Year Two have enjoyed investigating how objects made out of different materials can change shape. They had a chance to explore which materials they could stretch, bend, twist and squash with their hands. We also discussed why some objects can be changed more easily than others. The children had great…
Read our April Headmistress’s Letter for updates on school uniform, extra-curricular activities, year books and more.
Just before the Easter break, Mrs Job went around the school to see what all the pupils were up to. It was great to see pupils of all age groups enjoying so many different activities and getting on with their lessons. She was extremely impressed with the skilled artwork that…
Read our Spring Term issue of the Oak-Tree Group Newsletter, packed with photos and information on the many activities, events and lessons that our pupils were involved with, despite learning remotely the majority of the time.
British Science Week this year ran from 8 to 15 March, and so coincided with the week that the students came back in to school. The theme was ‘Innovating for the Future’, and the students were welcomed back on site with a whole host of activities and competitions. Kindergarten: In…
Diana in Year 3 has supported the National Literacy Trust Charity, and took part in the Where’s Wally Fun Run on the weekend of the 20th and 21st of March 2021. She ran 10K around Lee Valley and has managed to raise £200 to support the literacy and learning of…
On the lead up to Easter, some of Junior pupils enjoyed a special PE lesson. Donning their bunny ears, they took part in a series of activities and ‘bunny runs’ designed to get their fitness levels up. The Easter accessories certainly added a bit of fun to the lesson.
The Reception children had a fun-filled week learning all about dinosaurs. They explored the size of different dinosaurs. They thought about the size of a T-Rex foot, and drew this on the floor. We could fit 14 children on the foot! The children also thought about the tail of a…
Tuesday 23 March, one year after the UK went into the initial Lockdown, the Marie Curie Charity encouraged people from all over the UK to reflect on the tragic loss of life experienced over the last year and to support those who are grieving. Marie Curie chose to use the…
Read our packed March newsletter. Although the pupils have only been back at school for a few weeks, you can see from the newsletter how much they have all got up to both at home and in school.
