News Pupils

Our Year 1 adventurers had a fantastic summer term school trip to the Horniman Museum, bringing our “Africa” topic to life!

As part of our thematic unit ‘Oh I do like to be beside the seaside’, our three Year 2 classes have visited Brighton beach this month. 

Year 4 recently enjoyed an exciting and inspiring trip to the British Library as part of their work on writing their own fairy tales.

Last Tuesday Gold class had its own Sport day. Unfortunately, we had to make different timetable arrangements due to the hot weather.

This week, children across Key Stage 2 took part in Cypress Primary’s very first Maths Competition and what a fantastic event it was!

The children in Yellow Class had the most exciting morning on their first-ever school trip to the library!

Our reception children had an absolutely unforgettable time when ZooLab came to visit with a whole host of incredible minibeasts!

On the Thursday before half term, teams of Year 5 children from EPS and Cypress Upper entered the annual Royal Russell Maths Challenge, Pitting their wits against around twenty other schools from all over London, they took part in various problem-solving and arithmetic challenges to earn points and try to bring the trophy home. 

We have celebrated Science week in Gold Class. The children enthusiastically participated in a range of experiments.

On Wednesday, the children in Year 6 headed off to to Chessington World of Adventures. 

To celebrate the end of the SATs exams, last Friday, the children in Year 6 headed out to the park for a well-earned morning of fun! 

Yellow Class have had such a fun, hands-on week working as real scientists for Science Week!

Wow, what a completely amazing Science Week we have had! Every single classroom turned into a busy little laboratory, and our wonderful children had the best time being real scientists.

What fun weeks we had so far in Gold class. This term is our “Wheels on the Bus” topic.

Over the past few weeks, our school council have been thinking about ways they can improve lunchtime play.