Congratulations to our year 3 and year 4 tennis team on winning the Abingdon schools Red tennis competition. .
Year 4 classes took part in a Science workshop at Abingdon School on 29th November and 8th December. They carried out observations of the three states of matter from ice to water to water vapour. It was fantastic to work … Read More
We are very pleased to have been able to resume cross country competitions again. 32 children travelled to Tilsley Park to compete against other Abingdon Schools on Friday 15th October. With over 60 runners in each race, the children performed … Read More
On May 11th and 18th, Year 4 staff were delighted to trial their first trip out of school with the children since 2019! Although a local hop, this hopefully represents the beginning of a slow return to more enrichment activities … Read More
During Lockdown, Google Classroom has been used effectively for remote learning, with daily live sessions, via Google Meet, being attended by most pupils.
Congratulations to Maddie in Year 4 who submitted her poetry assignment to the Oxford Mail and also read it on the radio! Click on the link below view the article. Lockdown Poem
LOCK-DOWN By Charlie My street was as quiet as a mouse. Just me in my little house. Going for a walk once a day. Down the nature trail not too far away. “I’m bored I say”. “I’m sorry they … Read More
Year 3 took part in the KS2 Singing Festival at the Oxford Centre for music, along with two other schools. They had lots of fun singing a variety of music, including Under the Sea, I Just Want to be King, … Read More
Some of our Year 4 pupils represented the school at the ‘Love Languages’ Competition, held at St Helen and St Katherine School. They performed a wonderful Peking Opera show in Chinese Mandarin, having been inspired by a Peking Opera workshop … Read More
‘Explorer Dome’ visited the school and set up a sound dome in the hall. for Year 4 children as part of their Science topic. The children were able to explore sound and get hands-on with some good vibrations! They found … Read More