In the last week of term, Year 6 had their very own 'World Cup' party. It was an afternoon full of team games, quizzes and of course, football. On the last day of term, as usual we had our traditional shirt signing and Year 6 V Teachers netball- of course the teachers won! We also had some time in class looking at our memory books. It was a memorable last week of term. Happy summer holidays!

Today was the leavers’ service in church and what a wonderful service it was. The Year 6s read out some favourite memories of their time at St Eanswythe’s, some of these were extremely funny. (It is very clear that I do not enjoy heights!) They then received their awards for academic achievements, a ‘quirky’ oscar for every pupil in the class as well as a bible to mark their time at St Eanswythes. After church the route back to school was lined by the other six classes, sta

Our Year 6 Leavers Talent Show- The Final Act was filled with laughter, music and unforgettable performances. It was the perfect reminder of how far the children have come. We are incredibly proud of each and every one of them and wish them every success as they begin their new chapter. A huge thank you to all the adults who have shown support, love and kindness on their St Eanswythe's journey. St Eanswythe's Class of 2026

Year 6 enjoyed a fantastic evening at their end of year school sleepover. The school hall was filled with their very own dens which made perfect (tad hot) sleeping quarters! The evening started with disco and inflatable fun. The children had fun on the bucking bronco, sumo suits and penalty shootout- we had some brilliant record times on the bucking bronco. They showed us what fantastic moves they had with a disco provided by our very own resident DJ! Everyone worked up quite

Year 6 took part in their sponsored fun run this week along the Leas. This event was about much more than running. It was a celebration of teamwork and the fantastic spirit that our Year 6's have shown throughout their time at school. We stopped for a lolly on the way back and of course, had to finish off with some water fight fun back at school. A huge thank you to all the wonderful adults who generously supported the children with sponsors! The money will be going towards c

This week, Year 6 took part in the annual Canada Day Service which commemorates the 305 Canadian soldiers who died in WW1 and are buried in the Shorncliffe Military Cemetery. The memorial service takes place each year on or near Canada Day at the Canadian Servicemen's graves, which is attended by local civic dignitaries, representatives from the Canadian High Commission, the local British Army Command, War Graves Commission, Veterans and Old Comrade's Associations. The child

During this week all the classes participated in KIC theatre drama workshops. The topics covered were Sound, Shadow and Light, Journeys, Where the Wild Things Are, Transition, Secret Agents and Our Local Area. KIC Theatre is always a popular activity with all the classes and Ian is brilliant with the children.

This afternoon in Year Six we had a transition workshop. This is where we thought about the theme of transition and how we felt about this upcoming experience. We explored this through games, question and answer sessions, and writing advice for each other . Through our games we found out that a lot of us shared the same worries and it was great to support each other as a class. After lots of deep thinking we relaxed with some cooling ice poles to celebrate our afternoon toget