School Profile

Constable Daniel Woodall School serves the greater Windermere community and is named to honour Constable Daniel Woodall, an Edmonton Police Service member who lost his life in the line of duty on June 8, 2015.  Constable Daniel Woodall was a member of the Edmonton Police Service for eight years and worked in the hate crimes unit until his death. Born in the United Kingdom, Constable Woodall always wanted to be a police officer. He served with the Greater Manchester Police for four years before moving with his family to Edmonton in 2006, where he joined the Edmonton Police Service.

Constable Woodall was a mentor in the community, known for being open and approachable with a playful personality. He was a dedicated student of martial arts where he took classes and mentored students interested in a policing career.

Constable Woodall was passionate about police work and believed in the value of diversity and defending the community from abuse, hate and extremism. We strive to honour and nurture these values at our school every day.

The city has named a park in Constable Woodall's honour in South Terwillegar, at 7304 South Terwillegar Drive NW.

Constable Daniel Woodall School was selected to honour his work with the Southwest Division of the Edmonton Police Service. We are honoured to carry his name and his legacy in every day of learning and leading at Constable Daniel Woodall School.