Due to the generosity of the parents and friends of St Eanswythe’s during the past year of fund raising, the PTFA is in a happy position of being able to make useful purchases to benefit the children of our school. We were so pleased to receive two folding screens for the hall this week. They … Continue reading
The Children of St Eanswythe’s had a lovey Christmas treat, courtesy of the generous donations you have made to the PTFA this past term. The Pantomime came to school- Oh yes it did! The whole school enjoyed the story of ‘A Christmas Carol’, with lots of singing and audience participation that got everyone in the … Continue reading
The PTFA ‘pop up Christmas shop’ was set up in school this week, giving children the chance to buy a surprise gift for a loved one for just £1. Our helpful elves then wrapped it up, to allow the children to keep it a secret until the big day. The children put so much thought … Continue reading
In worship today the winners of some of the Christmas fair games were announced and they came out to collect their prizes, well done to the winners.
The St Eanswythe’s Christmas Season started with a bang with the PTFA Christmas Fair. It was wonderful to see so many of the children and their parents and carers come along to enjoy mulled wine, mince pies and to try their luck on a variety of games. Children sang Christmas carols while visitors browsed the … Continue reading
Thank you to everyone who attended the PTFA End of Term Discos. The children had a great time dancing with their friends and the fantastic parent and staff volunteer helpers showed off some of their moves too! It’s always such fun for everyone to let their hair down after another busy term at St Eanswythe’s.
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