13 March 2026
Atwood Newsletter 13th March 2026
Many thanks to all the parents who came in to school this week for parent evening consultations.
We are currently recruiting newly qualified and experienced teachers to join The Pegasus Academy Trust either in April or September 2026. Please email Lynne Sampson one of our Executive Principals on lsampson@pegasusacademytrust.org for an informal chat or a chance to visit.
Many thanks to all the parents who came in to school this week for parent evening consultations.
It has been lovely to see everyone back in school after the half term break.
As daffodils start to appear around the school grounds and the days start to get a little longer, it is amazing to think that we are now half way through the school year.
Today, the corridors and classrooms of Atwood have been buzzing with the sounds and sights of Museum Day.
This week, we have started to see preparations ramping up for Museum Day.
In a week when children have been competing with other trust schools and off site visiting the natural History Museum, there has been lots going on in school too.
Another very busy week has flown by at Atwood. In Nursery, this week the children have been making their own Gingerbread Men.
Welcome back and Happy New Year to everyone. I hope that everyone managed to get some rest over Christmas as well as finding time to enjoy the festivities.
As the term draws to a close and we look forward to the festive period and a bit of a break, it is worth taking a moment to reflect.
A somewhat abridged newsletter as the school succumbs to the Festive Season.
Here we are in December and Christmas has definitely taken a grip.
In Nursery, this week the children have been learning about the colours of the rainbow and triangles.
This week, we have started to see the first signs of Christmas appearing in school.
This week, in amongst all of our lessons, we managed to find the time to stop and reflect with a two minutes silence on Tuesday.
Even though the first week back has only been four days, we’ve managed to pack in a lot.