Mindfulness means living in the present moment. This assembly will teach you some ways to do this.
We are pleased to announce that the Scholastic Book Fair is back in the Library from 27 to 30 June.
Take a look at the Library Newsletter for more details.
We are delighted to introduce the new 2022-2023 School Captain team.
This year’s successful students were chosen following a rigorous selection process involving a whole school vote, submission of letters of application as well as being interviewed by Mr Rodriguez and Miss Gyngell. Isla and Tadiwa Kimberly were chosen to be school captains with Alex and Daniel selected as deputies.
Becoming a senior student leader is a great achievement and we have every confidence that this group of mature and confident individuals will do a great job in the coming year.
Oathall students in years 7, 8 and 9 are all taking part in our fantastic Enrichment Days on Thursday 30 June and Friday 1 July. Our incredible staff have arranged an amazing array of activities. We are looking forward to two fun-filled days that will offer our students new experiences and add an extra dimension to their learning and development.
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This assembly looks at different people who have faced challenges in their lives. We will learn how they overcame them.
We are pleased to announce the launch of our 2022 Photography Competition. The theme of this year’s competition is ‘Summer’ and is open to all Oathall students. All entries must be sent, via email, to Miss Toal before Monday, 4 July.
Good luck.
During Pride month Oathall students will be taking part in #ReadWithPride book reading relay. This campaign encourages readers to read books that celebrate stories about LGBTQ+ and share their favourtie reads on social media using the hashtag #ReadWithPride.
In the library, we celebrate books with LGBTQ+ themes with displays that guide our students to the books we have on the shelves. Students can use the Quick Lists option on Accessit, our online library, where they will find a list of over 60 books, stories, and information on the subject.
If someone is stereotyped as something, people form a fixed general idea or image of them. This assembly challenges some of these views!
