Month: June 2019
First Place at ESSA National Relay Swimming Finals!
Last Monday morning, a group from the team came to see me holding their winners’ shields and cups from the ESSA National Relay Finals in Sheffield. This followed the IAPS successes from the week before. The results were: Freestyle – Relay Eaton Square 1st place Freestyle relay team: Liza 6W, Amanali 6W, Alex D 6K…
IAPS National (International) Swimming Finals
These started with 4,600 competitors from 285 schools and ended on Saturday (8 June) with 1,500 competitors (plus 3,000 spectators) at the IAPS National Swimming finals at the London Aquatics Centre. Schools had not only travelled to London from across the UK but from abroad as well; it was great to have a cohort from…
We Dressed as our Favourite Pop Stars!
The Nursery children thoroughly enjoyed dressing up as their favourite pop stars to raise money for our partnered chairty, Chiltern Music Therapy. Can you guess who we dressed as?
Florence Nightingale Museum
Year 2 visited the Florence Nightingale Museum yesterday, they had a workshop with Florence herself and learnt all about her life and the work she did! The children then took part in various activities around the museum.
Head for the Day
Tuesday saw Eaton Square under temporary leadership as our Charity Night Auction winning Head for the Day took charge. Jena (Year 6) did a fantastic job all day, from welcoming and dismissing pupils on the door and leading Church Assembly, to reading with pupils at Pimlico Nursery and the Pre Prep, as well as helping…
Farm to Fork
Years One, Three and Six were lucky enough to take part in some workshops run by local butcher, Parson’s Nose. They learnt about sustainable farming, food nutrition and they also took part in a cookery demonstration of scrambled eggs. After the workshop, the children were set a fun homework challenge to make scrambled eggs.
Life Cycle of a Plant
Before half term, the Knightsbridge children have been learning about the life cycle of a plant. They have been busy planting sunflower seeds and painting their interpretations of Vincent Van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers’. The children at Belgravia planted seeds with their teachers. They also learnt how to take care of plants and flowers by watering them…