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This School Name Song was written by Barry Rogers,
Assistant Headteacher, at Oxley Park Primary School, Milton Keynes, England.
The song reminds the children, and their parents and relatives, that both
lower-case and capital letters are always identified by name.
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SONGS
FROM SCHOOLS
Oxley Park Song
Give me an O X L E Y Park.
Give me an O X L E Y Park.
Give me an O X L E Y Park.
Give me an O X L E Y Park.
The o makes an /o/ in frog. Ribbet!
The x is an NPS - /k/ /s/.
The l makes the /l/ in leg.
And the e y makes the /ee/ in key.
Give me an O X L E Y Park.
Give me an O X L E Y Park.
Give me an O X L E Y Park.
Give me an O X L E Y Park.
We have fun at school.
THRASS helps us read and spell.
Oxley Park is cool.
We cant wait until the bell.
Give me an O X L E Y Park.
Give me an O X L E Y Park.
Give me an O X L E Y Park.
Oxley Park!
NPS = Non-Phonographic Spelling (Not Playing Sensibly!) - the single
letter 'x' in Oxley represents two phonemes. At the end of "books",
the same two phonemes are represented by a 'k' and an 's', respectively.
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