Here at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs school, we know how important it is to choose the right Nursery or school for your child. We can offer you:
* Wraparound care onsite, including for school holidays * Affordable Nursery fees * Engaging inside and outside play *A recently refurbished learning environment
Come along to our Christmas-themed Stay and Play event - Friday 20 November at 09:00 in school - to find out more, or contact us on 01904 806093 or [email protected] to book a school tour. ...
Year 3 had a terrific day celebrating their learning all about the Stone Age. The children became archaeologists for the morning to find clues about what our Stone age ancestors ate. They then created some cave artwork before becoming a hunter-gatherer and searching for plants that our ancestors believed had medicinal value. Finally, they made and tried some Stone Age tea. Thanks to all the parents and grandparents who joined in with the fun. ...
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Here at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs school, we know how important it is to choose the right Nursery or school for your child. We can offer you:
* Wraparound care onsite, including for school holidays
* Affordable Nursery fees
* Engaging inside and outside play
*A recently refurbished learning environment
Come along to our Christmas-themed Stay and Play event - Friday 20 November at 09:00 in school - to find out more, or contact us on 01904 806093 or [email protected] to book a school tour. ...
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✨ STILL PLACES AVAILABLE ✨ York City will be continuing a girls only football club as well as a mixed football club, every a Friday next half term. This time the mixed sessions are open to years 3 to 6 (previously only available for years 4 to 6) If you would like to secure a spot, click one of the two links below . ⚽️ Mixed: officialsoccerschools.co.uk/yorkcity/mixed-ks2-olqm-autumn2-2028.html Girls only: officialsoccerschools.co.uk/yorkcity/girlsonly-olqm-autumn2-2027.html ...
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Year 3 had a terrific day celebrating their learning all about the Stone Age. The children became archaeologists for the morning to find clues about what our Stone age ancestors ate. They then created some cave artwork before becoming a hunter-gatherer and searching for plants that our ancestors believed had medicinal value. Finally, they made and tried some Stone Age tea. Thanks to all the parents and grandparents who joined in with the fun. ...
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