On Thursday, Cholsey competed in the 'Wallingford Partnership Swimming Gala'. This year the competition was incredibly tough as we were competing against 5 other schools, including two independent schools. Both our boys' and girls' teams gave all they could and set some fantastic personal bests!
The boys won all their races and came 1st overall so will progress to the County finals later this year.
The girls won several of their races and came joint 2nd place. We are waiting to hear if they will progress through to the County finals.
Overall, Cholsey came 1st and won the partnership trophy! Excellent work team!
It is really evident that we have very talented swimmers at Cholsey. If your child has progressed through their lessons you might wish to consider sending them along to one of the local competitive clubs (Didcot Barramundi or Abingdon Vale). Competitive swimming is fun and a great way of keeping fit! Who knows: we may have some future Olympians right here at Cholsey...
Welcome to our school blog. Here we will show you some of the things we have been getting up to at Cholsey Primary School. We would love to hear your comments (note that these may not appear immediately)
Friday, 25 November 2016
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Part 2
A fantastic final performance by all the 3/4 children!
Thank you to Mr Goodwin for enhancing the performance with his lighting and a big thank you to Mr Miners and Mrs McMahon for their excellent Oompa Loompa face painting skills!
Wednesday, 23 November 2016
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Well done to all the children and staff in the 3/4 team for putting on such a brilliant performance.
This has been a great start to all our autumn and winter events.
Do check out the web site calendar so that you don't miss anything.
http://www.cholsey.oxon.sch.uk/school-calendar
This has been a great start to all our autumn and winter events.
Do check out the web site calendar so that you don't miss anything.
http://www.cholsey.oxon.sch.uk/school-calendar
Monday, 21 November 2016
Foundation Writing
Today Foundation Stage set up a post office in the classroom, inspired by 'The Jolly Postman'. Mia wanted to write a letter to Andy Murray. It says, "To Andy Murray I think you are good at tennis from Mia."
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