Armistice Day, or Remembrance Day as it's also known, marks the very day that World War One ended in 1918. Oaklands School has been marking the occasion in a variety of ways.

It was a glorious, autumnal day on Tuesday 23rd September when Ash class paid a visit to Shalbourne Community Growers.

On Wednesday 16th July, we were really pleased to welcome a team from Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue to school.

On Monday 14th July Ash class made their first visit to Shalbourne Community Growers.

Hazel class had an exciting time exploring the ball pits, trampolines, painting, swings, roundabouts, go-karts, water stations, and slides at Swings and Smiles in Thatcham.

Some of our pupils and staff had a great time learning new skills at Hungerford Rugby Club.

On Wednesday morning we were very pleased to welcome Sue, Alison and her Guide Dog, Annie and Di and her Guide Dog Puppy in Training, Winnie

Ash class recently took a boat trip along the Kennet and Avon Canal, from Great Bedwyn to Crofton in a wide beam canal boat named ‘Diana’.

On Friday 12 July the whole school went to Hungerford Town Football Club for our first Sports Day.