Ernesford Grange kicked off their season in emphatic style with a commanding 9–0 victory over St Laurence’s in the opening round of the Harry Shaw Cup. From the first whistle, Ernesford displayed sharp attacking play and clinical finishing that set up a great win! There was great energy from the midfielders working very hard to get forward and help out
Category: Year 5 Blog
Some of our excited Year 5 pupils took part in a Dodgeball event at the AT7 Centre. The children showed fantastic sportsmanship and enthusiasm throughout the day, cheering each other on and giving it their all. The event was looking for Teamwork, Respect and Honesty and our children demonstrated that throughout! Well done Year 5.
This week was our History Fair- the theme was important buildings and monuments. The children across the school worked extremely hard to create their projects and it was heart-warming to see such a big turn out. Thank you to everyone who attended and took part, our projects ranged from local buildings and monuments, such as Coventry Cathedral, Bagot’s Castle and
Today, we had a visit from the lovely people at Myton Hospice. We listened incredibly well and learnt a lot about who they looked after, and why it was important to raise money to help continue their work. We have been asked to help by using our little bear to go on an adventure with and writing about it –
A huge thank you to Reverend John for coming and teaching Year 5 and 6 about Harvest and why it is important. We had a lot of fun singing Harvest songs and learning about the importance of generosity, and how this relates to what we do to celebrate the season at EGPS. Thank you to all of the children that
Bringing Colour and Creativity to the Playground: Chalk Mandalas For Outdoor Art Skills Academy, we’re finding new ways to bring joy, mindfulness, and creativity to our school playground—and one of the most exciting activities has been creating chalk mandalas. What Are Mandalas? Mandalas are circular designs made up of repeating patterns and shapes. Across many cultures, they represent unity, balance,
This week, Year 5 had a fantastic opportunity to both share and learn as part of our writing journey. We proudly presented our non-chronological reports to the Year 4 children, who listened carefully and asked some brilliant questions about our chosen topics. It was wonderful to see the Year 5 pupils speak with such confidence and enthusiasm about their work,
Day three has kicked off with crate stacking, a muddy assault course and mountain biking!