04 April 2025
Pizza Picnic With Yellow Class!
As the Easter break approaches, Yellow Class bid farewell to their exciting topic, “People Who Help Us” and their class role play “Pizza Restaurant”.
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.
As the Easter break approaches, Yellow Class bid farewell to their exciting topic, “People Who Help Us” and their class role play “Pizza Restaurant”.
World Maths Day was an exciting and action-packed celebration, filled with engaging activities that brought out the best in both students and staff.
Easter Fun! What a sunny and fun-filled week we have had to round off the half-term in Little Cypress!
Phonics: Our initial sound in phonics this week has been ‘b’.
To finish our topic of ‘To The Rescue!’, we looked at the story of ‘Croc goes to the Dentist’.
Last week, Whitehorse Manor Juniors had an exciting visit from the ‘Great Athlete,’ Courtney Orange, a National and Commonwealth gymnast.
This morning,Ecclesbourne held a very eggciting assembly. For the past two weeks, we have been collecting donations of Easter eggs from our lovely families and selling raffle tickets to hopeful children.
In Nursery, the children have been thinking about patterns and eggs amongst other things.
This term in Thematic Year 2 have been learning about London.
Ecclesbourne’s Netball A team stormed into the league finals after an unbeaten season.
We have had a busy couple of weeks in nursery reading the story book ‘Willbee the Bumblebee.’
It has been a busy week at Cypress with lots of visits and learning taking place.
Phonics: Our initial sound in phonics this week has been ‘h’.
Last week, our children came into school wearing their finest party clothes in order to raise money for others.
This week we looked at the book, ‘Clean Up!’. In it we saw that our oceans are not as clean as we thought they were and that the rubbish they are being filled with is harming the animals who live in them.