About Us

Welcome to our school! Please explore our website to learn more about the many exciting programs and helpful supports we offer. 

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Bonjour Lions! I am proud to be the Principal at Woodfield French Immersion Public School!

At Woodfield, we are continuing to work hard to create an inviting and inclusive learning environment for all students. I look forward to personally working together with you, to enrich the Woodfield school experience for all students and staff. Our home and school partnerships contribute to making our students the best they can be. Your involvement is vital to your child’s success! I will strive to keep you informed and welcome your input and ideas.

Please feel free to email woodfield@tvdsb.ca with your comments and/or suggestions.

Sincerely,

Mme A. Parsons

Principal, Woodfield French Immersion Public School

Woodfield French Immersion Public School is in the middle of London, and boasts uniqueness and charm from the early twentieth century.  Built in 1915, our school has original wood floors in our Kindergarten rooms, but also has updates throughout the building. The front entrances, which were used in 1915, designated "boys" and "girls", take us back to another era.  We now enter from the schoolyard side of the school only, but the front entrances remind us of a different time in education.  In our stairwells at the back of the school, you'll find stained glass windows that have been designed and made by our students over the years.

This year, we have French Immersion classes from Grade 1 to Grade 8. We also have one English kindergarten classroom for a school total of 300 students. We welcome registrations for new students entering Grade 1, and students transferring in later grades from another French Immersion school or a French First-Language school only.  Kindergarten students must be registered at their home English TVDSB school and check the French Immersion box to be considered for placement in our English kindergarten classroom.  Along with our three-floor building, 1 portable is home to our classes.

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History

Before the school was built the land was privately owned by the Macbeth Family. A home, which was called Bleak House after the Charles Dickens Novel, was built on the property in 1851. The home remained there until 1914 when the London Board of Education purchased the property to build a school.