On Wednesday 19th September Year 3 held their first class prayer service for parents. The theme was “Belonging’. Our first unit in RE is all about how we belong in different ways so we chose to focus our prayer service … Continued
The word gap: How to build your child’s vocabulary at home An Oxford University Press report, Why the Word Gap Matters: Oxford Language Report, published this week reveals that both primary and secondary schools teachers are finding that an increasing … Continued
Thank you to the Friends for funding the purchase of some brand new non-fiction books to support our Curriculum for next year. Each key stage has hard copies of beautiful books to be used in History, Geography, Science and Literacy.
What is the Summer Reading Challenge? The Summer Reading Challenge takes place every year during the summer holidays. You can sign up at your local library, then read six library books of your choice to complete the Challenge. There are … Continued
Years 3 and 4 had a fantastic time during their overnight visit to Hill End Camp. The weather was perfect and the children enjoyed plenty of outdoor fun and learning. Activities included orienteering, rounders, shelter building, challenge trails, climbing wall, … Continued
SPORTS DAY REMINDER Due to hot weather on 25 June we have decided to hold a second sports day for the running events. Please come and join us for our sports day on: MONDAY 2nd July 2018 at WEST … Continued
On Friday 25th May Year Three led the whole school collective worship with their class assembly on the theme of Water. The children explained aspects of their topic work on “Flow” and then examined the importance of water. In the … Continued
15 First Holy Communicants travelled with Mrs Bowles and Mrs Long to Corpus Christi Church in Headington for the annual Good Shepherd Mass. The children were representing our school as we went to present our offering collected during the Lenten … Continued
Year 3 took on the challenge of planning and leading the whole school Mass for Ascension Day, which was a holyday of obligation. They were supported by pupils from Year 6 as the readings were very challenging. The Mass was … Continued