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Dodgeball Champions

Wed 11 Jan 2017

Oaktree have won an interschool dodge ball tournament.

The whole school watched a really fun play about THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG, performed by actors and backstage staff from Nottingham Playhouse. Some pupils got to take part by being members of the Royal Household, or joining in a Royal Tea Party. There was an important message about keeping promises.

Tree Dressing

Thu 22 Dec 2016

Making ecological feeders for the birds, putting them on the tree, singing a song. Then a visit to Tesco's for food and fun work.

Wildlife Watch

Tue 29 Nov 2016

Activities at Litchfield Park, Quarry Lane and Oakham Nature Reserves.

Find the link in the useful information tab on the parents page.

Viking Extragavanza

Wed 16 Nov 2016

Classes 10, 11 & 12 invited everyone in, family, pupils, and staff, to see their amazing Viking work, models etc.

Pictures on class 12's page.

Children in Need ideas

Mon 07 Nov 2016 School Council

Children in Need

Friday 18th November 2016

We will be raising money for Children in Need as a school on Friday 18th November. It will be a non-uniform day with children donating £1.

The school council have also suggested doing a river of pennies on the playground. This would take place in the morning with each class having a time slot to do this, (run by myself and the school council).

Pupils will be encouraged to wear something Pudsey related, (yellow, multi-coloured spots). Most local supermarkets are stocking Pudsey items.

The classes are going to talk about Children in Need and why we are supporting it as a school.

Thank you

Mrs T and the school council

Harvest donation

Tue 01 Nov 2016 CID

PRESS RELEASE - 24^th Oct 2016

LOCAL SCHOOL MAKES HARVEST DONATION

Oak Tree Primary School recently held a celebratory Harvest Festival in a school assembly. Families were invited to join in and also to contribute to a food collection. School wanted this food to go to a cause where is would really make a difference, so contacted the local Tesco store to see if they could help.

Tesco collects and works in partnership with the Sherwood Forest Food Bank which supports families in need in the Mansfield area. Tesco agreed to retain the school collected food items until they could be collected by the Food Bank volunteers.

Oak Tree Primary School Head Mark Thrower said

“We wanted to make a contribution to the local community and we know Tesco do collect for the local food bank. It seemed an ideal solution to bring a small group of children to the store, with our Harvest food collection. We hope it is of benefit to Sherwood Forest Food Bank.”