leads the girls section with 13 points, followed by Turquoise with 7, Coral with 6 and Topaz with 1. The leaderboard celebrates house participation and the spirit of teamwork. Congratulations to Emerald and to all students who represented their houses.
A birthday gift to nature Green Birthday Initiative | Donate a plant The Green Birthday Initiative invites students to mark their birthdays by donating a plant to the school. The poster encourages families to help make the campus greener with every celebration. Caring for plants offers an opportunity to develop responsibility and environmental awareness. Science lab The science lab session gave students an opportunity to explore scientific concepts through practical learning.