11 December 2025
CYP Lower – Reception Nativity
We had a wonderful start to the morning at Cypress Lower as our Reception children gave their first Nativity performance to a packed hall of parents and carers.
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We had a wonderful start to the morning at Cypress Lower as our Reception children gave their first Nativity performance to a packed hall of parents and carers.
Year Three had a fantastic day working with Martin from Architecture Workshops to create their very own model of the Crystal Palace.
Whether it’s lacing up fresh trainers before a match, hearing the roar of the crowd as you step onto the pitch, nailing a perfect shot or celebrating a last-minute win with your teammates — how would you describe the ultimate sports moment?
Glitter and Sparkle Little Cypress has been transformed in to a Winter Wonderful as December arrived on Monday!
This week at the Lower School we have been thinking about our Pegasus Value ‘We have Good Manners’.
Year 5 had a fantastic time on Viking Day, taking part in a wide range of activities that helped them understand more about life in the past.
We have had another busy week at Cypress, with different trips and events taking place.
On Wednesday 26th November, Year 5 enjoyed an exciting and informative visit from our local police officers.
All our three classes visited the palace this week, as part of their thematic learning on the Tudor era.
Gingerbread Men We had a wonderful time last week in Little Cypress, getting our crafts ready for our Christmas hoops that go up in the hall next week!
It has been another hectic week at the Upper School. We began Friendship week with the assembly theme, “How can I make a positive difference in our school community?”
Year Three wrapped up their fascinating study of Victorian life with a special treat—an afternoon tea!
This week, the school council and house captains set off on an unforgettable adventure to the Houses of Parliament, and what a day it was!
Year 4 had a fantastic session with the school’s head chef, Morad, who gave them a lively reminder about the Eatwell Plate and introduced them to the importance of using their senses when exploring food.
Red for Remembrance What a poignant and thought provoking week we have had in Little Cypress!