Oxford has so many places which are significant because of the people who have walked in them and because of things which have happened...

Many organisations have put a lot of effort into preparing for this day and have made their resources available online. The National Army...

There's no assembly this morning but you can watch a very old speech below and reflect on it together. Over 380,000 British soldiers died...

On Monday we learnt about an Anglo Saxon Princess. Today we are learning about a medieval monk who is known as the Father of Modern...

Have you ever noticed these blue plaques around Oxford? I saw one the other week on the High Street which told me that a famous marmalade...

Mr Kuiper and Mr Bartlett (who helped us with some of our videos of St Barnabas last week) have both been in Portmeadow capturing its...

Last week we explored the seasons of Spring and Summer with LaRae in the Holywell Music Room. This week we join her with scarf and gloves...

You've used the OWLS technique (Observe, Wonder, Line Up and Snap) and are learning the rules of composition. Now is the time to find...

Oxford Castle is one of the oldest buildings in Oxford and holds many stories in its stones. Esther Field has produced these videos for...

One of the great treasures of any city are the people who live in it. Oxford is rich, not simply because of its river and its rocks, but...

We've been enjoying stories with Simeon the Cat over the last two weeks, following him on his adventures around Oxford in his book,...

Twice at month at Emmanuel we have 'Maths for Life' together as a school. We consider how concepts we learn about in Maths relate to real...

Did you notice all the different types of brick that were used to build with yesterday? Look out today for new building materials that...

In our library at school we have seven pictures on the wall entitled, 'Seven Ages of Architecture in Oxford'. Seven is a tidy number, but...

Today was a bit of a rainy day for photography but at the weekend Mr Kuiper went to Port Meadow to take photos of nature. Can you see the...

We loved the photography last week with Frog and Gnome and I've enjoyed seeing some of your photos already. We've seen many videos and...

In our Holywell Music Room today we are learning about Vivaldi's Four Seasons with LaRae Ferguson. There are lots of new things I've...

This week we're thinking about the rocks which have formed Oxford: what type of rocks they are, where they came from, and the the...

Simon Wenham has set us a 'Maths for Life' puzzle in the Oxford Forum. You decide it would be nice to visit the Houses of Parliament in...