We finished our Christmas preparations today with a beautiful Christmas Service.
Thank you to Chris Knights from Lordshill Church for helping us to lead it.
We would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year.
Thank you to all at City Catering, and especially Julie our Head Cook, for a fabulous Christmas Dinner today. As usual, the children enjoyed pulling crackers donated by the OSA, and a proper festive lunch, sprouts and all!
Years 4 and 6 were our final year groups to entertain us with their Christmas performance yesterday - and what a cracker it was!
The evil witch was trying to take over all the pantos in the land, and make the baddies win. It was up to 5 courageous Oakwood Pupils to save the day by collecting objects from Panto-Land.
All's well that ends well, and good overcame evil.
Another brilliant performance to make us all proud! Well done Years 4 and 6!
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Tags: Christmas, Performance, Y4, Year 4, Year 6
Years 3 and 5 treated us to two magnificent performances yesterday.
They told the story of the fourth Wise Man, Artaban, who was always late for everything!
Luckily, this meant that he was able to help lots of people along the way.
As well as amazing singing from the choir, brilliant acting and slick technical support, we also heard some delightful solos and some of our musicians performed for us too.
Well done, Years 3 and 5!
This is just a little recording made after one lesson. We learned some music notation, including rests, to perform different rhythms together.
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Tags: Christmas, Music, Performance, Y4, Year 4
We used cereal boxes and our DT skills to create box theatres. We had to create a pivot, slider, lever and flap. We based them on the story of Little Red Riding Hood.
Y1 had a Paddington day to celebrate the end of this terms toys topic. We learnt all about Peru and Paddington's journey from Peru to London. We also made some delcious marmalade sandwiches to enjoy whilst we watched Paddington 2.
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