Wroxton C of EPrimary School
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Aspiring to be our best selves, with Love, Compassion and Courage
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Welcome to Wroxton Church of England Primary School
‘I have plans to give you hope and a future.’ Jeremiah 29: 11
Wroxton CE Primary School is a small, nurturing village school on the outskirts of North Banbury. We are proud to be part of the Oxford Diocesan Schools Trust, who support us in fulfilling our vision—where every child is encouraged to dream, empowered to aspire, and inspired to achieve their potential, fostering a community of lifelong learners.
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This week's guide from The National College to support you and your family. #wakeupwednesdays
This week's guide from The National College to support you and your family. #wakeupwednesdays
Week 2 house point totals: 1st 3423 Oak 2nd 3295 Birch 3rd 3101 Maple
Hedgehogs had another visit from School Nurse Lucy today and she brought her friend Sam with her. They came to talk to the children about how to stay healthy as part of our 'Healthy Me' topic.
This week is Drowning Prevention Week. In their swimming session today year 3, 4 and 5 children learnt how to stay safe around water.
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This week in Squirrels the children made scrolls for our class role play. They used coffee to paint the paper to make it look old. Then they used felt tip pens to draw and write messages. Some children also started to make crowns. It was hard work cutting triangle shapes along the paper strip, but they persevered. Hopefully there will be more crowns to show off next week.
Well done to Hedgehogs for completing their class reward. They had voted to have a movie afternoon, in their pjs, and bring in a cuddly.
Oak got to enjoy their extra OPAL play session today after the weather didn't get the memo about our schdeuled session last week! Week 1 totals are as follows: 1st Oak 1643 2nd Birch 1417 3rd Maple 1171
This week's guide from The National College to support you and your family. #wakeupwednesdays
Forest School Friday What a fantastic day in the woods we had on Friday! There was plenty of creativity on display as children built dens, wove some brilliant stick people, and made bug hotels for the creatures that share our site. The mud was put to good use too, with some impressive mud tattoos appearing throughout the day! We were also lucky enough to spot some amazing wildlife, including a stag beetle and a beautiful cinnabar moth. And, of course, no Forest School Friday would be complete without plenty of tree climbing, exploring and adventure. Another wonderful day of learning, creativity and discovery in the great outdoors.
Castles, Knights and Dragons The Squirrels have started their new project with great enthusiasm. Children have built their own towers and castles, made dragons for the role play, designed their own flags and used split pins to make a moving knight.
As part of Numeracy Challenge Day Hedgehogs had to work together to create number lines from different amounts of money. They also had to work as teams to crack the code to open the Toy Shop, working out money problems. We also used Beebots to develop our understanding of position and direction.
This week's guide from The National College to support you and your family. #wakeupwednesdays
Drum roll please.... After waiting all year to be house point winners, they retain the title for a second term, a massive well done to Oak who won with 10341 house points. They will enjoy their well earned extra Opal time this week. 2nd Maple 9415 3rd Birch 8746 Totals for the whole year as as follows: 1st Maple 46424 2nd Oak 46368 3rd Birch 44893