Through The Classroom Door

Crumbs!

• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mrs Brown

If I happen to look out of my classroom window at about half past one on a Wednesday afternoon, I can be sure to see a small procession of Form 1 cooks, with hands freshly washed and sleeves rolled up, all heading off with Mrs Brown to the Food Technology Room in Upper School. Read more

Timeline Travellers

• History,egypt,greece
• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mr Leonard

By this time in Form 4, pupils at Eversfield are well versed in the history and culture of ancient civilizations. Read more

Psst! This Lesson is Secret!

• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mrs Gilmartin

By the time you read this, mothers up and down the country will have had their hearts well and truly melted by thoughtful cards and lovely gifts. Maybe they will even have enjoyed breakfast in bed and will have been taken out for a hearty lunch. Read more

Lights, Camera and a Little Bit of Action!

• Katie Morag,ipad,animation
• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mr Solly

Poor Katie Morag! Driven to distraction by her new baby sister’s constant howling, she goes out on a blustery day and hurls her favourite teddy bear into the Atlantic Ocean. Within minutes, she bitterly regrets what she has done. Read more

Stinky Science

• science,British science week,poo
• Posted by

If you thought things couldn’t get any more exciting at Eversfield following our recent Reading and Writing Festival…well, think again! We celebrated British Science Week on the theme of Journeys with such memorable investigations and challenges that no-one could be left in any doubt that Science must be the most marvellous subject on the planet! For Form... Read more

A School full of Stories

• world book day,reading,writing,festival
• Posted by Miss Freeman

A visitor arriving unexpectedly at school last Thursday morning would have been forgiven for thinking that Eversfield has a new school uniform. A uniform consisting of black cloaks, wands and round spectacles. Apart from Harry and Hermione, we had Horrid Henry, Moody Margaret, Mary Poppins and Robin Hood. Read more

Practice Makes Perfect

• Netball,games,sport
• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mrs Buxton

Last term I told you about how we begin the process of teaching rugby skills to our Form 1 children. Read more

What a Relief!

• Posted by Miss Freeman and Mrs Hastings

You have no doubt heard of the sporting expression ‘a game of two halves’. Well, it sounds as though Mrs Hastings’ Geography lesson with 4ML was a lesson of two halves, unequal in time but most certainly equal in both interest and genuine fascination. Read more

London’s Burning

• Posted by Miss Freeman and Miss Murphy

Imagine if you walked unsuspectingly into your classroom one day after lunch and found an apparently random collection of objects strewn all over the floor…a wine bottle (empty, before you ask!), some cheese, a few biscuits and a little bit of spilt flour. Read more

French Spoken Here

• French,Reception
• Posted by Miss Freeman and Miss Wigmore

These days it seems to me that the phrase “How are you?” is used as much as part of a greeting as it is in a genuine enquiry. There is no particular expectation of a response, and even less so of a detailed discussion of one’s woes and ailments. Read more