Year 2 had a fantastic History workshop, learning all about famous people from our local area. Historical legends like notorious highwayman Dick Turpin who grew up in Essex. The conservationist Thomas Willingale who was instrumental in the preservation of Epping forest and has a road and a school named after…
Mr. Barham continues to teach the children various skills across multiple sports, providing opportunities for them to work together and communicate effectively. During his session with Year 2 Hogarth, the children focused on the body parts that enhance accuracy and control of the ball. Working in pairs, they observed how…
Year 5 enjoyed their trip to Harlow Outdoor Pursuits on Monday, September 16th. The children were very respectful towards the instructors during the Health and Safety briefing, and then they were divided into their respective classes. Each class participated in a session that included kayaking and climbing wall activities. Our…
The children in Upper Kindergarten have been finding shapes around the school grounds and sorting them correctly. They also played a game using a shape dice and then made the shape using their hands. It was lovely to see all the children participate with enthusiasm.
Year 3 children from all four Oak-Tree schools have had a fantastic couple of days at camp! Children took part in a number of tasks from arts and crafts, archery and team building activities. The evening was especially fun, playing games and toasting marshmallows on the fire. The children enjoyed meeting…
It is wonderful to see the diverse ways in which the children are introduced to new topics. In Science, Mrs. Carter launched the “Who Am I?” unit, where the children learned about the five senses. They eagerly shared their knowledge with Mrs. Carter, identifying the five senses: eyes for seeing,…
It is wonderful to see how the children have adapted to their new routines. Clubs have started, and everyone is enthusiastic and eager to participate in their chosen activities. Well done to all—it’s heartwarming to see the children engaged and forming strong bonds within their clubs.
Year 3 were thrilled to embark on their camping adventure together. They eagerly anticipated the opportunity to engage in various activities and enjoy each other’s company. Throughout the trip, the children will communicate and cooperate, gaining valuable insights into one another. We hope everyone has an amazing time and creates…
This afternoon the children in Upper Kindergarten joined together for their ‘Wildwoods learning’. They had to find pictures of natural shapes outside in the grounds and identify each shape that they found. The children played a game with a shape dice and had to run quickly to the adult holding…
Year 7 and Year 8 pupils journeyed to Lee Valley White Water Centre to take part in kayaking and the inflatable water assault course. They arrived very early, but this turned out to be rather fortuitous. As the seniors waited for their session, the elite athletes who train at the…
