Our School: Opportunities outside the classroom

 

Golf LessonsWe are fortunate in that we have close links with a local independent educational trust, Cothill.  The trust provides considerable benefit to the school in numerous ways.  The older children are able to enjoy pottery in their purpose built studios, together with golf tutored by a professional coach.  Furthermore, the trust's minibuses are placed at our disposal whenever feasible, which allows considerable reduction in cost for some educational visits.

Pottery Lessons

 

Here's what the children think...

 

 

Music Lessons

We are pleased to offer children the opportunity to learn the recorder at a small charge.

Mrs. Sally Allsop gives weekly lessons on Tuesdays.

All children taking music lessons are encouraged to perform in assemblies and concerts from
time to time.

Swimming

Annually, all Key Stage 2 children go swimming at Radley College. In the past few years,
this has been during the Spring term...

After School Clubs

Clubs are organised after school throughout the year. They vary according to the interests
and availability of the adults who run them. Some of our recent clubs have been drama,
cookery, judo, art, football, netball and gardening. The clubs on offer, and their times and
availability, are mentioned in the first newsletter of each new term.

Yenworthy residential trip

Residential Visits

The children will be offered the opportunity of a residential visit while they are with the school, currently this occurs in Years 5 and 6.

Such trips necessitate a higher level of funding but are invaluable in giving the children first hand educational experiences and in helping them to develop greater self-confidence and awareness of others.

Yenworthy residential tripParents are obliged to at least pay for the residential expenses in such trips and we also ask parents to contribute the full cost of the travel and activity expenses as these are beyond the scope of our main school budget.

A savings scheme operates so that parents can spread the cost of trips over a longer period of time.

School Status Board

NEWS FLASH:  We received a phone call from County because BT had reported our internet connection was flickering!!!

Could this be down to the mass use for World Maths Day????  We attempted 65,200 questions of which 60,651 were correct. 112 children took part.  Top Scorer was Chloe Tutty with 6,489 correct answers. Did she get any sleep mum???

School Closures:  Please tune into Radio Heart/Oxford/Jack or County Council Website

Dinner Money: School meals will increase to £2.00 each as from 1st September, 2009

Forthcoming Events

Mon 22 March - Parent Teacher Interviews 3.30pm to 5.00pm 

Thurs 25 March - Parent Teacher Interviews 5pm to 7pm

 

Mon 29 March - Class 5 - ADSMA Concert

Tues 30 March - Class 3/4 performance of Crikey Moses 6pm

Wed 31 March - Class 3/4 performance of Crikey Moses 2.15pm

Wed 31 March - Library Van

Thurs 1 April - Easter Egg Hunt and Raffle at 1pm

Thurs 1 April - School Term Ends 1.10pm