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In Reception we have been learning about o’clock times. In Robins we have been thinking about what we do at different times of the day, making the times on our clocks and having fun playing ‘What’s the Time Mr Wolf?’

3CO have studied Antoni Gaudi whilst looking at mosaics. They created their own mosaic inspired by nature just like Gaudi. To celebrate their hard work, we held an artist gallery in class whereby the children were all able to view each others work. It was tricky at times but the…

3CO performed a brilliant assembly this morning, taking the rest of the school through the curriculum they have been learning. They started with history, telling the other children about the Bronze Age, Stone Age and Neolithic periods. How houses were built, how people lived and other interesting facts from each…

Lower Kindergarten have been enjoying their new cosy area. They have been looking at books and laying on the cushions, relaxing and chatting with their friends.

Owls had a lovely treat when the reading ambassadors took them to the library for a story session.

Oaklands hosted a wonderful House event today. All four Houses, had the task of creating two outfits made from materials you could find in your trash. Well done to all our Houses for a unforgettable “Trashion Show” this afternoon. The designs you made where fantastic. Our Holly, Beech, Sycamore and…

On an incredibly muddy day in February, our boys took part in the U11 ISA Football Tournament. They can certainly come away with increased powers of resilience after dealing with the wet conditions. The team waded through huge puddles and mud on the pitches, before they had even started playing….

As part of their Chinese New Year celebrations, Owls took part in a Tai Chi session led by Ms Refalo. She was very impressed with their focus and ability to retain and perform the exercises demonstrated.

On Tuesday 6 February Oaklands took part in the annual U11 Oak-Tree Tag-Rugby Tournament at Eton Manor RFC. It was the first time we held a separate girls and boys competition, and it allowed for more pupils to take part, resulting in some fantastic rugby being played! There were tries…

Lower Kindergarten learnt about Chinese New Year. They had lots of fun pretending to cook noodles, rice and prawn crackers for their friends. They also all tried to pick up their pretend noodles with the chopsticks, with some of them doing a great job!