News Ecclesbourne Primary School

This week Little Ecclesbourne children have enjoyed lots of learning and play in the sun. 

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.

EPS shone in last week’s prestigious Croydon Interschool Athletics Competition.  Following a two year hiatus, the children could not wait to return to the summer showpiece and there were some fantastic results. 

Children and families alike had a fantastic time at this week’s sports days. 

All of last week, EPS pupils carried out lots of amazing scientific experiments. 

In Asteroids class, the children have been looking at the diet of people in the Bronze Age.

One of the first things young scientists learn is the difference between solids, liquids, and gases.

On Wednesday 22nd June, Jupiter Class were visited by pupils from the Brit School who gave them a very special acting workshop. 

Meteors class delighted the audience with an entertaining and fact filled assembly last week. 

Today in school we have been celebrating Windrush Day.  U.K. Windrush Day is celebrated in the United Kingdom every year on June 22.

Did you know it is Science Week across the Pegasus Academy?

In Year 1, we have had a busy time looking at colours and patterns in our art work. 

As part of our current thematic topic, ‘Invaders and Settlers’ we have been designing and building our own Anglo-Saxon houses. 

In Little Ecclesbourne we have been so busy over the last fortnight.   

Last week The Pamper, Indulge and Give charity organised another amazing experience for some lucky EPS pupils from Year 6.