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Our learning at King’s Oak

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Our learning at King’s Oak

In Year 2 we had fun learning about Habitats, exploring their characteristics and animals. The children worked in groups in order to recreate a small representation of what the Polar region, Savannah, Woodland and Rainforest might look like. They had...

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Raising money for Don Orione

In September the whole school held a fund raising activity to help children affected by genetic diseases. We took part in Jeans for Genes” and all wore jeans to school. Year 7-8 have lucky enough to visit the Don Orione Residential Home to see how our...

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Choosing an International school for a child with special needs

Choosing the right school is never easy, in fact it is probably the single most influential choice a parent makes for the future success of their child, but when your child has an additional learning need it suddenly gets a lot more difficult. Add moving...

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My child is a bully- what do I do?

Bullying has profound effects on children and these effects  can be long- lasting and impact on the child’s future schooling. The effects of being bullied as a child can even impact on us as adults. Every good school has clear policies and guidelines...

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How does your child learn?

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How does your child learn?

Is your child a visual, an auditory or a kinaesthetic learner – and does it really matter? Children all learn in different ways but they can begin to show a preference for one style of learning very early on. You may notice your child can sing all...

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