Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
This week, we went on a trip to the Southampton Art Gallery. As part of the trip, the children took part in a workshop to create a piece of artwork in the style of a contemporary artist. The children also had the opportunity to explore the galleries as part of a guided session before we returned to school.
Thank you so much for your generous donations of clothing, footwear, etc., to help with our fundraising and recycling initiative on Tuesday, 21st January 2025.
Across Oakridge Federation, we managed to recycle a huge 471.10kg @ 25p per kilo, raising £117.78 for our schools.
Keep an eye on your emails as we will definitely be organising another collection after Easter.
We are delighted to tell you that the school raised a total of £354.66 for the Christmas Jumper Appeal. Well done to everyone who took part.
We are delighted to announce that we raised a total of £2,120 at our Christmas fair on Friday.
We would also like to take this opportunity to thank you, our parents, for all of your donations. Without these, our fairs could not happen.
After a late change of venue due to the weather forecast, Oakridge Junior School Choir took part in the St Michael’s Hospice ‘Light it up’ carol concert on Sunday 8th December at St Joseph’s Church.
Thank you to all those who came to watch and listen to our beautiful choir—they were fabulous!
A huge well done and a massive thank you to everyone who took part in our dress down day in aid of Children in Need. As a federation we raised an enormous £580 for this worthy cause. Well done!
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As a school, we celebrated Remembrance Day with the children by holding a 2-minute silence across the Federation. In classes, the children discussed the importance of Remembrance Day and why we celebrate it. At the end of the day, we also had special assemblies in the infants and the juniors.
On Friday 8th November, some of our year 2 and 4 children took part in the 'Diwali Light It Up' celebration in town organised by Kala the Arts. As part of this, the children participated in a light parade featuring giant puppets, musicians, performers and more than 100 decorated lanterns from the Top of Town to the amphitheatre by the Vue Cinema. Once at the amphitheatre, the children performed the dances they had learnt in school at sessions which had been put on by Kala the Arts.
The children made everyone proud and loved the experience. Well done to everyone who took part - you were all amazing!
On Thursday 26th September, Year 2 had an exciting visit from Hampshire Fire and Rescue. They came to talk to us about fire safety and what we should do if there was a fire. This included how to call 999 and knowing how we can escape from our homes safely in case there was a fire. The children also took part in a quiz to check their understanding and show how much they had learnt.
