Mr Eyre has been busy painting the backdrop for the winter production so it’s competition time. Everyone had to take a guess at how many tiny stars were in the night sky. The guesses ranged from 1 to infinity + 1000, with one child coming very close to getting it right, just 5 stars out
Year 4
Year 4 and the Chocolate Factory
On Wednesday 11th December Year 4 had an early Christmas present in the form of a tasty,fun packed trip to Cadbury’s World. We travelled through South America to see the journey cocoa beans go through to become the chocolate we all love. We used our best handwriting to sign our names in chocolate and tasted
Children in Need
Final total is a fantastic £353.61.
Raiders of the Tomb at John Hampden Primary School
John Hampden was inundated with amazing Ancient Egyptians on 12th September. The day was filled with fantastic adventures and experiences; from escaping an Egyptian tomb by cracking secret codes to tracking down Professor Pea Body and the missing sarcophagus through a treasure hunt around the grounds. (We never found Professor Pea Body!) Delicious Egyptian delicacies
Mill Lane Partnership Sports Event
Pupils from across Key Stage Two competed in this year’s Partnership Sports event on Tuesday evening, hosted by Mill Lane Primary School in Chinnor. The children competed against other schools within the Thame Partnership in a series of races, including skipping, sprinting, egg and spoon and obstacle. The event culminated in relay races within each
Sports Day
Pupils from across Keys Stages One and Two have taken part in their annual Sports Day! The morning started with KS2 competing in their houses in Elms Park, before the competition moved into the school grounds for the KS1 event. The children took part in a whole range of different races, including sprinting, skipping, egg