Oracy
Oracy is about how you speak and how well you speak. Oracy is to speaking what numeracy is to mathematics or literacy to reading and writing. In short, it’s nothing more than being able to express yourself well. It’s about having the vocabulary to say what you want to say and the ability to structure your thoughts so that they make sense to others.
The benefits of oracy skills go far beyond academic achievement and employability however, they boost a whole range of social, emotional and interpersonal skills, including self-confidence, self-awareness, resilience and empathy. Having the skills and confidence to speak up and believe in yourself has also been shown to enhance our sense of happiness and well-being, preventing the isolation that comes from feeling side-lined.
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Oracy
- The children in KS1 listened and learned about inspirational black people.
- Oscar shared his words with his class following our virtual assemblies across KS2.
- PSHE- In our PSHE lessons, we are looking at building friendships, as well as learning how to deal with issues of loss and separation.
- Children spoke in Assembly about Anti Bullying week and why it is so important to be kind.
- Grandma’s Snug, the new Sandbrook library, is now ready for visitors!
- The children in Reception have been reading 'The Colour Monster'
- Samuel has been teaching children and staff about the Caves of Chinhoyi.
- Israel brought in an Irukere. He spoke about this in Assembly.
- During Sandbrook Cares Week we invited lots of Grandparent's in for our 'Grandparent's Nursery Rhyme Event'
- Year 1 have been learning about poetry this week through exploring our senses. We have performed a piece of poetry and then we will be writing our own senses poem using adjectives.
- Take a look at our stunning EYFS Book Nook!
- We had a Gruffalo trail in the woods and lots of story telling. On Friday we all had great fun tasting Gruffalo Crumble, made by the mouse.
- Access the Videos that Nursery and Reception have made for 'Sandbrook Cares'
