23 June 2022
Year 3 rock out in stone age assembly
Meteors class delighted the audience with an entertaining and fact filled assembly last week.
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Meteors class delighted the audience with an entertaining and fact filled assembly last week.
As part of our ‘Africa’ topic this term, our children attended a couple of dance workshops, led by a drummer and a dancer from Ghana.
We have launched our Science Week with two special assemblies. On Monday, Laura Ashfield from the Surrey Wildlife Trust visited us and inspired our children to become more aware of the wildlife in their surroundings.
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?
Our children had a couple of fabulous workshops with a drummer and dancer from Ghana.
In Year 1, we have had a busy time looking at colours and patterns in our art work.
Last Friday, we had a visit from ‘Fizz Pop’, who came to our school to inspire our children for science week.
During this term, Year 2 have been learning about living things and their habitats.
Last week in Nursery, we continued our water theme by reading the book ‘Commotion in the Ocean.’
As part of our current thematic topic, ‘Invaders and Settlers’ we have been designing and building our own Anglo-Saxon houses.
Another week and another exciting sporting experience. This week 6 children from Year 4 & 5 had the opportunity to practise 3X3 basketball.
This week in nursery, we have been reading the book ‘Commotion in the Ocean’ and learning all about different types of animals that live in and near the sea.
It has been a warm week and an exceptionally warm day today!
In Little Ecclesbourne we have been so busy over the last fortnight.