Andoversford Primary School

Andoversford Primary School

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Andoversford Primary School, Gloucester Road, Andoversford, Gloucestershire, GL54 4HR

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Oak Class

Welcome to Oak Class

 
Oak Class is Year 1 and Year 2
 
Our teacher is Miss David Ward. In the mornings, Mrs Beaton, our fabulous HLTA, teaches with Miss DW. Mrs Luckett helps with interventions in the afternoons. 
 
Keep an eye out for updates on our page throughout the year to see what wonderful things we get up to in Oak Class.

Welcome to the Autumn Term! Our topic for this term is:

Wild Creatures

Key Documents for Oak Class

Name
 Example Timetable.pdfDownload
 Knowledge Organiser Wild Creatures.pdfDownload
 KS1 Homework Menu.pdfDownload
 Oak Class Welcome Letter Autumn Term.pdfDownload
 Year 1 and 2 Common Exception Words.pdfDownload
 My Writing in Year 1.pdfDownload
 My Writing in Year 2.pdfDownload
 Grammar Glossary Key Stage 1 .pdfDownload
 Handwriting Guidance .pdfDownload
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Highlights from Last Year

Wildlife Park Trip

We had a fantastic trip to the Wildlife Park and loved seeing all the safari animals!

Marvellous Maps!

We've made a really good start to our geography unit looking at maps. We created some amazing 3D maps of Andoversford and we've also been learning about compass points. We used this game to practise - here is the link if you want to play at home!

Fantastic Firework Salads!

This week in Oak Class we learnt about the 'Bridge' and 'Claw' methods for slicing food with a knife. We used our new skills to create a delicious and healthy Firework Salad! The children had some great discussions about how to ensure our workspaces were safe and hygienic including washing our hands, cleaning our tables and being patient with others. I am sure you will agree that they should be very proud of their creations. 

Marvellous Home Learning...

Every Friday in Oak Class, we share tasks we have completed from our Homework Menu during our 'Show and Tell' session. These are some of the wonderful pieces that have been shared so far. It is a pleasure to hear the children explaining their creations to their peers and celebrating their efforts with each other.

Creating our own rain gauges

We have been enjoying our exploration of the different Seasons, finding out more about the different types of weather patterns we might see. Today, we read the story of the Korean Crown Prince Munjong who was supposedly the first to measure rain using a standardized container. Following this, we created our own rain gauges using a recycled bottle. Now we will keep our eyes on the weather forecast to see how much rain we might collect!

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