Through The Classroom Door

Lost…or Not!

• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mr Sliney

Being a rather old school type of person, I believe we are too reliant these days on computer technology to tell us where we are and where we should be going. Read more

Ways of Seeing

• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mrs Beech

Last Friday we had an Art Day at Eversfield. Mrs Beech came in especially to work with a group of Form 5 pupils. Her aim was to provide the children with sufficient time and space to explore images and media at their own pace. Read more

Monoblogue

• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mrs Phillips

Lost overboard from his family’s yacht in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, it’s hard to imagine how things could get much worse for Michael, the hero of the classic novel Kensuke’s Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo. Read more

The Squashability Factor

• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mr Solly

Who would want to be a teddy bear in Form 2? You come to school all happy and eager, expecting to receive lots of cuddles from the friendly Eversfield children, and what happens? Mr Solly tells you that you have to take part in an investigation to find out how squashy you are and... Read more

Everything in Proportion

• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mr Poultney

If I had my time at primary school over again, I think I would have liked Mr Poultney to be my Maths teacher. Read more

The Way of St Paul

• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mrs Yates

We have just come to the end of a period known at Eversfield as Open Door Fortnight, during which time teachers and teaching assistants are invited to spend at least one lesson observing the work of a colleague. Read more

The Estimation Question

• Miss Freeman and Mrs Buxton
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I am sure that, just like me, you are all far too young to remember a song recorded in the early 1980s by Bananarama and the Fun Boy Three entitled It Ain’t What You Do, It’s The Way That You Do It. Read more

D is for Daddy

• Posted by Miss Freeman and Miss Wigmore

Have you ever wondered what Father’s Day is all about? Cynics would tell you that it is no more than a shallow, modern imitation of the more traditional Mothering Sunday, orchestrated by greeting card companies to boost their sales. Read more

Eversfield Kindergarten Gets My Goat!

• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mrs Eades

When I was a little girl growing up in Olton, I was led to believe that a fierce troll lived under the bridge over the stream in Jubilee Park. It always worried me slightly that there were never any goats in the park to chase the troll away. Read more

Foreign Fields

• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mr Robbins

The Form 6 residential trip to Le Touquet in France offers our children learning opportunities in so many different ways. Read more