10 March 2023
World Maths Day results!
World Maths Day, hosted by our online maths program Mathletics, has now ended and the results are in!
We have some places remaining at our Nursery at Ecclesbourne Primary School in September. Full time and part time places are available. Please call 020 8684 3187 and ask to speak to Cheryl Peters (school hours Monday to Thursday) or e-mail epsadmin@pegasusacademytrust.org for more information. If you would like to see a virtual tour of the Nursery premises please click here.
World Maths Day, hosted by our online maths program Mathletics, has now ended and the results are in!
Congratulations to all the parents who completed the Ecclesbourne Family Learning (ESOL) Course run by CALAT.
Mathletics (our Key Stage 2 online maths program) are hosting their own World Maths Day this week and here at Ecclesbourne the children are limbering up for the big day!
Congratulations to Venus, Comets and Shuttles who each won the reading competition for their age group!
We have had a wonderful book week at Ecclesbourne, leading up to a fantastic World Book Day dress-up and character slam today.
Congratulations to Naksh and Nikshi who are the winners of our Extreme Reading Competition!
What a wonderful week of stories, poems and books across all the Pegasus schools.
Today at Ecclesbourne we were very lucky to have published author, Kimba, visit and work with our upper Key Stage 2 children.
What an exciting week we have been having here at Whitehorse Manor Juniors.
Young mathematicians from across Key Stage 2 at EPS have been attending Mrs Springall and Mrs Stutter’s Marvellous Maths club on a Monday after school.
Today, Miss Tye launched the opening of the Reading Café, located within the school library.
Today, we have had the pleasure of having Joshua Siegal (an author/poet) visiting Whitehorse Manor Junior School.
We started our World Book Day celebrations with a fantastic visit from Joshua Seigal.
Children from across the school were treated to an oral health and hygiene workshop today.
Today, Mrs Pinkney, Mrs Chang and a small group of children, took to the school field with their spades and began planting Daffodil bulbs.