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A recipe for success!
At our first assembly of the year, children from year 1 to year 6 created a recipe for success. We thought about what we needed to have in our school cake to ensure success and happiness throughout the year. The children's wonderful imaginations shone through and they came up with a real recipe for success!
Happy holidays!
We would like to thank all our families and the OLM community for your support this year. We have had another fantastic year at OLM and look forward to new adventures in September. Here's our OLM flash mob dance video...a little reminder of the fun we had earlier this year!
Class attendance winners!
Well done Y1M and Y5Y for having the best attendance all year! Today they received their prizes from Aquinas Education. Thank you Aquinas Education for helping get our children to school every day!
Attendance winners!
Congratulations to Jayden, Aurelia and Carolina who were winners in our 100% attendance draw! Well done on getting to school every day this year. The received some vouchers from Sam and Aquinas Education as a reward! Thank you Aquinas Education for helping get our children to school.
Sports Day winners!
Congratulations to the GREEN team who were the overall winners at Sports Day this year. Well done!
Blue team are the winners!
Congratulations to the blue team who are the winners of the house points competition this year. They enjoyed an afternoon of ice-cream, playground games and had the privilege of wearing their own clothes on Wednesday. Well done Blue team!
OLM Music concert.
watch the highlights of our music concert held on July 9th here! We are so proud of the incredible talent across our school.
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Festival of Football at THFC
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Some of our Year 2 boys had the opportunity to attend a “Football Festival” at Tottenham Hotspur FC first team training ground today. They had a fantastic day and learned some new football skills while having lots of fun! Thank you to Jake, Danny and all the team that have worked with our Y2 children this year!
Primary Stars Day!
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Today KS2 enjoyed a Primary Stars Day. Danny, and his team of coaches from Tottenham Hotspurs kicked off the day with an assembly where they shared the Premier League Primary Stars values.
- Be ambitious – work hard and never give up on their goals.
- Be inspiring – set a great example to others.
- Be connected –work well with others and in a team.
- Be fair – treat people equally and think of others.
Each class in KS2 enjoyed 2 lessons, "Roving Reporters" and "Sky Ocean Rescue" throughout the day. To finish off, the coaches met everyone for a final assembly and presented awards to some star pupils!
Well being week
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This week the children and staff at OLM have been thinking about Wellbeing and mindfulness. All the children had the opportunity to go through mindfulness activities led by Y6 children.
All classes now have a calming corner where children can sit and regulate their emotions by; using breathing techniques, mindful colouring, focusing on a bubble timer, reading a book or drawing their emotions.
Team Captains Charity day
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Team Captains Charity day
The team captains have been working their socks off getting things ready for the OLM Charity day.
The children came into school wearing the strangest outfits; Christmas Jumpers in Spring, clothes inside out and back to front and many more. All the children have had fun creating fantastic pieces of artwork and competing in class quizzes, culminating in a huge raffle for a Sweets Hamper!
The day has all been in aid of the 'Ray of sunshine charity' that grants wishes to children, aged three to 18 years old, living with serious or life-limiting illnesses. It is such a great cause; thank you to everybody who has supported to day and a huge thank you to the team captains for organising the day.
Author visit P.G Bell
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P.G. Bell came to talk to year 4,5 and 6 children about his new book ' The train to impossible places' . The children were fascinated by the incredible places the train could take them. P.G. Bell was also impressed by how enthusiastic the children at OLM were about reading.
