17 January 2025
Atwood Newsletter 17th January 2025
From making slime to building shadufs, there has been a lot going on at Atwood this week.
We are looking to appoint newly qualified and experienced teachers across The Pegasus Academy Trust.
Positions are available immediately or from September. If you would like more information or just to chat informally please contact Lynne Sampson, one of our Executive Principals on recruitment@pegasusacademytrust.org
From making slime to building shadufs, there has been a lot going on at Atwood this week.
Happy New Year. It has been lovely to see all the children back in school after the break and we have launched straight back in to our learning.
After a busy final week, we have made it to the end of term.
Christmas has really taken off at Atwood this week. A slighter shorter newsletter this week as, amidst all the usual learning, everyone has either been performing or rehearsing for shows.
December has arrived and the school is beginning to look a lot like Christmas.
It has been a hectic week for Atwood with numerous trips and visitors.
As the weather turned this week, the children have been keeping themselves warm in school by working really hard with some fantastic learning.
A busy week again at Atwood. In Reception, the children have been busy learning about being a resilient learner and developing their writing skills.
In Reception and Nursery, the children have been thinking about Fireworks and Remembrance day.
Today, in assembly our school councillors treated us to a very special Harvest Festival assembly.
Recently, Year 6 have been learning about the impact the famous suffragist ‘Emmeline Pankhurst’ had in helping women win equal voting rights to men in the UK.
It has been a very busy half term and the time has flown since we started back in September.
In Reception and Nursery, the children have been learning all about autumn and the changing seasons.
In Reception and Nursery, the children have been busy exploring the environment and learning some sounds as they begin their reading journey.
We are now well and truly back in to the swing of things at school and the children have been immersing themselves in the new learning in their year groups.