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Grade 1 Mini Olympics
Grade ones held a mini-Olympics – measuring (in centimetres) how far they could throw a javelin (straw), shot-put (tinfoil ball),…
July 24, 2012
Grade ones held a mini-Olympics – measuring (in centimetres) how far they could throw a javelin (straw), shot-put (tinfoil ball),…
Happy Birthday Dear Madiba ………. joyful singing rang out on the Oakhill campus on Wednesday morning as the whole school…
What an amazing lady, eloquent, amusing, dogged and determined and with a real purpose in her life. She dreamt about…
On 8 June 2012 Oakhill School was going to host a Father’s soccer tournament for Prep pupils and their dads….
We have come to the end of what has been a wonderfully busy yet affirming term. Thank you, once again, for your support and for the faith you have placed in the teachers of your beautiful sons and daughters. We have thoroughly enjoyed engaging with them and seeing them grow and learn in the last few months. In fact, I have learnt much from the young men and women of our school this term and I am excited that they are so engaged and involved in the learning and thinking that goes on here each day.
As part of the Youth Day celebrations and to acknowledge a very important day in our country’s history, Councillor Dawson…
On Thursday 21 June, Little Oaks celebrated the Joy of Grandparents by inviting all Grandparents to a concert and a…
The Foundation Phase celebrated the “London Olympics” on Wednesday 20 June at a special assembly for their parents.
The Grade 2 and 3 classes capably led by the Grade 7 “shepherds” enjoyed an lovely morning at Pledge Park…
On 8 June 2012 Mr Botha, College Deputy Headm at Oakhill and Mrs Hu, beloved Chinese teacher, accompanied 3 students…
The Grade 5s went on an outing to the Dias Museum and the Shell Museum in Mossel Bay last Tuesday, 12 June 2012.
The Grade 1’s learnt about wooden homes and playground equipment and the wood they are made from. Gareth Tanner very…