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
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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
Trip to Pitt Rivers Museum – Year 2
The children had a fantastic day at Pitt Rivers Museum and the Museum of Natural History. The day included, a workshop on bugs and their habitats, where the children were able to hold a live cockroach and had handling experiences with many museum artefacts related to habitats such as taxidermy animals. They also had the
Open 7s Football Matches – St John Fisher Primary School
Our ‘Open 7s’ football teams have competed against St John Fisher Primary in their latest group fixtures of the competition. The matches took place away at St John Fisher and saw our girls’ team claim a 5-2 victory! This was their first match of the competition, so their victory was a brilliant way to start.
KS2 Oxford City Cross Country
Our cross country squad, made up of children from across years 3-6, have competed against ten other schools from across Oxfordshire in the Oxford City cross country event. The competition was tough and the conditions were cold (and muddy!), but our runners did an incredible job throughout their races. Our Y5/6 boys and girls teams
Year 3 – Didcot Railway Museum
On Wednesday 27th November Year 3 went on a school trip to Didcot Railway Museum. There was a 1 hour delay! After that we finally got there. The first thing we did was learn about the Great Brunel. After that we went to the museum with all the really old Great Western Trains. Alan was our