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Oak - our years five and six

Welcome to Oak class!

Click here to see the meet the teacher presentation.

Click here to see this term’s Looking At Learning leaflet.

Autumn Term 2019

Take a look at our learning this term...
In science, we are taking part in a project that launches a weather balloon into the atmosphere. As part of this project, we learnt about density and air pressure. We did experiments in water to help us understand these concepts.
In science, we are taking part in a project that launches a weather balloon into the atmosphere. As part of this project, we learnt about density and air pressure. We did experiments in water to help us understand these concepts.
Here we are with another full day of activities: giant swing, low ropes and zip wire. One more day to go... quad biking here we come!
Here we are with another full day of activities: giant swing, low ropes and zip wire. One more day to go... quad biking here we come!
Working as a team, we completed the sensory trail. It was wet and muddy, but we still had fun. Bring on Day 2...
Working as a team, we completed the sensory trail. It was wet and muddy, but we still had fun. Bring on Day 2...
Day 2: Ready for a fun day of orienteering, fencing, Jacob’s ladder, survivor and wacky races.
Day 2: Ready for a fun day of orienteering, fencing, Jacob’s ladder, survivor and wacky races.
Climbing high with Jacob’s ladder. Well done to Emily, Emily, Danny and Rose for making it to the top!
Climbing high with Jacob’s ladder. Well done to Emily, Emily, Danny and Rose for making it to the top!
On garde! Learning to fence and battling against one another.
On garde! Learning to fence and battling against one another.

Uganda Day

As part of our learning about Uganda, we had a workshop from ‘Save the Children’ where we learnt about the work the charity does in Uganda.

This was followed by a noisy, but enjoyable workshop on African drumming.

Summer Term 2019

We were privileged to have a special visitor from the Jewish community come and talk to the us during assembly. His name was Reynold Rosenberg and he was from the Whisper Project. During the assembly, he told the us the ‘Passover’ Bible story and explained why it is important in the Jewish faith. Following on from this, we had a workshop where we discussed the Hebrew people’s exodus from Egypt and how God dictated the Ten Commandments to Moses on Mount Sinai. As part of this session, we were able to try Matzah (unrisen bread eaten during the Passover festival), and had lots of our questions about Jewish beliefs and customs answered.