Calling students aged 14 and over! West Sussex Public Libraries needs your help to run this year’s Summer Reading Challenge. Get all the details, including the application form, via this special edition of the Oathall Library newsletter.
Take a look at the latest newsletter for schools from our friends at Haywards Heath Town Council promoting their work and activities. Amongst other things they are keen to promote the upcoming VE day 80th Anniversary Celebration in Victoria Park on Thursday 8th May from 5.30pm-9.30pm. The event will start with a parade taking place from the Town Hall to Victoria Park. The theme of the parade is Victory, Celebration and British. They would love to see people dressed up! If you are interested in joining in or taking part please email: eventsandcommunity@
Our Year 11 netball team finished their final season by playing a friendly against Haywards Heath college. They fought hard and ended up winning 42-38- still undefeated. They then celebrated at their end of season awards dinner. ‘These young women are incredible and make doing this job an absolute pleasure’ – says Mrs Powell.
Read all about the success of our Scholastic Book Fair in this month’s Library Newsletter!
Welcome to our newest addition on the farm! The first lamb of the season was born this morning at 9:20 am weighing in at a healthy 6kg. Both mother and newborn are doing very well. We are expecting to be very busy in the next fortnight with 13 lambs due to be born over the next fortnight. We never get tired of seeing them each year, especially when the sun is shining.
Come along to our Gym & Dance Show on Wednesday 26th March 6pm in the Main Hall. The theme is the movies! Its a non ticketed show, please come along and support our fantastic performers! Refreshments will be on sale in the interval.
Check out the latest Library Newsletter containing details of next week’s Scholastic Book Fair!
Students at both Wednesday and Thursday Farm Club have built this amazing bug hotel which we hope will increase the insect biodiversity on our Farm. Students worked hard building the hotel from pallets, painting it with insect friendly paint and filling with different materials which will attract a variety of species. A special thanks goes to Mr Robinson who made us the fantastic sign which is the perfect finishing touch. 
