Dear Oak Class, I hope you are all well and keeping busy. Below are links to the activities I would like you to complete this week. For some of the work you do not need to print the sheets off, you can just answer the questions in your home learning …
On Wednesday 25th March the children used pastels and pens to create pictures. They have been displayed on the school fence for villagers to be able to see when they are exercising. The hope is they will cheer people up during this period of social distancing.
Today was supposed to be Oak Class’s Ancient Greek Day, where we dressed up and took part in activities to help us learn about the Ancient Greeks. It is very sad that it had to be cancelled however, it was lovely today to receive two emails today about the Ancient …
Today, Oak Class visited the Seniors Group at the Horspath Hub to sing carols. I was extremely proud of how the children represented our school and how well they sang. At the end, the seniors joined in with a rousing rendition of ‘We Wish You A Merry Christmas’. The children …
On Friday 29th November, Horspath School Band performed at the Wheatley Christmas Fayre. They were joined by friends including past pupils and parents. A large crowd enjoyed the mixture of carols and other well known tunes and there was even some audience participation. Congratulations to all that took part and …
In Oak Class we have been learning about how musical instruments make their sounds. We then designed and made our own instruments. When we had finished, we evaluated how successful our designs were and whether they could actually be played.
On Friday afternoon, children across the school pair up to share stories and books. It is fantastic to see children enjoying reading stories to each other and working with children in different classes.
Today Oak Class started using Times Tables Rockstars. The children have chosen their rockstar name and have enjoyed playing their first ‘gig’. Login details have been sent home so that the children can practise their multiplication and division facts at home.
