Year: 2019

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?

  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.

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…

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.

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…

People suggest that Early Years are the most important years of a child’s life, is this true? The Early Years form the foundations of any child’s life. A child’s Nursery Years are their first taste of school and surviving without their parent and of being independent in the big wide world. It is essential that…

Selected pupils in Year 5 and 6 yesterday attending Westminster Under School Athletics meet – where three schools met to compete against one another in a series of Track and Field events at Vincent Square. Westminster Cathedral Choir, Westminster Under and Eaton Square U11 teams competed in field events including Long Jump, High Jump, Shot Put…

The U10 cricket team played a match at Linford Christie stadium against Notting Hill Prep. The girls played fantastically on this sunny afternoon; a special mention to Teagan for confidently captaining our side and to Maia and Alexia for their fabulous communication skills and batting skills.

This week, the Knightsbridge children have been developing their counting skills. They have been working with 1:1 correspondence activities and counting how many friends are at Nursery.

Yesterday, Maths Dance came in to hold sessions with the Reception and Year 1 children. The concept for Maths Dance is to teach young children Maths in an exciting and engaging way, tapping into the children’s creativity, imagination and self-expression. Yesterday, they taught ‘Symmetry’ to Year 1 where we got the children to explore symmetrical…