30 June 2025
Atwood Newsletter 27th June 2025
We finished the week with a sports day full of fun but there has been a lot going on everywhere else too.
We have some places remaining at our Nursery at Ecclesbourne Primary School in September. Full time and part time places are available. Please call 020 8684 3187 and ask to speak to Cheryl Peters (school hours Monday to Thursday) or e-mail epsadmin@pegasusacademytrust.org for more information. If you would like to see a virtual tour of the Nursery premises please click here.
We finished the week with a sports day full of fun but there has been a lot going on everywhere else too.
Phonics: Our sound in phonics this week has been ‘qu.’ While playing the game ‘What’s in the box?’,
We have had yet another busy week in Reception. The nine partridges that hatched last week got bigger and stronger over the weekend.
On Monday 23rd June at the Whitehorse Manor Junior School hall, 16 nervous, excited finalists took to the stage for the first ever Spelling Bee at the Trust.
Phonics: Our initial sound in phonics this week has been ‘Z’.
What a nature-filled week it has been in Reception! Our resident tadpoles have all started to develop into froglets.
This week, the sun came out and temperatures soared but through it all, the children were still focused on their learning.
Last week, Year 3 took part in a wonderful Stone Age workshop in a tent on the field.
We had a fantastic day celebrating poetry and we couldn’t be prouder of our children!
The week has been jam-packed with visits and visitors. Children have been to the farm and to London and we’ve had snakes, spiders cockroaches and even cavemen come to see us in school.
What a week we have had in Reception! We started the week with a trip to Godstone Farm.
On Monday, Year 3 took part in a special Buddhism workshop to help us learn more about this peaceful religion.
The children have returned from their break refreshed and raring to go.
Phonics: Our initial sound in Phonics this week has been ‘w’.
Reception is looking at the topic, ‘Beastly Beasties,’ this half term.