Islands Reflect and Review14 March 2025 (by Lauren Arbour (Lauren)) |
On Wednesday Tahiti had an exciting day exploring the Botanical Gardens
They explored the Rainforest House and looked at plants that commonly grow and produce things like sugar cane, cocoa, cotton, rubber. They also took part in a guided sketching session in the Arid House (desert plants), Carnivorous House and Cloud Forest and lastly explored the beautiful gardens. Although the weather was very wet, the children embraced it and were keen to learn more about extreme weather and how plants can thrive in different conditions.
In topic, as Geographers we named the continents and oceans and investigated the weather and climate in the tropics. We explored the weather and climate in places around the world that our friends and families live and have visited themselves. We have also used world maps, atlases and globes to identify the United Kingdom and its countries, as well as the oceans studied throughout the week.
*If you have any recycling please sent in for the children to use during their play projects.
Important Information:
PE DAYS- for the remainder of this term. Summer term days will be sent out after Easter.
- Fiji - Thursday and Friday
- Tahiti - Tuesday and Thursday
- Sumatra - Monday and Friday
Easter Bonnet Composition/Parade- date to be finalised soon (will be the last week of this term).
Children can make an Easter Hat at home and wear it to our parade and be in a chance to win a prize! Parents will be able to come and watch.
Parent/Care Survey
We are really interested in hearing from you as parents and carers about your and your children's experience of our school. We would be grateful if you would fill out this very short questionnaire. The information we collect will help us inform decisions about the school so we can better support you and your children to fulfill our vision of meeting children where they are on their learning journeys.
Thanks,
St Frideswide Governing Body
The school governors are appointed by Oxford Diocesan Schools Trust who run St Frideswide. We focus on strategy, policy, budgeting, and ethos working alongside senior leaders and supporting teachers to try and make St Frideswide the best school we can make it.
Homelearning -
Sumatra and Year 1 - Oxford Owl Reading
Big Maths sheet
Sumdog- Homework Set in each child’s Tasks Tab
White Rose Maths - Next dated page/or next page for them.
Reading - Please ensure your child is reading their book bag books and accessing their Oxford Owl if they are in year 1.