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This week we started our Terrific Tales topic. We discovered that Goldilocks had visited us and she has been leaving messages for us.
We’ve been travelling through time this week, learning about Bronze Age life where we learnt about Bronze Age casting and embossing and had a go at embossing our own metal (foil) crown.
Islands explored making their own cave art just like ‘cave baby’.
Another busy week has been had by all, enjoying the outdoors in all weathers. From making muddy breakfasts to building a plane and flying around the world! It has been a great week of fun and learning.
Lessons build on what children already know and missing one may make tomorrows lessons more difficult.
Yesterday the children discovered that someone had been in our home corner over the weekend and made such a mess!
We have been timetravellers this week, travelling from the Paelaeolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Bronze Age, all the way to the Roman Age.
It has been another busy week in Reception. We started our daily phonics lessons and the children have been keen to learn a new sound each day and have worked hard to form the letters correctly. Thank you for helping your child to practise at home too!
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Latest Newsletters
- 05 Sep 2025
Flu Consent Form - Action RequiredThe annual school aged Flu vaccination programme this year, is being offered to all children in Years Reception to Year 11. Flu can be a very unpleasant illness for children and sometimes causes serious complications. Children can catch and spread flu easily so vaccinating them also protects others who are vulnerable e.g. babies and older people.
This is particularly important as COVID-19 continues to circulate and people at risk of flu are also vulnerable to the complications of COVID-19.
Whether you wish for your child to have their Flu vaccine or you do not, please complete the form at least one full school day before the session. After this date you will find the online system will not work. The system will reopen the day after the school session to enable a form to be registered and a community clinic appointment be booked.
For most children, the Nasal Flu vaccination is painless and given by a quick and simple spray up the nose. In somemedical circumstances it is necessary to administer the Flu vaccine by intramuscular injection instead of the nasalspray, but this will always be discussed with parents/carers beforehand.
- 05 Sep 2025
New Dance School in Cowley! - 05 Sep 2025
Oxford Harlequins Rugby Activity Day 7th Sept - 02 Sep 2025
New MenuPlease find the new menu attached.
A reminder that all the meat options on the menu are Halal.
- 21 May 2025
Community News: Oxfordshire PLAY spacesPlease find attached
