Y6 Prom
A fuller write-up coming, but here are the photos!
Year 3 and 4 were challenged to get 40 logs in the final few weeks of term with the promise of gunging Ms Dowle if they were successful. Well done Year 3 and 4 you smashed the target and achieved over 50 logs! Unfortunately for Ms Dowle this meant being covered with a rather smelly gunge...
Posted by J Harrison at 09:06 (Permanent Link)
Tags: Logs, Special Days, Teamwork, Year 3, Year 4
The children in KS1 all entertained us with a Talent Show having won a knock out round in their classes beforehand.
There was singing, dancing, football skills, computer skills and comedians.
What a talented group of children we have!!
Well done to everyone who took part - You were fantastic.
Posted by R Raven at 08:37 (Permanent Link)
Tags: Key Stage 1, KS1, Performance, Year 1, Year 2
Our Y6 Leavers have had an emotional final few days at Oakwood. Here is their leavers' video.
Ahoy There!
Year 2 have had a fun filled day and looked amazing in their costumes.
Activities included: making ships with tomatoes and cucumber, practiced a dance to the "Sailor's Hornpipe", used origami skills to make pirate boats and found out what their Pirate name is.
The children also found out how to talk like a pirate and had a treasure hunt.
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Year 5 were very lucky today to have a visit from a Jane a volunteer at Naomi House. She came in to receive our cheque of funds we raised from our Jude's ice-cream sale. We raised a total of £316.30!
What a sports Day we had! Stunning weather, a morning full of fun and a sports day with KS1 and KS2 was a definite winning combination. Congratulations to all of our wonderful Oakwood Pupils who took part, and especially to the winning house 'Adonia'!
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Tags: PE, Sports Day, Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6, Year R
On Friday 6th July, most of Oakwood took part in a French Day - to aid their understanding of different cultures and enjoy the opportunity to speak in French.
Year R enjoyed the story of La chenille qui fait des trous - The Hungry Caterpillar, learned to count to 10 and did some French Flag coloured butterflies. Well done Year R!
Year 1 learned the vocabulary for different fruits and did their own art in the style of Henri Matisse. Fantastic art, I'm sure you'll agree!
Year 2 researched the Tour Eiffel and tried building them from art straws and modelling clay. They said it was très difficile!
Years 3 and 4 were given the opportunity to have le petit déjeuner - croissants, pain au chocolat et jus d'orange and Year 4 took part in some role play.
Year 3 were taking the parts of both waiter and customer and they also learned how to play pétanque in their PE lesson.Great fun!
Year 5 watched a video on how to make the perfect croque monsieur and then made their own toasted versions. They also researched Bastille Day and created art in the style of Cezanne. A full on french filled day. Well done Year 5!
Year 6 were busy rehearsing their end of year production, but they managed squeeze in a little role play a la café. Well done to Miss Patchet in her sparkly - J'adore Dior!
Très bien!
In preparation for Year 2 moving into Year 3 the children had a closer look at their new classroom and sketched their observations in their sketch books.
Posted by R Raven at 08:07 (Permanent Link)
Tags: Art, Key Stage 1, KS1, Transition, Year 2
On Friday Year 4 spent an exciting day exploring the new John Hansard Gallery, an art gallery in town and being introduced to the world of Gerhard Richter, a modern artist. We had an engaging tour of the gallery, then we got to create some of our own works inspired by him.
After investigating the stability of different materials and shapes, a 'build your own bridge' challenge to support a given weight, Year 3 made and decorated their own Hugo Cabret inspired photo frames. All frames stand up securely and the ingenious inclusion of a bullclip means that it fits its design purpose of ensuring different photos can be displayed when required. Take a look at the finished frames:-
This week year 4 (with the help of some kind parents) have been busy making some fantastic carousels. We put our science and D.T. skills to good use to make the circuit and construct the design.
Year 2 had a whole spelling day to encourage children to revise spellings they already know and learn new ones. The children had a brilliant and fun day doing many different activities all about spelling! Well done Year 2.