16 February 2022
EPS museum day a feast for the eyes
The annual museum day was a huge success with children across the trust displaying artistic and design skills in abundance.
Opportunities within The Pegasus Academy Trust. We have a number of teaching vacancies for September 2024 including two positions for Deputy Heads of School. For more information and/or an informal chat please contact Lynne Sampson at lsampson@pegasusacademytrust.org
The annual museum day was a huge success with children across the trust displaying artistic and design skills in abundance.
Escape to Ancient Egypt was the theme in year 6’s Museum day at EPS.
Last week, Bubbleworks came to Reception to teach us how to make slime!
EPS’s football teams have been celebrating after a pair of fantastic victories.
Today was the final day of the Ecclesbourne Family Learning (ESOL) Course run by CALAT.
There was a buzz of excitement around Ecclesbourne today as children excitedly prepared for our upcoming Museum day.
Today in Year 3, we have been learning about how to follow a set of instructions.
It has been revealed that Mr Twit has applied for the current vacancy at EPS’s kitchen.
Last week EPS Nursery children acted out the story of The Enormous Turnip and talked about why it is important to help each other.
The EPS Nursery children were amazed to discover a carpet of snowdrops outside their Nursery.
Buried away in a hidden patch of land at Ecclesbourne, it seems that some strange fruits have been growing.
Year 5 Right Track Programme Groups of year 5 children have been taking part in workshops focused on emotional wellbeing, building resilience, and developing self-esteem and confidence.
Year 2 went green fingered this afternoon when they planted a selection of amaryllis bulbs.
Today, a group of Year 13 students from the Brit School came to Ecclesbourne to run performance workshops for Saturn and Venus classes.
As part of our thematic learning, Year 6 have been studying the Ancient Egyptian irrigation mechanism for taking water from the River Nile to irrigate their crops.