Thatβs a wrap for day 1 of the Wellington College education festival. Looking forward to day 2 π
Kimberley Hutton, National Head for OSG will be doing a key speech at 09:30 tomorrow. Join in to hear about the technology led learning to learn framework, and life ready students.
Guess the flavour! Swing by stand C17 at Wellington Festival for a refreshing Pina Curriculum or Elderflower Pr-Essay, and make sure you submit your guess for the mystery mocktail for a chance to win a flight to Chanas Campus, Lyon.
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OSG Kenley year 4 students take to the tennis court for their first tennis lesson of the termπΎ
A special mention to the on-brand indigo coloured court! π
Join us for an upcoming free professional development event at our Biggleswade campus. We will have keynote speaker Will Ord joining us as we discuss OSGβs Learning to Learn Framework and Willβs practical strategies that can be used in your class tomorrow. Book your ticket now!
Year 10 and 11 class students from our Atherstone Campus recently went to Derbyshire to complete the physical Geography fieldtrip required for the GCSE exam.
It was a brilliant day with all the students having fun collecting different sets of data from the river. π
At OSG, our mission is to ensure that all our teachers are supported to be the best educators they can be. We want to have a positive environment for both our teachers and students, as that plays a big part in our learning journey and supports positive learning outcomesπ
At OSG, we are truly passionate about professional development and growth. We support our teachers to keep progressing further by providing endless development opportunities to assist our educators to reach their desired goals. π§βπ«
Our Newtown primary students on a recent trip to Silver Mountain, a silver-lead ore mine based in Lywernog. The students had the opportunity to enter one of the underground mines, and to also visit the on-site museum during their trip. It was a great, fun history lesson for all!
Introducing our kindness tree at our Salisbury Campusπ³Our pupils & staff were given a leaf to write something kind about the person next to them, and to place this onto the kindness tree. The tree reminds us that a small act of kindness can make a difference to someone's day. β€οΈ
We recently hosted a Grandparents in School Day throughout our campuses in the UK. It was lovely to have the grandparents on campus, allowing the students to show off their reading and singing skills.
The visit finished up with some tasty refreshments. β€οΈ
Our teachers are the heart of what we do here at OneSchool. We love when our teachers share their OSG stories with us, so now we are sharing some with you too. β€οΈ