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• Oakbridge Nursery news

  Thu 02 May 2024

  Once upon a time at Oakbridge Nursery all the children began to build houses, one little child built their house out of see through shapes, another child built their house out of construction toys, & the last little child built their house out of waffle shapes. The children decorated their houses using Duplo blocks to print. The big bad wolves came along and huffed and puffed and tried to blow their houses down but the nursery children had built their houses so they were big & strong. All the nursery children lived happily ever after.

  

• YR6BJ news @RF

  Thu 02 May 2024

  Year 6BJ @RF artists have embraced the true essence of perspective: the ability to see the world through new eyes. They’ve explored distant horizons, ventured into uncharted territories, and challenged conventional boundaries, all in pursuit of artistic expression. We have enjoyed sharing their pieces and discussing how they can improve their work further.

  

• YR3AD news @RF

  Tue 30 Apr 2024

  This term in science, Year 3AD @RF are learning all about plants! This week we have started an investigation into what plants need in order to grow and stay healthy. We set our investigation up by choosing four similiar plants; over the next week or two we will be investigating –

  Do plants need water to grow?

  Do plants need sunlight to grow?

  In order to do this, each week we are going to water one plant but keep two in the sunlight. Then water both the other plants but keep one in darkness and the other in the sunlight. We’ve predicted that the plants that miss out on water and sunlight will not grow as well but we will have to wait to find out!

  

• YR1CM news @RF

  Fri 26 Apr 2024

  In Year 1CM @RF we had our science lesson in the park. We were observing the range of plants and trees. We discovered wild flowers, deciduous and evergreen trees. We collected samples of them to help us investigate their basic structures.

  

• Newsleter 19 04 2024

  Fri 19 Apr 2024

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• YR4SM news @RF

  Fri 19 Apr 2024

  This week in in 4SM @RF, we have been learning about rivers in geography and decided to incorporate this into our creative writing. We have been writing poems about how rivers make us feel, what they look like and how they capture our imagination. The children loved the freedom they had to design and write their own poems and they have produced some delightful outcomes. 

  We have also been studying Angie Lewin and how she manipulate colour to create mood and tone in her work surrounding wildlife. The children used water colours to create a gradient effect for the background and then carefully used their brush control to paint on flowers and wildlife on top. 

  

• YR6LD News @RF

  Fri 19 Apr 2024

  In 6LD @RF, we are learning about, “The Changing Role of Women”. We are exploring how women’s roles in society have evolved over time. From ancient civilizations to modern times, women have made significant strides in various fields, including politics, education, and the workforce. This journey highlights key moments such as suffrage movements, the fight for equal rights, and the emergence of influential female figures. Through this exploration, children learn about the challenges women faced and the progress made towards achieving gender equality. Here is some of the learning we have done this week.

  

• REC LT news @RF

  Thu 28 Mar 2024

  In our RE lesson, Reception LT @RF, we have been learning about the Easter story that Christians celebrate. Some  of the children made an Easter garden to represent the story of Easter. We showed our lovely work at the assembly with Father Stuart from St Barnabas church. 

  

• YR1MR news @RF

  Wed 27 Mar 2024

  In 1MR @RF, we have been learning about Joseph Bazelgette in history.  This week we wrote about why he was so important.  Over the past few weeks, we have learnt lots of disgusting facts about how we got rid of our waste (poo and wee) before we had sewers.  Read some of the work in our history books to find out why we should be so grateful to Joseph Bazelgette, or ask one of the children in our class!

  

• Newsletter 22 03 2024

  Mon 25 Mar 2024

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