opinions on woodhouse college from someone who goes/went there?

woodhouse wasn't my first choice but i'm now hopefully trying to enrol there for september as my first choice didn't work out as planned. is the school any good? like how are the teachers, the environment and will it be easy to adjust to? the campus looks so big and i'm from a completely different borough so i'm just wondering if ill make any friends at all 😭 honest opinions about the place would be really helpful (btw i've chosen bio chem and history as my alevel options)

Hey if u want we can talk with each other I’m also going to woodhouse this year . What a levels r u doing?

hiya! sorry for the late reply but i’m doing bio chem and history wbu??

I’m doing Spanish, French, English lit and sociology !

i love this combo omg did u take both spanish and french at gcse?

Yes I did I got 9s on both of them

im going into y13 and i love woodhouse, all my teachers are so nice and the environment is great its much more like uni than secondary school but you're not completely independent so help is there if u need it
i was worried abt making friends as well but theres so many people that it was so easy and they do lots of stuff to help you get to know people
if u have any other questions lmk

i definitely got that vibe that it was really inviting and so chill but this validates it thank you for replying! means so much and honestly i'm kinda excited to start
random question but is the food any good? haha

congrats! you're so smart

i only go to the canteen at break but its good for school food 😭 i usually just go out for lunch theres loads of places nearby and its kind of expensive in the canteen for what it is

Only in languages haha I didn’t do that well in science or maths 🫢

you can do so much with languages tho! i actually wanna start learning some other languages in my free time
i also did french and loved itt

oh fr?? thanks for the heads up!

also some things i wish i knew when i first started
starting from november i think? you have to pick an extracurricular thing (unless you do 4 alevels or have a part time job) which u do every wednesday, some of them are like yoga or a music sharing club and then theres like more academic ones so its not that bad and it ends in april
and also every week u have supervised study where u just do work for an hour but after the january mocks you get taken off it if your attendance & grades are good enough

i definitely got that vibe that it was really inviting and so chill but this validates it thank you for replying! means so much and honestly i'm kinda excited to start
random question but is the food any good? haha

oh yea i’ve heard!! i’ve got my timetable tho and don’t see any supervised study do u think they’ll add it in once people have adjusted? i’ve got one question too do they check the transition work😭 i’m hoping they’re not too strict about that

oh yea i’ve heard!! i’ve got my timetable tho and don’t see any supervised study do u think they’ll add it in once people have adjusted? i’ve got one question too do they check the transition work😭 i’m hoping they’re not too strict about that

oh yea i’ve heard!! i’ve got my timetable tho and don’t see any supervised study do u think they’ll add it in once people have adjusted? i’ve got one question too do they check the transition work😭 i’m hoping they’re not too strict about that