School trips

On Monday 25th June the Year 6’s went to I.M.P.S. at The Horton Hospital. We were all lucky enough to learn a number of ways that could possibly save somebody’s life such as : how to stop someone from choking, how … Continued

Everyone had a great afternoon yesterday taking part in field and track events. Thank you to Mrs Hawes and Mrs Marshall for providing the gazebo’s for much needed shade for the children in-between the activities and to the PTA for … Continued

Medcroft class had a fantastic day at Cotswold Wildlife Park last week.  All the children were fantastic, walking a long way with no complaints and with exceptional behaviour.  Some of the highlights included the wolves, the lions – particularly a … Continued

The School Council were extremely lucky to attend a UNICEF conference at another school. We went along to explore what rights children are entitled to and how we can reinforce these in the wider world. A variety of activities took … Continued

On Wednesday 20th June, Harborne class joined 9 other schools in the Festival of Voices at Dorchester Abbey. We rehearsed in the morning and after a picnic lunch in the Abbey gardens performed to an enthusiastic audience. It was a wonderful event in a beautiful … Continued

A really enjoyable visit was had by all at this fantastic museum. When we arrived we were ,et and introduced to the world of space. Children found out about the history of the start gazing used by pirates and se … Continued

Medcroft class had an amazing time at the dinosaur museum last Thursday. We got to learn about how fossils were formed and discovered that the very first dinosaur fossil was found at Stonesfield, not far from Tackley!  We enjoyed becoming scientists … Continued

Harborne had a very interesting afternoon visiting the field next to school where roman remains are being uncovered.              

As a part of our geographical topic this term, Nethercote class took a visit to the Thrupp canal for a morning. Here, we walked along the canal spotting physical and human features and enjoyed taking in the scenery around us. Luckily … Continued