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• Oakbridge Nursery news

  Wed 18 Dec 2024

   What an Exciting Day at Nursery! 

  Our little learners had an unforgettable experience as we continued our exploration of vehicles! The fire engine came to visit, and it was an absolute hit with both the children AND the adults! 

  The kids were thrilled to climb aboard the mighty fire engine , explore all its cool features, and even get a chance to try spraying water on the nursery roof!  It was a blast watching them have so much fun while learning about this important emergency vehicle!

  Thank you to our amazing firefighters for making this visit possible and giving our nursery class such a hands-on experience! 

  #FireEngineFun #NurseryAdventures #LearningThroughPlay #LittleFirefighters #VehicleExploration #HandsOnLearning #CommunityHelpers #SprayTheRoof #FirefighterVisit

  

• R/1 LT news @RF

  Mon 16 Dec 2024

  In R/1LT @RF, we have been learning to make teddy bears. In DT we designed a bear in our books and made notes on resources we need to make it. We joined two pieces of material together by sewing with a needle and thread. We used stuffing to pad it out and then a glue gun to stick on the eyes and paws. Some of our bears have bow ties! We are SUPER PROUD of our work.

  

• Newsletter 13 12 2024

  Fri 13 Dec 2024

  Find out all the latest news from Rangefield in our two weekly newsletter here: https://wp.me/peWTXe-40G

  

• YR5CE News @RF

  Tue 10 Dec 2024

  With Christmas soon approaching, children in YR5CE @RF were able to have a quick trip to St Barnabas Church in Downham, where they meet Reverend Stuart. They had a very informative hour asking him questions and looking around the church. They all came back to Rangefield after learning a lot about Christianity and specific objects in the church. Additionally, finding out that the church got damaged during WWII!!

  

• YR6LD News @RF

  Mon 09 Dec 2024

  This week, Year 6LD @RF has been working on their narrative writing skills, crafting compelling stories set during World War II. Drawing on their historical knowledge, students have created rich, imaginative narratives that bring the past to life, focusing on the experiences of people living through the war. From the hardships of life on the homefront to the bravery of soldiers on the battlefield, their stories reflect both the challenges and resilience of the time.

  The class has worked hard to incorporate vivid details, historical accuracy, and emotional depth into their writing, making it both informative and engaging. We are incredibly proud of the creativity and thoughtfulness displayed by all the students, and we look forward to sharing some of their outstanding work with you soon!

  Keep up the great work, Year 6LD!

  

• YR3ZS news @RF

  Wed 04 Dec 2024

  On Tuesday, 3ZS @RF had a wonderful visit to St. Barnabas Church! The children thoroughly enjoyed learning about the church, its history, and the vibrant community it fosters. A highlight of the day was getting the chance to dress up and immerse themselves in the church environment. It was a fantastic experience for everyone! 

  

• YR2RE news @RF

  Tue 03 Dec 2024

  In YR2RE @RF we have been learning about printmaking. We have been colour mixing and experimenting with different objects to print our designs. Here are some of our recent designs.

  In RE we have been learning about Hindu Gods and Goddesses. We created posters with facts about each God or Goddess.

  

• REC LT news @RF

  Mon 02 Dec 2024

  Reception LT@RF, have been learning about properties of materials. We have worked scientifically to identify the properties of some materials. We predicted which ones would be the strongest and the weakest.

  

• Newsletter 29 11 2024

  Fri 29 Nov 2024

  Dear All,

   

  Please read our latest newsletter here:

   

  https://wp.me/peWTXe-3Ql

   

  Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend.

  

• REC LG news @RF

  Fri 29 Nov 2024

  In Reception LG@RF, we had an exciting day exploring ice and its magical properties! The children enjoyed playing with ice, watching it melt, and even experimenting with different tools to see how they could break the ice apart. We discussed how cold it must be to live in the Artic where penguins and polar bears live.