On Wednesday 28th September, The Mountains Class were very fortunate to have a visit from the I.M.P.S team. The Injury Minimization Programme for Schools is designed to reduce death and disability as a result of accidents and give children basic … Continued
Curriculum Newsletter – Rebellion
This term our topic is “Back to Nature”. Everyone is working hard to learn about different aspects of the natural environment. Meadow are learning about the nature right on our doorstep by learning about minibeasts and their habitats. Woodland are … Continued
In Spring term 2, Mountains class learnt about space. They spent their Easter holidays making fantastic pieces of space-themed homework to share with the school during the first week back. Look at their amazing creations!
On Monday, 7th March, the whole school was treated to a day of art workshops thanks to the support and funding we have been lucky enough to receive from the Kingham sculpture trail team. Each class had the chance to … Continued
In science lessons in Mountains class, we are learning about forces. So far, we have learnt that: A force is a push or a pull that causes something to change speed, direction or shape. Gravity (discovered by Isaac Newton) is … Continued
On Thursday 11th November 2021, the whole school came together outside for the two minute silence to remember and honour all those who have lost their lives to war. Some of the Year 5 children shared a famous poem of … Continued
On Monday 18th October, The Ocean Class hosted their own classroom exhibition of this term’s homework around the topic of ‘Rocks and Soils and the Stone Age’. The children set out their homework and were then available to answer questions … Continued
The Meadow and the Woodland had a fantastic 1st trip of the year to Woodstock Museum, exploring the dinosaur garden and taking part in a dinosaur workshop which finished with an opportunity to handle some real fossils. All the children … Continued
The Year 1 and 2 children had a special afternoon on Wednesday 15th September, where they curated and attended a fossil exhibition. All children were invited to bring in fossils and other kinds of coastal ‘curiosities’ and finds. They displayed these … Continued