01 April 2022
EPS Data Handling in Year 3
What is your favourite drink? Asteroids carried out a survey asking children and adults around the school what their favourite drink was.
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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.
Opportunity for free Easter holiday gardening sessions. Please click on the flyer below for details.
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.
Ecclesbourne ‘mathletes’ prove they are fit and fast in Mathletics worldwide competition.
EPS pupils in Nursery, Reception and Year 3 have been making the most of the glorious sunshine this week.
Last week, we explored different ways we can maintain a healthy body and mind.
World Maths Day is this Wednesday, the 23rd March, and pupils at EPS are ‘in training’ for a day of maths-inspired competition on Mathletics.
Our current literacy learning is based around the works of Shakespeare with a focus on the Scottish play, ‘Macbeth’.
In Reception, children have been reading the story ‘Supertato’ by Sue Hendra and Paul Linnet and learning all about the caped potato superhero who is fighting to save the world from arch-villian – Evil Pea!
This term Year 3 pupils are spending time exploring the natural materials outside in EPS grounds.
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.
Last week was incredibly busy for Little Ecclesbourne. The children were learning all about Willbee, a busy bumble bee and how he helped flowers to grow.
Ecclesbourne have had yet another exciting Book Week! We have focused on poetry in our learning this year and thought about why poetry is so important.
Ecclesbourne had an exciting visit from poet Kimba as part of our Book Week celebrations.