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Year 3 have been enjoying a number of immersive lessons learning about the Victorians in the last few weeks. 

This week in nursery we have been learning about rainbow colours. 

?Harvest Assembly??‍?  Harvest Festival is a celebration of the food grown on the land.

This immersive experience was a high point to end our topic on Africa.

Our three classes had a great workshop last Monday, practising some traditional call and response dance moves with their tutors from Ghana.

Year 5 have been INCREDIBLY busy this week! At the start of the week, we set off to Fulham Palace to carry out some investigative work on the river Thames and then in the middle of the week, we were lucky enough to take part in a virtual author visit with Jim Beckett, who shared his writing tips with the children.

Our children had a fantastic day at the Horniman Museum.

What a great time our children had, deepening their understanding of African culture at the Horniman museum.

Y5 have had a fantastic day on their school trip today!

As you know, school council have been working incredibly hard this year to fundraise in order to buy new equipment for the bottom playground.

Year 5 have been incredibly busy over the last few weeks and have been working diligently to show off their learning powers: they have used our imagination muscles in Art week, persevered in their writing lessons to create a formal report and even used their revising skills to improve their knowledge of fractions.

Yesterday and today have been our Upper School Sports Days. We have had tremendous fun!

Today was the day when our ‘decennial’ (it means every 10 years – I Googled it!)

If your child likes fire engines, Croydon Fire Station is hosting its annual Open Day on Saturday 2nd July 2022 from 11am until 4pm. 

This morning our Reception children joined KS1 in the hall for Rainbow assembly for the first time, in preparation for their transition to Year 1 in September. 

Continuing on with our ocean theme this term, last week we read the story book ‘Barry the Fish with Fingers.’ 

All of last week, EPS pupils carried out lots of amazing scientific experiments. 

In Asteroids class, the children have been looking at the diet of people in the Bronze Age.

This week has been very exciting for reception as we released the butterflies we have been taking care of.

Well done to Red class who led a fantastic assembly this morning, sharing their learning about minibeasts.