Year 1 had a fantastic day at Hill End. They made dens in the forest, toasted marshmallows round the camp fire, looked for butterflies and other mini beasts in the meadow, explored the cottage in the woods and took part in some tricky team challenges. It was a lovely way to end the year!
Year 2 had a fantastic day at Hill End. They made dens in the forest, toasted marshmallows round the camp fire, looked for butterflies and other mini beasts in the meadow, explored the cottage in the woods and took part in some tricky team challenges. It was a lovely way to end the year!
Newsletter July 2017
The children have been taking part in a marathon challenge organised by The School Run which they’re really enjoyed. The School Run have recently introduced a ‘Get Active’ challenge aimed at young people during their summer holidays. This looks like a good opportunity to carry on with the running over the holidays for those who […]
Our Key Stage 1 SATs results are as follows: Reading – children at expected standard or above 89% Writing – children at expected standard or above 72% Maths – children at expected standard or above 83% Science – children at expected standard or above 93% Congratulations to all staff involved in making this happen.
Thursday 22 June 2017 – Faringdon Tennis Club A wonderful afternoon of tennis and fun was had by the children. We hadn’t made it to the finals, coming second in the West Oxford Partnership round, however Cumnor, the original winners, were unable to make the finals so West Oxford were invited to attend. The children played […]
During Arts Week Year 1 visited the Ashmolean museum to explore some Indian artefacts. They enjoyed listening to and acting out stories from Hindu mythology.
Year 3 and 4 had a wonderful day at Hill End learning how to survive when marooned on a desert island. They made fire, built shelters, filtered water, made giant SOS signs, debated and agreed on five essential items, built animal traps and generally got very muddy and enjoyed the forest and open space!
Year 3 and 4 had a wonderful day at Hill End learning how to survive when marooned on a desert island. They made fire, built shelters, filtered water, made giant SOS signs, debated and agreed on five essential items, built animal traps and generally got very muddy and enjoyed the forest and open space!
On Monday Year 6 were lucky enough to be visited by Mike Smith – a software development manager from ARM Limited. He brought with him some wonderful ‘Microbits’ which we were able to code to do all sorts of amazing things! You can find out more about Microbits at: https://www.microbit.co.uk/home
