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  • YR5RB news @RF

    Tue 15 Sep 2026

    Year 5RB@RF have had an amazing start to the new academic year. All the children look smart and have come in to class ready to learn. We have started strong and jumped straight into our learning, challenging ourselves in maths with place value activities. In English, we’ve been generating characters and ideas for a narrative we will be writing next week. In French, we have learnt lots of vocabulary relating to komodo dragons. We have also had an exciting time in science and even did our first experiment of the year, finding out what happens when you mix substances together. Finally, we are reading the book called ‘Wonder’ . We’re getting to know characters and their feelings behind a boy who faces many challenges in life and is about to start school for the first time in year 5. Mrs Rodrigues and Ms Bodington a really proud of all the children in the class and are looking forward to an exciting year ahead.

  • YR6LB News @RF

    Tue 15 Sep 2026

    This term, our 6LB have dived into A. M. Dassu’s compelling novel, Kicked Out. The children have been thoroughly engrossed in the story, engaging in rich discussions around its powerful themes of friendship, empathy, and migration. It has been inspiring to see them reflect on what it truly means to offer a welcoming hand and stand up for one another, both in the classroom and within our wider community.

    • Rhylee: “I couldn’t put Kicked Out down! It really showed me what true friendship looks like when things get tough, and how important it is to stand by the people you care about.
    • Armela: “Reading this book helped me understand what people go through when they have to leave their homes and start over. It made me realise how welcoming we all need to be to new people in our community.”
    • Stephen: “Kicked Out is such an exciting story, but it also made me think a lot about fairness. My favorite part is seeing how the characters work together—it shows that friendship can overcome almost anything.”
  • Oakbridge Nursery news

    Tue 15 Sep 2026

    A Fantastic Start in Nursery!

    We have had a wonderful start to the new school year in Nursery! We have enjoyed welcoming our new starters and welcoming back children who were with us last year. Everyone has settled in brilliantly and is becoming more confident with our Nursery routines.

    The children have been busy exploring their new environment, learning about themselves and each other, and making lots of new friends. It has been lovely to see them sharing, playing together and growing in confidence each day.

    We are so proud of all our Nursery children and the fantastic start they have made!

  • RCE news @RF

    Tue 15 Sep 2026

    Our Reception children @RF are beginning to settle beautifully into their new routines. They are getting to know their adults, making new friendships with their classmates, and becoming familiar with their new learning environments.

    It has been wonderful to see their confidence grow as they explore, play, learn and discover new things each day. We are so proud of how well they are adapting to this exciting new chapter!

    Miss Elliott & Ms Dargis

  • YR2RE news @RF

    Fri 11 Sep 2026

    Year 2RE @RF have settled into their routines so well and are already doing some amazing work! We have been describing characters from the story ‘The Three Billy Goats Gruff’ and in DT we have been designing fairground wheels. We have to make sure we included an axle and a wheel, eight pods and a frame. We now need to make them!

  • Nursery Open Day

    Tue 14 Jul 2026

    Is your child 3, or turning 3 soon? Are you looking for a fun, vibrant, caring & creative nursery to help get them ready for Reception at school?

    Come and explore our setting after hours and see what makes our nursery so special! 

    Meet our friendly team, take a look around our learning spaces, and ask any questions you may have about your child’s early years journey.

    Tuesday 14th July 2026
     3,50pm – 4.30pm
     Oakbridge Nursery @ Rangefield Primary School

    We would love to welcome you and your family!

    Read more here: OPEN DAY FLYER

  • REC LT news @RF

    Fri 10 Jul 2026

    What a wonderful few weeks we have had in Reception T @RF! We are excited to share some of the fantastic learning experiences our children have enjoyed.

    A Fantastic Adventure at Little Foragers Forest School

    Our recent trip to Little Foragers Forest School was a huge success! The children had the most amazing time exploring the natural environment and embracing outdoor learning. They were curious, confident, and fully engaged throughout the day.

    The children loved searching for insects, discovering different forest plants, and creating beautiful nature crowns using petals and other natural treasures they found along the way. They enjoyed the freedom to explore, investigate, and play in a safe and inspiring woodland setting. It was wonderful to see their excitement as they worked together, asked thoughtful questions, and developed their appreciation for the natural world.

    The day was filled with adventure, laughter, and memorable learning experiences that we know the children will remember for a long time.

    Festival of Us – Discovering Italy

    As part of our Festival of Us celebrations, Reception has been learning all about the beautiful country of Italy.

    The children have enjoyed a range of hands-on activities that brought Italian culture to life. We made delicious pizzas and refreshing ice cream, explored the many different shapes of pasta, and talked about how they are used in traditional Italian cooking.

    Our learning has also included music and language. The children have loved learning simple Italian greetings and enthusiastically singing an Italian song all about pizza. It has been wonderful to hear them confidently using new words and embracing another culture through fun, practical experiences.

    These exciting activities have helped the children develop their understanding of the wider world while encouraging curiosity, creativity, and a love of learning.

    We hope you enjoy looking through the photos from our recent adventures. They capture just some of the smiles, excitement, and wonderful memories we have made together. Thank you, as always, for your continued support—we are looking forward to many more exciting learning experiences in the weeks ahead!

  • YR2RE news @RF

    Fri 10 Jul 2026

    Year 2RE’s Growing Garden! 

    Year 2RE have been enjoying becoming young gardeners by growing tomatoes and sunflowers. We carefully planted tiny seeds and have looked after them by watering them regularly and making sure they had plenty of sunlight.

    It has been amazing to watch them grow from tiny seeds into strong, healthy plants. Our sunflowers have grown so tall, and our tomato plants are thriving too! The children have loved observing the changes each week and learning what plants need to grow.

    We are so proud of how well our plants have grown and of the care and responsibility the children have shown throughout this exciting project.

  • Oakbridge Nursery news

    Fri 10 Jul 2026

    What a fantastic day at soft play with Nursery! 

    Our little adventurers had so much fun with all of their friends—sliding, climbing, bouncing, and exploring together. It was wonderful to see so many smiling faces, growing confidence, and lots of laughter throughout the session.

    Days like these help build friendships, encourage active play, and create happy memories that will last a lifetime! 

    #NurseryLife #SoftPlayFun #LearningThroughPlay #MakingMemories #EarlyYears #Friendship #ActivePlay #HappyChildren #NurseryAdventures

  • YR4EB news @RF

    Thu 09 Jul 2026

    Year 4 Art Inspired by Nature

    Our talented Year 4 pupils@RF have been exploring the beauty of the natural world through printmaking, inspired by this term’s nature theme and the incredible work of Sir David Attenborough.

    Using real leaves, the children have created unique and colourful botanical prints, carefully observing the patterns, textures and shapes found in nature. Through this project, they have celebrated the importance of our environment while developing their artistic skills and creativity.

    We are delighted to share that these beautiful prints will be available for parents and carers to purchase during our Festival of Us on Thursday 16th July. Every print is a unique piece of artwork and a wonderful keepsake of your child’s creativity and learning.

    We look forward to welcoming you to the Festival of Us and hope you enjoy seeing the fantastic work our Year 4 artists have produced!