Year 5 visited the Houses of Parliament. This was an exciting opportunity to see inside The House of Commons and The House of Lords and gain a deeper understanding of the workings of the UK Parliament. They had a guided tour and also took part i
This afternoon, our Reception children performed their nativity, ‘The Lazy Shepherd’, to their parents and family (not a dry eye in sight). I would just like to say a huge thank you, to both the children and the staff for all their hard w
Year 4 proudly took part in the Chipping Norton Christmas lantern parade on Thursday night. The children worked really hard on their own lantern designs which were enjoyed by parents and the public watching the parade.
This year HT Active represented the school in the Methodist Church Christmas Tree Festival. For the past few weeks, they have been busily decorating wooden baubles to adorn our entry. If you are passing, please pop down and have a browse at all of th
Katie from the Scouting Movement came to share what they do, on Tuesday. She brought a tent, a map, a compass and lots of badges children can earn. If your child is interested in joining the Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs or Scouts, then you are welcome to
This week, the younger children enjoyed meeting their Year 5 buddies, and spent time reading and exploring their classrooms together. As a school, we value the buddy system that we have in place, and feel that the positive role modelling, the relatio
Thank you to everyone who sent in their Christmas shoe boxes. The chaplains were on hand to help load the boxes ready for their long journey. They will be given to vulnerable children and families in Ukraine, Bosnia and other Baltic States. Thank you
wo teams from Year 6 represented the school at the partnership Netball event, enjoying lots of skills games led by the Sports Leaders and finishing with competitive matches. Both teams played really well, demonstrating the core themes of determinatio
Children from Years 1– 6 worked alongside two local artists to create a beautiful, detailed Under the Sea acrylic painting. The sessions were filled with creativity and excitement as pupils explored new techniques and experimented with colour.
Year 6 took part in a Street Dance morning led by instructors from STEP 2 Dance. The hall came alive with music, movement and enthusiasm as the children learnt new skills, practised dynamic routines and showcased impressive creativity. It was an exci
Year 2s set out on a rainy Thursday morning, to walk to the Fire Station in Chipping Norton. They were met by Melanie and Sam, who showed them how to get dressed quickly as a fireman with all their heavy, important equipment. They then had a tour of