After a nail-biting 2-2 draw after extra time in their first match of the Manor Cup against Our Lady’s Primary School, our girls went on to win in penalties, qualifying for the quarter final of the competition! What a brilliant match of football – well done, girls! The quarter final saw us playing against John
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Squash Festival with Barley Hill
A squad of John Hampden squash players have taken part in a squash festival alongside players from Barley Hill Primary School. The event took place at the Racquets Fitness Centre in Thame and was a display of some truly brilliant squash skills! A huge well done to all the players who took part – you
Quiz Club – General Knowledge Online Heat
Two teams of children from across KS2 have competed in the national Quiz Club General Knowledge competition. The players were selected for their space on each team after taking part in the qualifying round of the competition alongside all of their year group peers. They did an incredible job during the online heat against other teams
Partnership Football Tournaments
Our footballers from across Years 5 & 6 have represented John Hampden at the recent boys’ and girls’ Thame Partnership tournaments. Both events saw some superb football played by our teams (along with plenty of goals being scored!) against the tough competition from across the Thame Partnership of schools. Huge congratulations to everyone involved –
Community Behaviour and Values Coffee Morning
This morning, we hosted our first ever Behaviour and Values Workshop. We were delighted to be joined by parents, PTFA members, club leaders and Thame Mayor Andy Gilbert. Throughout the morning, adults and children from the the school (House Captains and School Councillors) teamed up to create the perfect Thame citizen; describe desirable behaviours for
Arts Week 2025 – Down in the John Hampden Jungle!
Click here to watch the timelapse video of the back wall creation! The John Hampden art explorers were off again this year to the depths of the Indian jungle where they discovered a menagerie of animals hidden in the undergrowth. Supported by a huge posse of parents, grandparents, staff, old and new and local council