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Year 2 - Building our Tudor and present-day houses!, by Mrs Harrison

Date: 1st Dec 2017 @ 4:42pm

Year 2 - Christmas has arrived!, by Mrs Harrison

Date: 1st Dec 2017 @ 4:37pm

The children were very excited to meet our mischievous new visitor this morning! It was also a lovely surprise to have an interactive advent calendar!

Year 2 Defining the Space Activity!, by Mrs Harrison

Date: 1st Dec 2017 @ 4:31pm

In order to describe a setting, Year 2 have been drawing upon their imaginative skills and riding a dragon machine! Fun was had by all, particularly when there was a leak in the machine's roof and it rained!

Year 2 Multiskills, by Mrs Harrison

Date: 1st Dec 2017 @ 4:14pm

Decorating the hall for Christmas, by Mrs Bailey

Date: 1st Dec 2017 @ 3:51pm

Getting ready for Christmas in Year 1, by Mrs Bailey

Date: 1st Dec 2017 @ 3:48pm

Year 4 Charcoal Chimpanzees, by Mrs Hover

Date: 30th Nov 2017 @ 6:34am

Developing hand-eye coordination skills in Year 1, by Mrs Bailey

Date: 23rd Nov 2017 @ 4:10pm

Maths of the Day - Year 3, by Miss Jones

Date: 21st Nov 2017 @ 5:48pm

The children completed an around the world maths of the day activity today to help them practise their favourite method for mental addition. 

Anti-Bullying Week (Year 3) , by Miss Jones

Date: 21st Nov 2017 @ 5:45pm

Anti-bullying Week – Monday 13th– Friday 17th November 2017

During the week we did lots of activities to become more aware of the effect of bullying. We learnt the different types of bullying and what this might look like. The children used toothpaste to help them understand that once we have said something, we cannot take it back. Just like once we have squeezed the toothpaste out of the tube, we cannot get it all back in!

We also talked about how hurtful comments can upset people and why we should treat people how we want to be treated ourselves. We used two apples to help show this. An apple we said nice things too looked lovely when we cut it open. However, the apple we said unkind things to was bruised and brown on the inside when cut. This shows how hurtful comments can be to someone's feelings on the inside.

We also watched a video called 'for the birds' where a bird was left out by other small birds because he looked different. The children considered big birds thoughts and feelings when this happened. They also had advice for big bird and anyone else who might be being bullied. Check out our gallery.... 

Year 3's Stone Age Visitor , by Miss Jones

Date: 21st Nov 2017 @ 3:16pm

What an exciting day Year 3 have had today! We took part in a Stone Age workshop led by Mr and Mrs Trevor, as part of our topic work. We even had a Stone Age visitor! 

The children looked at artefacts and made predictions during their historical enquiry. They also sketched some of their favourite tools and weapons. Halfway through the workshop, we were joined by a Stone Age Man who was dressed from head to toe in animal skin/fur! We were able to ask him lots of questions such as how he made his clothes and tools and why he wore a necklace made from shells.

The children enjoyed answering lots of questions using what they already knew about life in Stone Age Britain. Mrs Trevor said that she really enjoyed working with the children from Oldfield because they had clearly listened well and learnt a lot during lessons. 

Miss Jones, Mrs Jenson and Mrs Wood were very proud of the children's questions, answers and their behaviour. 

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Y1 trip to the library, by Mrs Bailey

Date: 21st Nov 2017 @ 3:14pm

Year 1 enjoyed visiting our local library this afternoon. We shared books together and discovered that there is an enormous choice of fabulous books there for us to borrow. A huge thank you to the staff for making us feel so welcome. We look forward to returning again soon.

Y1 making and devouring their Bonfire Night lollies!, by Mrs Bailey

Date: 17th Nov 2017 @ 4:53pm

Our Year 1 children were actively involved in preparing and organising the classroom for our lolly task this afternoon. Using their designs as a guide, they made their Bonfire Night lollies, evaluated their designs and then tasted and evaluated the final product. 
A huge thank you to our King's 6th Formers for their invaluable support this afternoon. We couldn't have done it without them.

Year 2 Pebble Jar Treat, by Mrs Harrison

Date: 16th Nov 2017 @ 4:55pm

Y1 children reading their firework poems to the class, by Mrs Bailey

Date: 9th Nov 2017 @ 11:13am

Our Year 1 children have written some fabulous poems based on Bonfire Night. All our Year 1 children proudly read their poems in front of the class today. 

Y5 Remembrance work, by Mrs Percival

Date: 7th Nov 2017 @ 1:41pm

We have been thinking about Remembrance this week. The children have written some lovely Haiku poems and created some beautiful art work.

Our foyer has been transformed, by Mrs Bailey

Date: 6th Nov 2017 @ 6:06pm

Our foyer has been transformed over the last couple of weeks following funding from the National Lottery. Our PTA successfully bid for a Big Lottery Fund grant and secured £10,000 to enable us to enhance our reception area and learning hub in school.

 

A special thank you to George and Graham from Art for their Sake who did a wonderful job of coordinating and leading the project. They have linked the design to our school core values and the history of Oldfield.

 

 

Year 2 Detective work - The Great Fire of London, by Mrs Harrison

Date: 6th Nov 2017 @ 4:59pm

Due to their fantastic investigative skills, Year 2 have been asked to research the Great Fire of London and answer the question...

Should the Great Fire of London have happened?

We were all very excited this morning when we received a parcel from the 'police'. We even paused our English lesson! The parcel included witness statements, maps, paintings, tax forms, newspaper articles and much more!

We are all really excited about investigating the Great Fire of London further and becoming great detectives.

Stone Age Cooking in Year 3, by Miss Jones

Date: 6th Nov 2017 @ 4:37pm

Year 3 have been getting busy in the kitchen and followed a Stone Age recipe for stewed fruit. We used lots of cooking skills and enjoyed making the Stone Age inspired dish, We talked about how people in the Stone Age would hunt and gather their own food. The next day we tasted our dishes and wrote a set of instructions for someone else to make it. We also evaluated our dish, thinking abouts its taste, smell and appearance and what we would do differently next time. 

Some of the children asked for the recipe so I have uploaded it to the Files section. 

Happy cooking! 

Year 4 Fly Kites!, by Mrs Hover

Date: 5th Nov 2017 @ 2:38pm

It wasn't the windiest of days but Year 4 tried hard to fly their kites and had a lot of fun doing so!

Our foyer is being transformed, by Mrs Bailey

Date: 27th Oct 2017 @ 9:36pm

Thank you to George and Graham - artists who are working on transforming our foyer. They are using the history of Oldfield to inform the design of the entrance. It is looking fabulous.

Thank you to the PTA for successfully applying to the National Lottery Awards for All scheme for a grant to fund this project.

Reward time in Year 1, by Mrs Bailey

Date: 27th Oct 2017 @ 9:30pm

PCSO Denby's safety assembly , by Mrs Bailey

Date: 27th Oct 2017 @ 9:27pm

Thank you to PCSO Denby for talking to us about keeping safe at Halloween and Bonfire Night in assembly this week.

Bonjour from Year 2, by Mrs Harrison

Date: 25th Oct 2017 @ 2:31pm

Year 2 have been extremly lucky this week as Mr Smith (Ava's Dad) has very kindly come in and taught us a French lesson based on greetings.

The class have learnt how to ask 'How are you?' and how to answer the question using the following phrases in French...

 

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