Students spent the morning of 4^th April off timetable to enjoy Community Action Day.  Students choose 3 different societies to join for their last day before the Easter Holiday.  Whether diving into the arts, exploring new sports, or delving into fascinating subjects, Community Action Day is all about discovering teamwork, charity and giving back to our community. 

 

We are delighted to share some updates and reminders with our academy community.

The new OSA newspaper written by Sixth Form Students

We took 13 students to this years Oxfordshire County X-Country event where over 40 schools participated in this event. The level of competition was very high and everyone did very well on what was a very wet and tough course. We had atleast 2 qualify and awaiting on one more hopefully. Students should all be so proud of themselves for competing at a very good level.

Results:

Y7 Boys out of at least 91 students

Theo Kay- 6^th Qualification to the National event

Otis Dawson 41st

Wilf Wingham 63rd

Y7 Girls out of at least 66 students

Petra S - 21st 

Y8/9 Boys out of at least 102 students

Halan Kadir 36th

Rufus Blanche 51st

Finn Dawson 75th

Oscar Busby 85th

Y8/9 Girls out of at least 95 students

Eliadora Fernandes 58th

Jess Wood 64th

Y10/11 Boys out of at least 57 students

Josh Steele 6th - Qualification for Nationals 

Y10/11 Girls out of at least 34 students

Sylvie Kentish 10^th - Awaiting result from qualification. 

End of Cycle reports are stored on Bromcom and available through the MCAS (My Child At School) website/app and on the student app. At the end of each cycle, students take an assessment which is reported in Week Two of the next Cycle. 

We were thrilled to have the opportunity for our Year 12 students to visit one of the UK's leading universities, the University of Warwick.