Author Archives: Miss Jarvis

A huge well done to the competition winners for this week 🙂 

This morning, we had an excellent performance from our wonderful boys choir. Mr Martin led us in a warm up and then we were blown away by the incredible performances. Well done to all the boys involved and a big … Continue reading →

It is National Numeracy Day! At Oxford Grove we LOVE maths and are really pleased to be celebrating National Numeracy Day! We have entered the number heroes competition where we had to draw ourselves in our chosen career and explain … Continue reading →

A huge, huge thank you to all our parents who came to support us this morning on our Maths Parent Workshop morning. We hope you had a wonderful time learning Maths with your child. Thank you to all our amazing … Continue reading →

A huge thank you to our Year 6 parents for joining us for a SATS meeting to go over the key information in relation to the KS2 end of year examinations. We also covered secondary school choices and transition expectations. … Continue reading →

I would like you to create a project linked to a famous inventor which will be showcased on display in school. You have until Wednesday 12th June to bring it in to Miss Jarvis with your name and class on … Continue reading →

Today, the OG Historians went on a very exciting trip to Bolton Museum to learn about our locality. We spent the morning exploring different artefacts from Bolton’s past. We looked at images that showed Bolton in 1700, 1800 and 1900 … Continue reading →

Today, Oxford Grove had a special assembly all about treating people with equality. Equality means treating everyone fairly no matter what they look like, who are they are or what they believe in. We learnt about homophobia and how this … Continue reading →

This week, Year 6 have had a fantastic time at the Anderton Centre. We took part in many different activities such as paddle boarding, orienteering, crate stacking and  low ropes. Take a look at some of our pictures…   

Year 6 celebrated their time at Oxford Grove with their leavers assembly. They showcased their memories of their journey through school.   All the children were presented with their record of achievements which is a record of all their amazing … Continue reading →

Oxford Grove are pleased to be taking part in a local history project with Bolton Museum. We are taking part in a project called Class of 37 where we read essays written by girls in Bolton in 1937. Our job … Continue reading →

This morning, Oxford Grove hosted our History Parent Workshop. We invited parents in across school to come and join in our History lessons! Miss Jarvis spoke to the parents at the start of the day to inform them about some … Continue reading →

This morning, some of our O.G Historians took the lead in informing Oxford Grove about Remembrance Day. Remembrance Day is celebrated on the 11th November every year and many people wear red poppies on their jumpers to symbolise peace. The … Continue reading →

A huge, huge well done and a massive thank you to everyone who handed in a home-based research project all about our new monarch King Charles III. I was so impressed with the effort and hard work that you have … Continue reading →

Following the terrible news of the loss of our monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, Oxford Grove Historian’s have come together to launch a brand new research project for you all to complete at home! The previous years home-based research projects have … Continue reading →

A huge well done to the amazing winners of the blog competition and the History projects – you are all amazing! This morning, Miss Harvey presented these wonderful children with their prizes of some brilliant new books (some of them … Continue reading →

Today it is Remembrance Day. Oxford Grove took part in the 2 minutes silence to remember all the men, women and children that took part in WW1! This week we have taken part in a Poppy workshop to help us … Continue reading →

This month is Black History Month and Oxford Grove have been learning about why we celebrate this special time. This month recognises people in the past and present who have not always been treated correctly due to the colour of … Continue reading →

A huge, huge thank you to everyone who has taken part in the History competition I have ran for black history month. I have seen some AMAZING work in all different forms (videos, posters, biographies, booklets, PowerPoints, dances, songs). You … Continue reading →

This week the OG historians at Oxford Grove have launched a competition! This competition is about famous, inspirational, people from the past. In October it is black history month and we learn all about why black people have not always … Continue reading →

This week, Year 5/6 were asked to write a descriptive piece of writing about a spooky setting. We started the week by thinking of some amazing adjectives, then we thought about our 5 senses, we then thought of some brilliant … Continue reading →

This year, on Friday the 8th of May, the whole of the United Kingdom will be celebrating VE day (Victory in Europe Day). But what is VE day? VE day marks the official end of WW2 – it was the … Continue reading →