We are delighted to advise that our After School KS2 football club (Mondays 3:30-4:30 )and our After School KS1 multiskills club (Wednesdays 3:30-4:40) with Craig will resume next week 7th and 9th October 2019 The dates are as follows: KS2 … Continued
Year 5 enjoyed their visit to the oldest museum in the world, the History of Science museum in Oxford. We learnt about the constellations of the stars and discovered how the Ancient Maya created their own calendar based on the … Continued
We have been learning how to mix different shades of grey by gradually adding black paint to white. We then studied photographs of the moon and created our own moon paintings applying the skills that we have learnt. Here are … Continued
Here are the photos from our lovely end of term visit to Blenheim Palace. The children enjoyed sketching the magnificent geographical land marks out in the sunshine. It was an enjoyable way to end the term in one of Britain’s … Continued
Year 5 Stem report
Please come and join us for our sports day on: MONDAY 24th JUNE 2019 at WEST KIDLINGTON SCHOOL 10.00am-12.00pm. Important reminders: – All children must wear their school PE kit. However, they may wear a plain t-shirt matching their house … Continued
Today we welcomed local children’s author and illustrator Clive Goddard, creator of Fintan Fedora: The World’s Worst Explorer books into school. The children participated in an assembly with Clive, re-enacting a scene from one of his books. Each class then had … Continued
This week in school, children will be commemorating the centenary of the end of the First World War. Books can be a brilliant way to ignite interest in and teach children about great moments in history. Here are some fictional … 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.