17 June 2022
EPS Swimming in the hot weather
This year, we have made sure we are fulfilling our commitment to the national curriculum by providing swimming lessons in Key Stage Two.
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This year, we have made sure we are fulfilling our commitment to the national curriculum by providing swimming lessons in Key Stage Two.
Today, the school filled with Kings and Queens, Princes and Princesses and a sea of red, white and blue.
What is your favourite drink? Asteroids carried out a survey asking children and adults around the school what their favourite drink was.
In Asteroids, we have been learning about statistics and different ways to represent data.
As part of our ongoing project with Pamper, Indulge and Give, some children from Year 6 have been working hard over the past 4 weeks to prepare a plot at the allotments.
On Saturday the 26th of February, some keen volunteers from Ecclesbourne Primary School joined with others to launch an exciting new project at the allotments.
We are delighted that as of September 2022, we will be offering full time nursery places at Ecclesbourne.
Today, Year One have been learning about materials. They predicted which material would be best to create their own cape.
Last week, Bubbleworks came to Reception to teach us how to make slime!
Today was the final day of the Ecclesbourne Family Learning (ESOL) Course run by CALAT.
Today in Year 3, we have been learning about how to follow a set of instructions.
Today Saturn class tested Newton’s three Laws of Motion – That things stayed still unless a force acted upon them, that heavier objects required more force to accelerate and that every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
Buried away in a hidden patch of land at Ecclesbourne, it seems that some strange fruits have been growing.
Year 5 Right Track Programme Groups of year 5 children have been taking part in workshops focused on emotional wellbeing, building resilience, and developing self-esteem and confidence.
On Tuesday last week, the children in Year 1 were visited by Mrs Jenkins, a toy specialist, who taught our children about toys from the past and toys that our children play with today.