Year 6 Leavers' Party
What a great evening we had! Check out the pictures from our Year 6 Leavers' Party. We wish our Year 6 leavers all the best for their futures at secondary school - don't forget to stay in touch!
What a great evening we had! Check out the pictures from our Year 6 Leavers' Party. We wish our Year 6 leavers all the best for their futures at secondary school - don't forget to stay in touch!
Four Crumble robotic vehicles - Alpha, Bravo, Charlie and Echo - have been assembled ready for Year 6 new robotics unit in Computing next half-term. Welcome to the team!
Year 6 have had a wonderful day today, recreating a Victorian school!
The morning began with a 'drill' (PE for Victorians!), followed by the children entering their Victorian classroom for the morning. They learned so much about how school worked in the Victorian era: fingernail inspections, arithmetic, handwriting and posture lessons. They even discovered the fascinating history of the potato! Why not ask a Year 6 what they learned today?
The children were brilliant at getting into character - we were very proud of them!
Year 6 have been working today, creating their perfect playgrounds. They looked at examples of real life playgrounds, created a design criteria and made their playgrounds in teams. Check out their brilliant hard work! Well done Year 6!
Last Week was Children's Mental Health Week and to support this Oakwood had a 'Dress to Express' Day in each year group. We can all express ourselves in the way we dress, showing everyone who we are and what we like. We accompanied that by expressing ourselves in other ways and being creative. Can you spot any of these in the photos?
Last week Year 6 worked so hard and had great fun with investigating electrical circuits! So much Science chat and discussion - brilliant!
Year 6 had a brilliant DT day yesterday, creating their own electrical steady hand games. They worked so hard on them and should be very proud of their finished games! Please see the photos below to see their fantastic DT work, which is now on display in school.
We hope you enjoyed our Virtual Leavers' Service! If you missed it, or wanted to watch again, here is the Leavers' Photos video.
Last week, Y6 were set the challenge of researching, cooking, presenting (and eating) a 3 course meal in small groups.
Each course had to be based on a particular main ingredient (starter - peppers, main - salmon and dessert - pineapple) and should be a meal enough for two. The groups divided in to pairs and worked together to produce some excellent cooking. They then tested and scored each of the course their group had cooked.
We had a wonderful range of culinary delights including: Stuffed peppers, Asian steamed salmon, salmon pasta, pan fried salmon with lemon and rosemary drizzle, pineapple cheesecake and pineapple upside down cake.
Whilst not cooking, children learned about the journey that food goes on as it travels from 'farm to fork' and produced a recipe book of Y6 family favourites which are now on display in the library.
Posted by A Torjussen at 11:50 (Permanent Link)
Tags: English.Reading, Read IT, Reading, Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4, Year 6, Year R
Posted by A Torjussen at 11:01 (Permanent Link)
Tags: English.Reading, Read IT, Reading, Year 2, Year 6
Posted by A Torjussen at 09:09 (Permanent Link)
Tags: English.Reading, KS1, KS2, Read IT, Reading, Year 2, Year 6
Posted by A Torjussen at 11:40 (Permanent Link)
Tags: Competition, English.Reading, KS1, KS2, Read IT, Reading, Year 2, Year 6
What a brilliant competition this was today! So many children took part and had great fun running for their house. Thanks to TMC and to all our lovely staff for helping make this event so successful today.
Posted by G Fawcitt at 20:57 (Permanent Link)
Tags: Club of the Month, Competition, House Days, Inter-House, PE, Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6, Year R
This half term, Y6 are learning about Ancient Greece.
They have already looked at where the Greeks fall on their History timeline and explored the roles of women during the this time (nearly 3500 years ago). But yesterday, the children investigated the clothing that would have been worn and modelled it in a portrait competition. Wealthy families during the Greek era celebrated and showed off their wealth by commissioning pieces of artwork to adorn their homes.
Have a look at the pictures below to see how they got on...
Here is today's Advent Book - Paddington and the Christmas Surprise.
Here is the Advent book for today...One Snowy Night by Christina Butler
Today's Advent book is Read by Mrs Petley. Grumpy Badger's Christmas is one of her favourite Christmas stories.
Posted by Anonymous at 13:36 (Permanent Link)
Tags: Advent Books 2019, English, Reading, Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 3.English, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6, Year R
A little later than planned (few technical issues!) but still just as good!