WhatsApp

Some of our children in a range of classes, both KS1 and KS2, have shared that they have contact with pupils outside school using WhatsApp. A reminder that the age rating guidance for using WhatsApp is 13 years old. Staff are increasingly finding that they are dealing with issues relating to fall outs or discussions using communication channels or other social media platforms, which then impacts on school life. Staff can then be occupied dealing with issues instead of leading learning. We kindly ask that families support us as we endeavour to keep children safe online and reduce online bullying impacting children’s education.

Sunshine!

Its been lovely to see and feel the sunshine this week, our children have thoroughly enjoyed playtimes on the field playing in our extensive grounds. We hope the weather will be kind to us and this sunshine will stay around! As such, please can parents ensure that children come to school fully equipped for the day. Children need sun hats and fresh water bottles daily.

Thank you.

Hometime reminders

A polite reminder:

Please can we ask that children are collected promptly at the end of the school day and that children, including younger siblings, do not use the play equipment at the rear of school at pick up times. Unfortunately we’ve seen an increase in families playing on school site after school, and whilst it is lovely to see children having fun with their families, we need to ensure that our facilities are ready for our afterschool activities in addition to keeping everyone safe. Please do not encourage children to run around our ‘daily mile’ track or field at home time. There is a local park with a large field located through the WMC car park which may be of interest to families after school.

Thank you for your cooperation with this matter.

Mrs Lyall, Headteacher.

Celebrating Success. Book Worm 28.3.25

Well done to everyone who received awards or shoutouts this week, we are very proud of you.

Today we celebrated reading in our celebration assembly, with praise for lots of children for their reading at home and reading throughout the curriculum in school.

  • Class R – Emmie
  • Class 1 – Henry
  • Class 2 – Charlotte
  • Class 3 – Cecily
  • Class 4 – Evan
  • Class 5 – Harry

Congratulations to all our chosen Book Worms, your reading at home and school was excellent this week.

Remember to keep up those good reading habits.

Celebrating Success. Certificate of Achievement 28.3.25

Well done to everyone who received awards or shout outs today. We are very proud of you.

  • Class R – Scarlet for being a shining star! Growing in confidence and making people smile, always trying hard. 
  • Class 1 – Rowan for his fantastic enthusiasm when visiting the Blue Planet Aquarium, well done, keep it up.
  • Class 2 – Finnian for having a more mature attitude and being a kind and thoughtful friend. Well done, keep it up.
  • Class 3 – Emma for being such an enthusiastic learner. A role model, always contributing well in class adn being a shining example to us all. Well done!
  • Class 4 – Gabriel for trying very hard in his assessments this week, a great attitude, well done.
  • Class 5 – Harvey for trying hard with his work, contributing more in class and for his excellent stepping up in the play to cover for someone who was off. Well done.
  • EY/KS1 Headteacher’s award – Betsy in class 2 for her thoughtful contributions during whole school assemblies.
  • KS2 Headteacher’s award – Elijah in class 4 for his thoughtful contributions during whole school assemblies.
  • Lunchtime award – Scarlett in Class R for her wonderful manners, being smiley and polite.
  • Raffle ticket – William K in Class 1

 

Weekly House Points 28.3.25

Weekly house point totals are:

Owls = 93

Badgers = 76

Squirrels = 79

Foxes = 114

Well done to the Foxes  team this week.

 

OakerWood Y6 Residential Day 1

Y6 arrived at their residential with excitement just before lunch today, ready and keen for the fun to begin! After settling in to camp they had lunch and set off to the main activity area to complete the zip wire and high ropes challenge.

A beautiful sunny day with smiles all around. Well to all who faced their fears adn took on the high ropes challenge. The zip wire across the valley is a spectacle to watch adn be part of, again well done to all who faced this challenge today. We’re very proud of you.

 

Where will Books take you…

Mrs Akers has creatively crafted the children’s written feathers from World Book Day into a display in our school hall, showcasing the imaginative and creative places that books can take us. A lasting memory of the day and permanent reminder that though stories we can be taken to other worlds when we open our eyes and minds to the wonder of books.

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