Latest News
Latest News
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YR2RE news @RF
Fri 13 Nov 2026Year 2RE @RF arrived at school today to discover a rather unexpected visitor had been in their classroom… a WOLF!!!
There were claw marks and paw prints scattered all over the room, the tables had been left in a terrible mess, and the wolf had even left some of its grey fur inside our teepee!
We quickly got to work writing warning posters to alert everyone about the wolf and to find out if anyone had spotted it. We want to make sure everyone stays safe!
Have any parents, carers or other children seen this mysterious wolf lurking around the school? Keep your eyes peeled… we need to find out what happened!
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Oakbridge Nursery news
Thu 12 Nov 2026Nursery News – All Aboard the Naughty Bus!
What a busy and exciting week we have had in Oakbridge Nursery!
This week, our learning has been inspired by the story Naughty Bus. The children have loved exploring the adventures of the mischievous little bus and have been using their imaginations to create their own journeys.
In our maths area, we have been busy counting passengers onto buses and matching numbers to quantities. Our budding drivers have been making tickets, exploring road maps and deciding where their buses might travel next.
We have also enjoyed building roads, creating different journeys and using lots of new vocabulary as we play. It has been wonderful to see the children developing their communication, confidence and friendships through their learning.
Learning at home: Why not look out for buses when you are out and about? Talk about where they might be going, spot numbers on buses or count how many passengers you can see.
Well done to all our little learners for another fantastic week!
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YR6LB News @RF
Wed 11 Nov 2026Remembrance Day Service
On Wednesday 11th November, class 6LB @RF paid their respects during a moving Remembrance Day service. They were joined by students from local primary and secondary schools, community faith leaders, local police, military representatives, and MP Janet Daby.
Together, the congregation shared in prayers and hymns to honor those who served. A special well done to Armela and Wahab for reading their prayers so thoughtfully, and to Halle for representing our school in laying the wreath.
