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Posted on: March 25th 2025

Sacrament of Reconciliation - 26th March 2025

Father Hyacinth and the parish priests will be visiting Our Lady of Grace school on Wednesday, 26th March, to offer the Sacrament of Reconciliation to students in Years 4, 5, and 6. This is a wonderful opportunity for the children to reflect, seek forgiveness, and grow in their faith as we prepare for Easter.

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Posted on: 25/03/2025

Farewell Mass for Fr Hyacinth 3rd April 2025 at 11am - School Hall

We have received the sad news that Father Hyacinth will be leaving our parish. He has been a valued part of our community, offering guidance, support, and spiritual leadership to our school and parish family. To say farewell and show our appreciation for his dedication, we will be holding a whole school Mass on Thursday, 3rd April 2025, at 11:00 AM in the school hall. We warmly invite all parents to join us for this special occasion as we thank Father Hyacinth for his service and wish him well in his next chapter. We hope to see many of you there. Ms. Huynh
Posted on: 23/03/2025

Science Day - Friday 21st March

OLOG Primary School was buzzing with excitement as we celebrated British Science Week with a thrilling Science Day on Friday, March 21st! This year's theme, "Change and Adapt," inspired a day of hands-on learning and discovery across all year groups. Years 5 and 6 stepped into the shoes of real scientists, racing against time to develop a cure for a "new disease" sweeping the town. With expert guidance from Cambridge Science Centre and scientists from Roche, our young problem-solvers worked together, applying their knowledge to save the day! Years 3 and 4 explored the theme through an exciting carousel of experiments, investigating different ways the world around us changes and adapts. Meanwhile, our youngest learners in EYFS and KS1 discovered the magic of metamorphosis, crafting beautiful paper caterpillars that transformed into vibrant butterflies. It was a fantastic day filled with curiosity, creativity, and collaboration—showing that the next generation of scientists is already well on its way!