Congratulations to our 8 teams of Y3/4 and Y5/6 girls and boys. What an amazing evening we had at Matthew Arnold School on Monday 24th September. I was able to take 8 teams, a total of 47 children from Year 3, 4, 5 and 6. The children were grouped into teams A, B and C […]
Year 3 returned the favour from earlier in the year, and came into Year 6 to show their science presentations. We were very impressed with their presentation skills.
On Monday 18th June, West Oxford travelled back in time to the Victorian Times. The children enjoyed dressing up as Victorian children and taking part in traditional Victorian school activities. William Morris art work, Victorian handwriting and PE drills were some of the activities put on by teachers throughout the day.
Year 6 created a presentation for Year 3 to explain how sounds travel to our ears and the link between loud and quiet sounds and the size of sound vibrations. Year 3 were a great audience.
Year 3 had so much fun putting together and performing their first class assembly to parents and peers. The children loved sharing all the exciting knowledge they have learnt about the ‘The Rainforest’.
Year 3 enjoyed being scientists for the week – some of our investigations looked at which drink stayed fizziest the longest and which materials made the best hats.
Look at our costumes for World Book Day!
Year 3 had an amazing adventure at the Living Rainforest and learnt all about animal adaptations.
On 20 November the children in Years 1-4 enjoyed a special screening of Paddington 2 at the Phoenix cinema in Oxford. This was an exclusive schools’ event celebrating World Children’s Day in partnership with Unicef. Unicef statement: “The iconic Paddington Bear has become a champion for children in support of Unicef, to help keep all […]
This week Year 3 had a fabulous visit to the Corinium museum in Cirencester to learn all about the everyday life of Romans. We explored the museum and took part in an active learning session . We made mosaics, played Roman board games, dressed up as Romans and pieced together Roman pots like real archaeologists. […]
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