Today, we were visited by special guest - Kerys Harrop, who came to talk to the children about aspiring to make their dreams come true! She talked to them about her childhood ambition to become a professional footballer and discussed her proudest achievements.

Y6 split into two groups for the second part of their Creative Curriculum Day.

 

Half went into the Phiz Lab decorate their crosses with Mrs Nixon and Matt Johnson and the remaining half became rollercoaster engineers with Mrs Turner and Mrs Morris!

 

Each child in Y6 has designed and decorated their own cross and these will be put up on permanent display in the Y6 stairwell as their parting gift to our school.

 

The results of the day were phenomenal and showed that hard work, perservence, patience and team-work really do pay off. What an amazing day learning new skills together.  Well done everyone!

A very warm welcome to all our new children who will be joining us in September! It was wonderful to meet you all today; you’re going to love being part of our OlSK family! 🙏😊🙏

Well done to all of the children in Y3 who received the Blessed Sacrament for the first time on Saturday.  It was a wonderful day, in spite of the downpours! At the Thanksgiving Mass in school, the children celebrated with everyone and received the Blessed Sacrament in front of the school family. We wish each and every one of them a lifetime of love and happiness with Christ at the Centre of everything they do.

Prince Kenelm and Star have now been joined by 4 new chickens who are making themselves at home in their new enclosure.  Welcome to Sharon, Bella, Ginger and Spice! We hope that they will be very happy and give us lots of eggs!

A huge congratulations to Pete Johnson (our Chair of Governors), Tom Foley, Martin Redden and Kevin Sables from our parish who walked 12 miles from Winchcombe to Cleeve Hill to raise money for Fatima House.  Fatima House is in the centre of Birmingham and it offers safe shelter to female asylum seekers who would otherwise be destitute and homeless.  We were hoping to walk the miles with them but due to the dreadful weather we have postponed it until later in the term.  We did have a non-uniform day and the money raised from this will be sent to Fatima House.  Well done to all four who walked the route - we are very proud of you!

Halesowen Teaching and Learning Community

Agreed Protocol for Halesowen Township Learning Community (HTLC)

 

Our Philosophy

Leaders

Inspiring, innovating, challenging within a climate of inclusive and mutual support,

developing outstanding leading and learning with all of our school leaders.

Teachers

Belonging, collaborating, learning together and sharing best practice, developing outstanding teaching and learning with all of our teachers.

Children

Enriching, enhancing, sharing positive learning opportunities and experiences, leading to

outstanding teaching and learning for all of our children.

 

Remit of the steering group:

Look after finances

Ensure we achieve our objectives

Set the dates of meetings

Set the agendas

Set the agenda for the June conference

Set HTLC dates for the year in July

Schools

All Halesowen schools can participate in HTLC but must pay fees

Network learning programme and events to be led by school needs, national picture and

reviewed by steering group.

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A group of @SVPEnglandWales supporters from #Halesowen have hit the road this morning to help raise funds for Fatima House, a community project with @FatherHudsons and other partners.

 

In school, we are following them on their journey, supporting them as the walk. 

 

Sponsorship pledges can be made online please go to Martin's dedicated SVP page at justgiving.com.

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Thank you!