We were very lucky to have a visit from Thame fire brigade this term. They told us all about modern day fire service and how it has changed compared to during The Great Fire of London. We got a tour of the fire engine, to go inside the back seats and use he walkie talkie.
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Woodrow – Year 5 Residential
The Year 5 children have just returned from a wonderful adventure at Woodrow High House. For many of the children it was their first time away from their parents but they all enjoyed their three day stay at the centre. During the visit the children got to participate in a arrange of activities, including Crate
Image Theatre – The Selfish Giant
On Tuesday 19th November, JHS welcomed Image Theatre for their production of The Selfish Giant. The children from years 1-6 had a wonderful morning not only watching, but being a part of this fantastic show! Eight of our children were lucky enough to play acting parts during the stage show. Our brave volunteers had just
Remembrance Assembly
Our Year 6 children have led the school in John Hampden’s annual Remembrance Service, which included congregational singing, war poetry recitals and stories of some of the soldiers who lost their lives during the Great War. Year 6 are learning all about World War One this term, so leading the assembly was a great tribute
Thame League – Boys’ Football
Our Thame League football team have taken part in their first match, drawing 2-2 against Long Crendon. It was an incredibly close-run match, that saw us leading 2-0 for most of the game. Two late goals from Long Crendon meant the game finished with a draw – a solid result for our first game of
Y6 Boys’ Manor Cup – 1st Round
Our John Hampden team of Y6 boys have stormed through the first round of Oxford’s Manor Cup football competition, beating St Joseph’s in Headington, 4-2. The match took place away at St Joseph’s and was an incredibly close fixture, with John Hampden taking the lead twice before St Joseph’s scored equalisers. With only a few