This week was Book Week, and to celebrate this we have had a week full of activities celebrating the love of reading and story-telling. On Tuesday, 6K delivered an assembly all about World Book Day and the importance of books. They shared some of their favourite characters with us and explored the theme of heroes and…
Year 6 has had an incredibly busy week, they visited the RAF Museum on Wednesday. The pupils took part in a workshop with an air raid warden and dressed up in real RAF uniforms. They then explored the newly renovated museum to find out about military aircraft from across the world, both old and new. In…
This week the children enjoyed celebrating Pancake Day! They ate some lovely pancakes with some happy faces and also tried to flip some too! On the art table, they made their own paper plate pancake to take home.
The children started the week off with a school trip to the Victorian Ragged School Museum! They dressed as Victorian children and experienced what it was like in a Victorian classroom with a Victorian teacher and rules – very different to the classrooms of Eaton Square! In the afternoon, the children took part in a workshop focused…
Our Chairman, Aatif Hassan, attended a dinner at Buckingham Palace last week where he was able to discuss the Prince’s Trust and other charities with Prince Charles. Following the dinner, Aatif had a meeting with the Prince of Wales’s office in St James’s Palace to build bridges and put in place an exciting Dukes Education plan…
The ESS U11 football team arrived at Claire’s Court in Maidenhead both excited and anxious. This is the first year we have entered the competition and the boys felt like they had something to prove. In the group stages, the team produced some fantastic performances. The pitches and the weather were tricky at times but the…
Our Chairman, Aatif Hassan, attended a dinner at Buckingham Palace last week where he was able to discuss the Prince’s Trust and other charities with Prince Charles. Following the dinner, Aatif had a meeting with the Prince of Wales’s office in St James’s Palace to build bridges and put in place an exciting Dukes Education plan…
