St Oswald's CE VA Primary School

This afternoon in RE, year 1 have been learning the story of David and Goliath. They then sequenced the story in order and discussed about bravery and courage.

Our school fayre is fast approaching, on Thursday 2nd July, and we cannot wait to share it with you all!

Donations towards the school fayre are hugely welcomed and help us a lot!

The following stalls are all successful based on your donations, so every little helps:

1. Bottle Tombola
2. Cake
3. Raffle

If you do have any capacity to drop in some raffle prizes or bottles, or bake something, then please do and drop these at the office. Baked goods will be accepted on the morning of Thursday 2nd July and must include a full ingredient list, with allergens.

Should you wish to hold your own stall at the fayre, please contact Mrs Sharrock and she can arrange this [email protected] the cost for a table to run a stall is £10 and £5 for any additional, we welcome external stall holders!

This morning, the girls football team represented St Oz in the Maria O’Doherty trophy. As always the girls were outstanding and an absolute joy to watch. The girls efforts rewarded them with second place, receiving silver medals. Well done, we’re so proud of you all! 💚🥈⚽️

Year 4 really enjoyed World Cup Day as we competed in a mini football tournament which saw France as our overall winners. Hope this isn’t a sign of things to come…👀 Come on England! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 💪🏻

Year 3 had a rocktastic time for OzMusic Fest. We loved singing ‘Zombie’ by The Cranberries! We are all super proud of you, well done! 🎤🎵

Y6 - Please can the children bring an old item of clothing into school for our DT topic - Make Do and Mend. The clothing will be cut up and made into something else. This needs to be in school for Wednesday 24th June.

Year 3 has had a DT morning looking at Greenhouses. We tested 3 materials to see which one would be the best for our Greenhouse, which we will be making on Friday.

KS2 - School football kits MUST be returned today!

Y6 spent last Friday accessing different workshops linked to aspirations and future jobs. The children went round independently to help build their confidence for transitioning to comp.