Our children can read a great surprise in a joint project.
The 150 colorful leaves of the reading tree must all have a name by the summer vacations.
This means that each child must read three times with a supervisor. In this way, we want to improve reading skills and further increase the good group feeling.
The children are so motivated that the surprise may even be redeemed before the Easter vacations! 🤗
After a wonderful Advent season with an Advent calendar and drinking coffee together with parents, grandparents and friends of our OGS children, we would like to say goodbye to the vacations.
We wish everyone a Merry Christmas ✨, a Happy New Year and all the best for the New Year.
In a secret ballot, each year group of OGS children was able to elect one or two OGS helpers for the first half of the school year.
The OGS helpers are involved in the planning of festivities such as the Christmas party and always have an open ear for our children.
They also help plan the OGS Council, our democratic children's parliament, from time to time.
It's great that you support the team and the children - thank you very much for your commitment!
In keeping with Halloween, the creative workshop with Anne Gerwens was busy crafting again. Here all the children are happily holding their spider's web canvas up to the camera!
All the children who took part in the first aid course with Britta Günther from "Erste Hilfe Mensch & Hund" in Epe are proudly holding their certificates in their hands.
Britta once again passed on a lot of knowledge in a clear way and the children were able to try out and apply a lot of things in practice - as you can see very clearly in the photo!
Many thanks to you all!
As a separate project, the second-year children redesigned our OGS rules.
There is a photo for each simply worded rule so that children who are just learning to read are also aware of them.
Thank you to Lina and the second-year OGS children for doing this project and explaining it so well to the whole OGS 💪!
After Mareen Tillmann moved on to her year of recognition as an educator, Tobias Bürger took over the "Haus der kleinen Forscher" (Little Scientists' House) working group this school year.
Initially, the children can get a taste of the program, but after the autumn vacations this working group will start with a permanent group.
We would like to thank Tobias Bürger for his voluntary work for our OGS.
Our OGS Olympics kicked off on the large school playground in beautiful summer weather.
Four mixed teams had a lot of fun with egg races, water scooping, tennis ball competitions and simply "being outside together".
Many thanks to everyone for this wonderful afternoon ☀️!
We welcomed our new children with warm wishes.
Each new child has been assigned a godparent to help with any questions or problems.
As a symbol that everyone is very welcome, the godparents made a beautiful heart ❤️ for their respective godchild.
Thank you for being here!
