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Lower School Visiting Author
Lesa Cline-Ransome, acclaimed author of numerous award-winning picture books, visited the WFS lower school this week!
A MacDowell Fellow and 2022 NAIBA Legacy recipient, Lesa has received numerous honors and awards including the NAACP Award, Kirkus Best Book, New York Public Library Best Book, SLJ Best Book, ALA Notable, CBC Choice Awards, two Top 10 Sports Books for Youth, and an Orbis Pictus Recommended Book. Lisa presented to students and also hosted an interactive workshop for 5th grade students!
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Preschool "Informance"
Read MoreAt our preschool "informance," our youngest students showcased their singing, dancing, and instrument playing! -
8th Graders Learn about Constitutional Rights
As part of their unit on the constitution, 8th grade students recently met with Judge Eliza Hirst. Eliza and her colleague Paige Chapman delivered an engaging presentation focused on young people's constitutional rights.Read More -
DISC Championship Results!
The following WFS student-athletes placed amongst the top-three in their respective events/weight classes in the DISC Championships.Read More -
Lower School Visiting Author
Lesa Cline-Ransome, acclaimed author of numerous award-winning picture books, visited the WFS lower school this week!Read More -
Quaker Cares Read-Aloud
Read MoreThis school year, we launched an exciting Read-Aloud series where our Middle and Upper School Quaker Cares Club students visit the Lower School to share powerful messages about self-esteem. -
WFS Middle School Lego Robotics Team Qualifies for Delaware State Championship!
The WFS Middle School Lego League Robotics team, "WFS Fish," competed in a tournament last week in Dover.Read More -
Sixth Grade Visits Penn Museum
WFS sixth graders visited Penn Museum last week in preparation for their upcoming social studies unit on Ancient Greece. Students toured galleries and participated in hands-on activities with artifacts to learn about culture and daily life in Ancient Greece.Read More -
Class of 2025 Signing Day
Read MoreCongratulations to our senior athletes who plan to play at the next level! -
Upper School Students Attend Quaker Youth Leadership Conference
Easton Martinenza ‘27, Elia Lichterman '28, and Kylie Poole '28 gained valuable leadership and advocacy skills at the Quaker Youth Leadership Conference (QYLC) held at Carolina Friends School, engaging in meaningful experiences centered on social change and environmental responsibility.Read More -
Lower School Sports Connection
Upper school sports winter captains recently visited the lower school. During their visit, captains discussed the strategy behind their respective sports, demonstrated various drills that students could practice at recess or home, and got everyone in the lower school excited by leading them in some of their favorite cheers!Read More -
Upper School Student Run Production - Yellow Wallpaper
Read MoreCongratulations to the entire cast and crew of this year's Student Run Production, Yellow Wallpaper, on their incredible performances! -
WFS Chamber Singers Participate in Four-School Workshop
Last week, Chamber Singers participated in the annual Four-School Workshop and Festival Concert with choirs from Sanford, Tatnall, and Tower Hill schools.Read More -
6th Grade Three-on-Three Winners!
Congratulations to the winners of our sixth grade three-on-three tournament - Caroline, Cider, and Oliver!Read More -
Exploring Space-Related Concepts
Seventh-grade astronomy students are exploring key space-related concepts such as black holes, extraterrestrial life, and space exploration while demonstrating their understanding through research, collaboration, and multimedia presentations. Students are applying scientific reasoning, computational thinking, and math skills to analyze data, communicate findings, and expand their knowledge of the universe.Read More -
IB Biology Students Begin Data Collection
Read MoreThe HL IB Biology students were working on data collection for their internal assessment. Each student has formulated a research question and designed an experiment to attempt to answer the question. All the experiments are biological and include topics such as investigating plant propagation, germination, enzyme activity, fermentation, antibiotic resistance, and many others. -
Middle School and Upper School Performing Arts
Read MoreThe WFS Upper School Student Run Production is a yearly tradition where students create, direct, produce (and often write) their own vision for the stage. This year’s production, Yellow Wallpaper, is being directed and led by two seniors. Yellow Wallpaper was adapted from the short story by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.8th grade students have been working hard on their annual musical. On February 28, students will perform, High School Musical, for the entire school to see. Each member of the class participates—as a member of the cast, pit band, stage crew, or technical crew. -
Class of 2037 Peace Posters on Display
Peace posters from the WFS Class of 2037 were on display as part of the 2025 Visionary Peace Youth Art Exhibition with Pacem in Terris at the Wilmington Library!Read More -
Lower School Lunar New Year Culture Quest
Our third Lower School Culture Quest of the year celebrated the Lunar New Year! Lower and middle school faculty and upper and middle school students led activities aimed at teaching students about the history and culture of the Lunar New Year through reading, crafts, and food!Read More -
Middle School Ski Trip!
Read MoreMiddle school students had a blast on the slopes of Blue Mountain during one of our beloved WFS traditions, the middle school ski trip. -
Quakerism Class Visits with Practicing Quakers
Mrs. Hegenbarth’s 10th grade Quakerism class recently heard from three practicing Quakers.Read More
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