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Oughton Primary and Nursery School, Mattocke Road, Hitchin, Herts, SG5 2NZ
Telephone: 01462 450716

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Year 5 and 6 Author Visit - 8th January 2025​

8/1/2025

 
​On 8th January, Years 5 and 6 were lucky enough to meet Elizabeth Barber, a Hertfordshire-based author, who came to talk about her book called ‘Barber Stone Arrows’.  Set in the Stone Age, we learned about the characters Zeta and Flin and were introduced to some of their adventures.  Elizabeth shared that her inspiration for her story was a 9,000-year-old flint scraper found in a garden.  The children also heard about the need for conflict or a problem and cliffhangers in a story.  The key message from the visit was how reading (a range of genres) is the best way to become a writer: the reader in the writer.

What object can you find that could inspire a story?  What book will you read today to help improve your writing skills?

Winter wonderland - 18th december 2024

18/12/2024

 
​We wanted to say a massive thank you for coming and supporting the school at our Winter Wonderland event. We had such a great turnout and a lovely afternoon filled with games, laughter and a visit from Father Christmas!

Congratulations again to our Christmas Tree competition winners, year 2! Well done also to Year 5 who came in second and Year 6 who came in third.

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