Wednesday, 26 February 2020
Friday, 14 February 2020
Y1 Mad Hatters Tea Party
Our topic this half term has been 'Once Upon A Time'. We learned alot about an author called Lewis Carroll who wrote a story called 'Alice's adventures in wonderland'. We found out that Lewis actually wrote the stories for an Alice who has been buried in Lyndhurst Hampshire. We decided in honour of his stories we would have our own wonderful Mad Hatters Tea Party.
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Tags: Cooking, DT, English, local area, Reading, Topic, Y1, Year 1
Year 5 visit 'Winchester Science Centre'
Year 5 had the best time at Winchester Science Centre this week. Have a look at some of the photos from our day.
Wednesday, 12 February 2020
Oakwood Teacher Swap
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Tags: English.Reading, Read IT, Reading, Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4, Year 6, Year R
Tuesday, 11 February 2020
Reading Competition Winners!
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Tags: English.Reading, Read IT, Reading, Year 2, Year 6
Monday, 10 February 2020
Y4 River Home learning
Year 4 have been busy working away at home on their Rivers Home Learning project. We were amazed at the fantastic work they produced and had a great time sharing with Y1.
Friday, 7 February 2020
Year 3 Speeches
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Tags: English, Geography, Speaking and listening, Writing, Year 3
Catapult Cars
For the first time, Year 4 have designed and built catapult cars using lollipop sticks, masking tape and card. They had to design the structure of the chassis and select a body-shape that was strong and streamlined! Here are the results:
Thursday, 6 February 2020
Year 3 Henry Moore Inspired family sculptures.
Year 3 have just finished their Henry Moore inspired family sculptures. Not an easy task! Not only did they have to use all their learned clay techniques-like joining-but had to use what they learned at the beginning of this learning journey about correct body proportions. They worked together in pairs to produce a grouped family sculpture. Well done Year 3.


