There was an Advent surprise on Tuesday! In the morning, there were several tractors decorated with Christmas lights in the schoolyard. The large and small tractors were marveled at while Christmas music was played and some children even danced in the schoolyard. Thank you very much for the surprise!
Quietly and secretly, St. Nicholas brought a mare's cheek for all the children and staff at Overberg School. The class representatives helped to bag and distribute the morsels. We would like to thank the school's support association for making this event possible.
Friday was the day again. All classes worked hard and decorated their classrooms and the school corridors for Christmas. Many parents helped out and there was a great buffet of cookies.
Children from the fourth year enjoy coming to the newly founded cooking club.
The children learn the rules of hygiene when working with food and some basic skills in the kitchen. They cut, fry, weigh, mix dough, bake, mix pudding and quark, but of course they also wash up and clean. Chocolates have also been made.
We eat together at every meeting. Sometimes products are also taken home.
Ms. Strijewski has supported us in the classroom for over 2 years and is now starting her traineeship at Martin Luther School. We would like to thank her and wish her all the best for her training and her future career!
Ms. Sicking was in every class this week and talked a lot about teeth and dental health. Afterwards, we went to a prepared room. There, everyone was able to test their knowledge at various craft and game stations.
Bright sunshine, cheering parents and plenty of motivation: the sponsored run at the Bernhard Overberg School in Epe was a complete success. A total of 210 pupils took to the starting line on Thursday morning. One lap was 750 meters long - and many children ran several of them. There was an exuberant atmosphere along the route. Parents, grandparents and teachers cheered on the young runners with rattles, applause and shouts. The children showed great commitment and gave their best lap after lap. "It was great to see how much joy and stamina the children showed," emphasized principal Maria Schmeing. Although it is not yet clear exactly how many laps were completed in total, it is clear that there were a lot. Thanks to the support of the sponsors, the children can now justifiably hope that the proceeds will make a trip with the entire school community possible.
All fourth-graders passed their cycling test on October 1 after practicing diligently with their parents and teachers in the weeks beforehand.
Like every first grade class in previous years, today all first graders received an organic bread box filled with healthy snacks.
In keeping with the start of school, the assembly hall has now been decorated with underwater pictures created by the fourth graders of the last year.
