16 October 2026
EPS GUINNESS WORLD RECORD!
On Thursday 8th October, the children at Ecclesbourne took part in a Readathon with the aim to set a new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the most people reading online in 12 hours.
Dates for prospective parents to visit our schools are here
On Thursday 8th October, the children at Ecclesbourne took part in a Readathon with the aim to set a new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the most people reading online in 12 hours.
Last week, the children exercised their democratic rights, as part of their British Values, to elect the Captains for their houses: Athens, Corinth, Olympia and Sparta.
Today, Year 6 had a visitor from TFL. The children had a very informative presentation about different modes of transport, how to get a Zip Card, what to do in an emergency as well as general safety when travelling and using public transport.
Last week, the children in Year 6 at EPS put on a fantastic production of Aladdin (A-Lad-in Trouble)!
Year 6 have had a fantastic three days on their residential trip to Cobnor.
This week, children across Key Stage 2 took part in Cypress Primary’s very first Maths Competition and what a fantastic event it was!
This week marks our Trust wide ‘Science Week’. The theme for this year is ‘Curiosity’ which we have been exploring in different ways.
On Wednesday, the children in Year 6 headed off to to Chessington World of Adventures.
After months of incredible dedication, focus and hard work, our wonderful Year 6 students have officially finished their SATs!
The children in Year 4, 5 & 6 all took part in water safety workshops with the RNLI this week.
Since the start of the year, our UKS2 students have been bridging the generation gap every Monday morning.
This week, Ecclesbourne celebrated World Maths Day in style! The children’s costumes for the maths mufti were amazing and incredibly creative (please take a look at the pictures).
The children who remained at EPS while the others were at camp, had a really fantastic time together!
Spring has arrived in bursts of sunshine, brightening our days and warming the air at Cypress.