Oakley Vale students meet best-selling author
Students at Oakley Vale Primary loved meeting best-selling author Cathy Cassidy, who signed books and answered questions when she made a recent visit to a Brooke Weston Trust primary school.
Students at Oakley Vale Primary loved meeting best-selling author Cathy Cassidy, who signed books and answered questions when she made a recent visit to a Brooke Weston Trust primary school.
Well done to Wolves class whose model car proved victorious in Oakley Vale’s race as part of their Ambition for All week.
The Brooke Weston Trust’s Ambition for All campaign has launched at Oakley Vale Primary School with a vehicle show, including cars, trucks and even a fire engine!
Year 3 students dressed up as Greeks and made special clay pots to mark the end of their topic on the civilisation. Parents were also invited in to help decorate the pots and take part in the fun.
Students at Oakley Vale created a wormery as part of a project on Superheroes. The Reception children were especially fond of reading about ‘Superworm’ and so they prepared a purpose built wormery with sand and soil, ready for its new residents.
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A group of Oakley Vale Primary school children were immersed into different worlds in a Barratt Homes show home at Lyveden Fields, whilst participating in a captivating storytelling session.
Well done to our young sports teams who recently took part in tag rugby and curling competitions:
Newly appointed Vice Principal Katie Mason is looking forward to the challenge of her new role at Oakley Vale Primary School where she will have responsibility for teaching & learning and the curriculum.
Oakley Vale’s new Vice Principal, Becky Annetts, has been at the school since it opened, working in a variety of areas including interim Vice Principal, before being officially appointed this month.
Reception class students at Oakley Vale Primary School got off to a flying start this term with their topic on Superheroes. They dressed up as their favourite characters and talked about the sort of powers they would each like to have.
Well done to our deputy head boy, Tony Mutano, who is looking forward to starting the BRIT Kids performing arts classes.