News Cypress Primary School

There have been sixty one Kings and Queens of England in the last 1200 years but none has been monarch longer than Queen Elizabeth II, who died yesterday at the age of 96. 

The year 6 children ended their final year at Primary school with an exciting 2 days. 

We can’t believe that the end of the school year has crept up on us so quickly!

It has been such an eventful week at Cypress! Monday and Tuesday saw the hottest temperatures ever recorded in the UK, and the sweatiest school days we’ve ever witnessed!

What an eventful week!  From soaring heatwaves to emotional assemblies, it’s certainly been a week to remember. 

This website post has information, activity clubs and links to resources which will support families and children over the summer holidays. 

Dear Cypress community, We hope that you have managed to stay safe in this heat. 

The temperature has been rising this week and Rainbows and Nursery have been making the most of the lovely weather by spending plenty of time outside.

We have been thinking carefully about mistakes – and how we can use them as an opportunity to learn.

This week has been incredibly hot and with temperatures set to soar next week, we’ve been thinking of ways to keep cool. 

On Friday 8th July,  Year 5 travelled to the Tower of London as part of their ‘Crime and Punishment’ topic. 

This week we have been thinking about how to show understanding – being aware of other people’s feelings, being tolerant and forgiving.

Today was the day we’ve all been waiting for… CYPRESS LOWER SPORTS DAY! 

A big Cypress well done to Evie, Maxwell, Sebastian, Raymond and Pablo for their efforts to support those affected by the conflict in Ukraine.

Children got the surprise of their lives when they got to meet Ava, a half girl half osprey, from a story they read in class before visiting the London Wetlands Centre.