The Friends of the Trap Grounds are a local group who work in partnership with Oxford City Council to manage this beautiful site for conservation, recreation, and education. Children from Year 1, Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6 took … Continued
Some of our Year 6 pupils were lucky enough to attend the final of this years Great British Menu. Below is the press release from ARCh, who invited the pupils along. Local reading charity ARCh savours feast of children’s … Continued
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The winners of the Young Art 2020 competition have been announced! As you know the theme this year was ‘2020 Vision’. Across the school, there was a very high standard of pictures which meant that we entered our highest number … Continued
On Tuesday children from years 4 and 5 took part in a Wind and Brass day at the Dragon School. The children worked with pupils from the Dragon School as well as other local primary schools. They were tutored by … Continued
We have had the most wonderful day in school creating our story jars and sharing stories that we love. “I liked reading to the year 3s and hearing them read to us.” Phoebe 6F “I really enjoyed making … Continued
World Book Day is coming around fast and we are very much looking forward to it! Miss Sprague-Davies has already made her story jar ahead of Thursday’s classroom activities. We look forward to making these with you over the … Continued
We have just returned from our fantastic residential week in Wales. I wanted to say how incredibly proud I am of all the pupils and staff who attended the trip. Everyone showed great determination during the daily activities and came … Continued
This week, we have been taking part in Place2Be’s Children’s Mental Health Week. The theme this year was ‘Find your brave’. On Monday, several brave members of staff shared experiences of when they had to overcome mental barriers in order … Continued
This week, the year 5 children have taken part in Bikeability training. This has developed their riding skills and built their confidence to ride on a road safety. They’ve done exceptionally well and they should be proud of themselves. ‘We … Continued