20 June 2025
Atwood Newsletter 20th June 2025
This week, the sun came out and temperatures soared but through it all, the children were still focused on their learning.
For those parents who will be applying for a reception place for their child for September 2026 we have arranged a series of visits so that they can look around the schools with senior staff.
If you wish to view a school please see here for the available dates. Obviously we have to limit numbers so only parents/carers who have booked will be able to attend.
This week, the sun came out and temperatures soared but through it all, the children were still focused on their learning.
Last week, Year 3 took part in a wonderful Stone Age workshop in a tent on the field.
The week has been jam-packed with visits and visitors. Children have been to the farm and to London and we’ve had snakes, spiders cockroaches and even cavemen come to see us in school.
On Monday, Year 3 took part in a special Buddhism workshop to help us learn more about this peaceful religion.
The children have returned from their break refreshed and raring to go.
The half term has flashed by and we are already at the holidays.
Yesterday, Year 2 became scientists and explorers on their school trip to the beautiful Morden Hall Park.
A beautifully sunny week saw the start of assessment season as the Year 6s worked their way through the end of key stage SATs.
Despite it being a shorter week, the children have still been extremely busy.
This week, the school rounded off the week in a riot of colour as the children came dressed to impress and celebrate their cultural heritage as part of out International Day fundraising event.
Welcome back! I hope that everyone managed to have a good a rest over the Easter break and you are all feeling energised for the summer.
In Nursery, the children have been thinking about patterns and eggs amongst other things.
As ever, there has been lots going on at Atwood this week.
On Monday 24th March 2025, the members of Atwood’s School Council visited the Houses of Parliament.
In a week when the sun shone and we managed to get back on the field at lunchtimes, the children have been busy in their classrooms.