Yesterday our second winners received their lunchtime reward. Each day, each table competes for four stickers which cover healthy eating, table manners, respectfulness and cleanliness. The winning table this time were table 7 who were treated to a lunchtime meal … Continued
In thick frost, Year 6 set off to Witney Hospital to take part in IMPS (Injury Minimisation Programme for Schools). It was a busy morning, in which they practised what to do on finding someone who had been in a … Continued
On Wednesday 15th January, a group of 18 pupils, including all of the KS2 School Council members, headed into London Paddington on the train from Hanborough Station. Before arriving at the Houses of Parliament, we enjoyed a stroll through Hyde … Continued
In November, Swallows Class headed off to Leicester to visit the National Space Centre. We began with a trip to their planetarium, where the entire ceiling came vividly to life with the tales of and journeys encountered by an astronaut. … Continued
In September, Miss Horner introduced a new lunchtime reward system and today our first winners received their reward. Each day, each table competes for four stickers which cover healthy eating, table manners, respectfulness and cleanliness. The winning table this half … Continued
All the children have made a great start to their new year of regular Forest School activities. It’s been lovely to see how the children have really started to think about what they want to get out of our sessions … Continued
We went to Hughenden Manor as part of our ‘Is it right to fight?’ topic and focus on WW2. It was fascinating for the children to learn how the Manor code-named ‘Hillside’ in the war was used secretively to make … Continued
On Tuesday, we set off for Cokethorpe School to take part in their Corinthian partnership day. Whilst Year 4 and 5 spend the day constructing a Lego city, Year 6 enjoyed sessions in art, philosophy, djembe drumming and circus skills. They learned about Henri Matisse; they honed their debating skills; and … Continued
The Rose Theatre, at Blenheim Palace, is Europe’s first pop-up Shakespearean theatre and it’s right on our doorstep. So, after a beautiful walk alongside the river in the sunshine – grass-whistle crafting included, courtesy of one or two of the … Continued
We went to Chedworth Roman Villa on Wednesday 10th July 2019. We made medicine using black mustard seeds, coriander, cumin and oregano. We saw and held some tesserae which is used to make mosaics. We learnt that hypocaust means underfloor … Continued