On Thursday 17th October Year 3 took part in a stone age workshop run by Eton College. They showed excellent historical enquiry skills by looking at the 3 periods of the stone age and identifying how the time periods changed, as well as handling and drawing actual stone age artefacts!
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Thame Partnership Y3/4 Boys’ Football Tournament
On the 12th June, our Yr3/4 boys took part in The Thame Partnership Football Tournament. The year 3s played really well as a team and won one and lost two. The year 4s played brilliantly as a team. They won two, lost one in the heats to qualify for the semi-final. Once again they were victorious
Thame Carnival – The Hampden Way
On Saturday 15th June John Hampden School took to the streets of Thame once again for the carnival procession. Using our new banners, courtesy of MP Printers, we paraded ‘The Hampden Way’ in our House colours: Bedivere (red) Lancelot (yellow) Gawain (green) Galahad (blue). Proudly singing our house anthem we walked from Elms Park to
Year 3/4 Girls Thame Partnership Football tournament
The girls were made up of two 5 a-side teams and shone at the Thame Partnership Football tournament that took place at the ASM stadium on the 1st May. Both teams qualified to the semi-finals which meant they had to play against each other! We played against Brill in the final. It was very close but
Cross Country County Finals – March 2024
After qualifying at the Oxford City cross country event earlier this year, our squad of runners from across KS2 have taken part in the county finals of the competition, which took place in March at Radley College in Oxford. The event was attended by all the teams who had qualified in their local rounds, so
Oxfordshire Open 7s Football Champions
After triumphantly qualifying through the various rounds of the Boys’ and Girls’ Oxfordshire ‘Open 7s’ football competition, both of our teams took part in the finals days of the competitions at the end of March. They had to play against the teams who had qualified from the other groups in the competition, which meant they