Hampshire Cricket Comes to Oakwood
We have been extrememly lucky this week to have Hampshire Cricket running a cricket taster session to all children in KS1 and KS2. This has been our 'Sports for all' event this term.
We have been extrememly lucky this week to have Hampshire Cricket running a cricket taster session to all children in KS1 and KS2. This has been our 'Sports for all' event this term.
Last week the whole school took part in a 'Intra House Basektball competition'. The idea was to get as many baskets for your house as possible, working as a team. It was great fun and the weather wasn't to bad either. Thanks to all the children who took part for their house, Testlands coaches and the teachers and teaching assistants.
Posted by G Fawcitt at 09:48 (Permanent Link)
Tags: Competition, Inter-House, PE, Whole School
Today children all across the school from EYFS to Y6 competed in an Intra-House Cross Country Competition. Pupils were awarded points depending on their position in the competition all added into their house box. Points will be counted and revealed in our celebration assembly on Friday. We are so proud of everyone who participated in the competition today. A big thank you to the Testlands team for helping us have such a safe and fun day! Well done. Go Team Oakwood!
Posted by Anonymous at 17:09 (Permanent Link)
Tags: Competition, PE, pride, Team Oakwood, Teamwork
Today children worked on their growth mindset, their balance, their co-ordination and their gymnastics skills as they practiced for the circus. They had a go at tightrope walking, juggling, acrobatics and other circus challenges.
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Tags: Growth Mindset, Gymnastics, PE, Year 4
Year R enjoyed being introduced to the game of rounders. They were keen to have a go and had fun too.
Posted by R Raven at 19:47 (Permanent Link)
Tags: EYFS, outdoor learning, PE, Teamwork, Year R
Year R have been very busy up on the field practising athletics skills! They have shown fantastic focus, determination and teamwork!
This week's 'Secret Mission' for Year 1 was to build and complete an obstacle course!
Posted by A Torjussen at 07:00 (Permanent Link)
Tags: Home Learning, KS1, PE, Remote learning, Secret Mission, Year 1
Here are the final performances of our pan-African Lion King dance, our New Zealand Haka and our Christmas Crazy Dance.
LKS2 have joined Joe Wicks this morning for the end of his epic 24hour PE challenge. We have star jumped, kicked and sweated....lots. What a lot of fun. Well done LKS2 and well done Joe.
Year 3 started their new ICT coding unit by exploring algorithms. After watching a video to help us learn what an algorithm is we watched a dance routine and tried to work out what the algorithm was. After we worked it out we went and had a go to see if we could follow the algorithm. We then had a go at creating our own algorithms. Take a look:-
This morning the children participated in a fitness morning to encourage focus, fitness and fun!
Year 3 started their African Tribal Dance on Friday. Firstly, they watched and enjoyed a performance We noticed lots of rhythm, strong body movements and isolation performed in unison. We also noticed they performed their motif in lines or circles. Here is a look at our first attempts:-
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
We were very proud of our Girls' Football Team this morning as they picked up their trophy for winning the Test Park Football Tournament at the Southampton School Games Awards!
On Friday afternoon last week, some of our Year 5 and Year 6 girls took part in a 6 a side football tournament and WON! Mr Stanley, Mr Ship and Mr Woods from TMC very kindly took our team to Test Park to take part. Also, a huge thank you to the parents that came to support.
Posted by G Fawcitt at 21:24 (Permanent Link)
Tags: Competition, Girls Football, PE, Performance, Sports, Year 5, Year 6
Last week Year 5 had an absolutely brilliant day learning all about 'Careers' and what it's like to have a 'job'. Thanks so much to Mr Eaves and his team at RYA and to Mr Crook from Testlands for presenting to year 5.
Team Oakwood have played their final three games of the School Football Season in the last two weeks.
They had their 5th match night at Holy Family school where they played games against Holy Family and Shirley. In blustery and difficult conditions, Oakwood worked hard and eventually prevailed 2-1 thanks to goals from Vinny and Sonny.
The second game of the night saw Oakwood come from behind to grab a 2-2 draw against Shirley. Sonny grabbing both goals in a difficult game against a well organised team.
Oakwood's final game of the season was against league winners Fairisle Junior School. It was a thrilling match with both teams determined the finish the season with a victory. It was Fairisle who scored first, but, once Oakwood had equalised through a long range strike from Vinny, it was Oakwood who looked more likely to grab the win. However, neither team could find a winning goal and the match finished 1-1.
It has been a good season for Team Oakwood with only one loss, meaning a second place league finish. Well done to all the squad, and thank you to the parents who have supported the team this year.
We had a fantastic day completing our non-stop 15 minutes of activity for our Groundforce Move-a-Thon. Thank you to everyone who managed to collect sponsorship money - all of this will go towards our plans for improving our school grounds!
A big thank you to TMC who supported us with the day and made it lots of fun!
Posted by M Whitmarsh at 10:23 (Permanent Link)
Tags: Charity, Citizenship, Fundraising, Healthy Schools, PE, School Grounds, Special Days, Whole School
The school football season got back underway this week as Oakwood travelled to Tanners Brook Primary school. Although it wasn't the double header that we'd hoped for, the team picked up where they'd left off in early November.
Team Oakwood looked solid in defence and were dangerous in attack, taking two chances in the first half to make it 2-0 before half time. A number of new players made their Oakwood debuts in the second half and all did well on their first outing in green and white. Tanners Brook provided more of a challenge second half but another well taken goal put Oakwood 3-0 up before a Tanners Brook consolation goal just before the end made the final score Oakwood 3-1 Tanners Brook.
Well done to our goal scorers: Vinny (1) and Sonny (2).
Man of the Match: Sonny.