20 March 2026
CYP LOWER – Little Cypress: How does your garden grow?
What a fun-packed week we have had in Little Cypress! We have been very keen to make cards by cutting and sticking and writing messages to our friends.
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What a fun-packed week we have had in Little Cypress! We have been very keen to make cards by cutting and sticking and writing messages to our friends.
In literacy we have been looking for signs of spring and reading the story of “Clean Up”.
Last week in nursery the children were busy learning all about the lifecycle of a frog with the help of our supporting story book ‘The Teeny Weeny Tadpole.’
Lots of learning to recap on this week! On Monday, we introduced the story Willbee the bumblebee.
This morning, at the Upper School, we were delighted to welcome the London Mozart Players, who led a truly inspiring and memorable assembly.
Eid Mubarak to all Cypress families celebrating! We have been learning about Eid at the Lower School this week and thank Mrs Ebrahim for her wonderful assembly on Monday.
This week it really started to feel like spring in school.
Next Thursday the 26th March is World Maths Day and here at Pegasus we will be celebrating in style!
This half term in Science Year 2 have been learning about the conditions a plant needs in order to grow healthily.
This week, the children continued with the topic, ‘To the Recue!’
We had an another action packed program for Book Week this year!
Our recent adventure to the heart of the capital provided our students with an unforgettable opportunity to see history and modern engineering collide.
Reception have been loving their Spring half term topic of “To the rescue.”
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It’s always lovely to go and visit the children (and staff) after their first night in the woods at Cuffley, but this year something was different.