Year 5 enjoyed being forensic scientists last week during a trip to Larkmead School. The children were given a task to find out who had kidnapped Harvey the Hamster and they took part in a range of science practical science … Continued
KS2 children enjoyed good weather at their Sports Day which was held at Tilsley Park. KS2 Sports Day was a very successful event this year. The children clearly demonstrated the Rush Common values throughout the whole day and numerous school … Continued
On the 28th of June Year 5 took part in an arts, technology and culture day which was held at Fitzharrys secondary school. During the time there were many people who had a great laugh and a huge smile lighting … Continued
Year 5 Quad Kids Athletics team went to Tilsley Park on Wednesday 13th June to compete against the other Abingdon schools. All competed with determination and enthusiasm, representing Rush Common with excellence. Well done, everyone!
On Monday 23rd April, Year 5 visited the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. They had the opportunity to explore some of the amazing exhibits in the museum. Looking at clothing through the ages was particularly interesting and everyone … Continued
Two teams from Years 5 and 6 attended a netball tournament at Fitzharrys School on 15th March. They demonstrated good netball skills and displayed Rush Common values throughout. One team finished fourth while the other came 2nd, just missing out … Continued
Please click here to access the document provided at the recent Parents’ Evening, regarding the Year 5 visit to the V&A Museum.
Four children from Year 5 were chosen to take part in a Pottery Throw Down at Abingdon School. It was a fantastic opportunity for them to learn new techniques whilst working with clay and they were able to make their … Continued
5LRo organised a raffle to raise money to support Gabriel, the school’s sponsored child from Albania. As Gabriel loves drawing it was decided to raffle a pack containing an A4 sketchbook, paints, sketching pencils and a canvas. The raffle was … Continued