20 June 2024
Outdoor learning continues in Reception
Last week, our reception children enjoyed another session of forest school outdoor learning.
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Last week, our reception children enjoyed another session of forest school outdoor learning.
Fantastic learning opportunities for Year 5 Children from Year 5 visited Riddlesdown Collegiate to take part in a STEM day.
It was lovely to be joined by Delores’s son, Tyrone, and daughter-in-law, Kirsty, to unveil a bench in memory of Delores at the front of the school.
Learning and Laughing Another fabulous week has whizzed by in Little Cypress!
As the Wimbledon tennis tournament nears, last week Year 5 children had the opportunity to take part in a tennis event which was run by one of our sports coaches from SAS Academy.
Today, the financial education charity RedSTART visited Ecclesbourne to deliver workshops to our Year 5 children.
All of the children in year one and year two had great fun on their sports days on Tuesday, even though the sun failed to arrive!
At the end of last week, Whitehorse Manor Juniors were host to the first Pegasus mixed-football tournament, with teams consisting of both boys and girls.
At the Lower School, we have been focusing on the Pegasus value, ‘We are safe, healthy and happy’.
Unsurprisingly, the action-packed activities and previous night’s excitement led to an early night’s sleep for all!
This week has been ‘Healthy Eating Week’ at Beulah. We launched the week with a special assembly where we learnt about the importance of ensuring that we exercise, have a good night’s sleep, have a positive attitude and ensure we take the time to relax our minds!
This week, a group of Year 6 children enjoyed three action-packed days both in and out of school.
Read on to find out what has been happening at Atwood this week.
What an exciting creature-filled week we have had in Reception as part of our ‘Beastly Beasties’ topic.
Nursery has had a busy week! We have been reading ‘Snow Bears’ which encouraged us to make up actions for the games the bears were playing and made us think about different games we could play at nursery or home.