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William Bellamy Primary School We learn... We grow... Together

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Resilience

Determination

Nurture

Ambition

Inclusion

Enjoyment

Respect

Always striving, no matter what the obstacles

It doesn't matter how slowly you go as long as you don't give up

A little love and support can take you a long way

If you can dream it, you can do it!

Strength lies in differences, not in similarities

Make the most of each moment - have fun!

Treat others the way you would like to be treated

The Oasis

If you would like to email Miss Kain (Oasis Lead Teacher) please use the form below:

Welcome to The Oasis!

Mrs Wheatley - Nurture Lead / Safeguarding Lead

Mrs Ghent - Family Support Worker

Miss Kain - Lead Nurture Teacher

Mr Hughes - Nurture HLTA

Miss Attard - Nurture HLTA

Ms Taylor - Nurture HLTA

Mr Perkins - Nurture Room Assistant

Mr Collins - Nurture Room Assistant

Miss Waller - Nurture Room Assistant

Summer 2

Shark and water week!

Shark and water week was a topic chosen by George from Turquoise class. In which we discovered different species of shark and how they survive in the wild. We also looked at different shark habitats and to coincide with water week the children looked at different experiments involving water. Some fantastic work by all of the children in the Oasis. Here are some photos of the learning that was completed during Shark and water week.

Density experiment

Snap freezing experiment

Snap freezing experiment part 2

Completing a water cycle reenactment

Completing a water cycle reenactment part 2

Completing a water cycle reenactment part 3

Yellow class made a diagram of a shark

They labelled all of the parts of a shark.

Showing Ms Attard where the sharks tail is.

Secret Nuclear Bunker trip!

A trip that the children were very excited for was the Secret Nuclear Bunker. The children seemed to really enjoy themselves. It was very scary at times being really far underground but our Oasis were very brave and really enjoyed all the different parts of history inside the bunker. When we got to the communications room the children were shocked to find no ipads or computers just old typewriters, which the children loved and would of been typing for hours if we didnt move on to another room full of historical goodies.

Summer 1