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Lent Term 2012
- Term begins Wednesday 4th January
- Half-Term Monday 13th February to Friday 17th February (inclusive)
- Term ends Friday 30th March
Summer Term 2012
- Term begins Monday 23rd April
- Half-Term Monday 4th June to Friday 8th June (inclusive)
- Term ends Wednesday 11th July
Michaelmas Term 2012
- Term begins Wednesday 5th September
- Half-Term Friday 26th October to Monday 5th November (inclusive)
- Term ends Friday 14th December
Lent Term 2013
- Term begins Thursday 3rd January
- Half-Term Monday 18th February to Friday 22nd February (inclusive)
- Term ends Friday 22nd March
Summer Term 2013
- Term begins Tuesday 16th April
- Half-Term Monday 27th May to Friday 31st May (inclusive)
- Term ends Tuesday 9th July
Events
Headmaster's Blog
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Lent Term
2012-01-03 17:08:59Welcome back to a new year and the beginning of the Lent term. I hope that you all had a good...
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Cotton Wool
2011-11-21 13:03:47Yes we all love our children and of course we want only the best for them. One of the sacrifices we have...
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October
2011-10-11 10:30:00Where have all the blogs gone? Unfortunately I have not been near the website often enough so far this term. I...
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Welcome to a New Term
2011-09-06 22:33:54Welcome to a new academic year. the weather has changed so suddenly and the summer holidays have come to an end....
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Thank-you
2011-07-30 13:07:49The Thanksgiving service at the end of term was, as always, a very emotional day for leavers, parents, staff and me....
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News
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Kung Hei Fat Choi
2012-01-27 15:18:43Reception and Nursery pupils have enjoyed a week of celebrations for the Chinese New Year of the Dragon. Reception classrooms have been...
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A busy Christmas at Eversfield
2011-12-08 12:36:12The children at Eversfield have been enjoying a busy end of term. Upper School children all came out to support the teachers...
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Things we take for granted
2011-11-28 13:12:21Form 6 pupils welcomed back Rachel Setchell of RNIB Actionnaires West Midlands last Friday. Rachel came to talk to our Form 6...
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Pedal pushing for Charity
2011-06-13 11:18:04Ten year-old Dougie Dolleymore has recently returned from a fundraising bike... more...
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Read-a-thon
2011-03-29 11:25:22Eversfield Preparatory School pupils were set a task with a difference... more...
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Pupils celebrate music exam success
2011-01-07 11:30:37Pupils at Eversfield Preparatory School are celebrating some fantastic music results.... more...
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Pupils discover old toys are as good as new
2010-11-30 13:02:43As the build up to Christmas begins in earnest and... more...
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Eversfield pupils share harvest gifts and launch new charity appeal
2010-10-25 13:10:36Pupils at Eversfield Preparatory School will be thinking of others this... more...
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Headmaster's Blog
Lent Term
Welcome back to a new year and the beginning of the Lent term. I hope that you all had a good Christmas and that you haven't broken your new year's resolution yet! This term starts with Form 6 pupils taking their entrance exams to various independent senior schools. I would like to wish the parents of those children good luck; the children do not need luck as their results are really down to how well they have revised and worked throughout the year. Which school they will be offered places at will also be determined by which academic institute will suit them best, to nurture them through their teenage years and help them on the road to GCSE's, IB's, A levels and higher education, if that is their direction.
Cotton Wool
Yes we all love our children and of course we want only the best for them. One of the sacrifices we have made is to spend thousands of hard earned pounds on their education, sending them to a school where they will get the best care, academic teaching and social and physical development in an environment of motivation and high expectations. In fact our concern for 'the best' for our children started well before schooling. But can we care too much? Can our ever increasing demands for excellence and well being surpass what is good and healthy?
October
Where have all the blogs gone? Unfortunately I have not been near the website often enough so far this term. I hope I can make amends. The children our working hard and the routines are now back in place. The Autumn Term is always a great term for progress, with our children concentrating on forming good work habits and accelerating their learning. Thank-you for all the questionnaire replies. I have gleaned much from them. We will be issuing a summary for all parents to see. I hope you will have noticed some changes and additions to the school that have actually addressed some of the issues brought up.
Welcome to a New Term
Welcome to a new academic year. the weather has changed so suddenly and the summer holidays have come to an end. I hope you have all had some good times together as families and been kept busy. The best part of the summer months is the long hours of daylight.
Thank-you
The Thanksgiving service at the end of term was, as always, a very emotional day for leavers, parents, staff and me. It was a time when all the school can celebrate the achievements of all of the children, especially Form 6 boys and girls and what great achievements they have made. It was also a sad day for many as Form 6 children had their last tea back at the school and we all said our farewells. The next time we will see them will be when they return next Summer to compete for the Old Pupils' v Form 6 rounders match.
July!
What a marvellous Open Day we had. The weather favoured us and the sun shone down for most of the afternoon. The children really enjoyed being able to show you many of the activities and much of the work that they have been preparing throughout the year. I particularly enjoyed the swing band and the children singing. However, I'm sure the musical dustbins, bottles and brooms left a lasting memory. Many thanks to members of the ESA who spent many hours preparing for the fun and the activities staff too. A special thanks to the organising sub-committee and to our Head Boy, Sam who stepped in to cover pianist duties (I am glad to say that Miss Griggs is now well on the way to recovery).
Open Day
Today it was meant to be raining, but the sun is beginning to peep from behind the clouds. Normally this would make me happy but it does not. I would rather it rained heavily this afternoon not tomorrow!
Charity Day
What a wonderful day Thursday was. Charity Day was like no other. This year the School Council arranged the whole of the activities including a cake sale, badges, all pupils in the school completing either a biathlon or triathlon, followed by a talent show for evening entertainment. I was mightily impressed with their ideas and how they organised themselves to take charge of each event. All the members that were involved deserve very special thanks and congratulations. Likewise the staff joined in admirably especially Mr Genders who enjoyed playing in the bouncy castle! A thank you also to the ESA parents who helped marshal the event on the field but refused a go at the hurdles. Eversfiedl's Got Talent evening saw some exceptionally good acts from very confident performers. It was much better than Simon Cowell's version. It was not only entertaining but great to see so much talent. This year the children have raised in excess of £8000, with more to come in before Saturday next. - RY
Web-site
Welcome to our new web-site. I hope you like it. New layouts, whether supermarkets, buildings or web-sites take a little while to get used to. There are some different approaches used in this web-site and I have no doubt that we will discover some problems or dislikes along the way. Please do reply with a comment to express your views or if you find any incorrect entries.
Never believe the gossip!
I’ve never really been enamoured with Shakespeare. As a child I could never understand the language that was used. I may as well have been reading or listening to Greek. When I was at school one of our literary studies was Julius Caesar. I did not fare well with my interpretations and analysis. So when I recently found myself in conversation with a friend who was extolling the virtues of the newly refurbished Stratford Theatre I wasn’t really convinced. My interpretation of a good play was not the same as theirs, but then my experiences had not been similar either. Another friend who was with us at the time relayed a story which was not so favourable. He had been in a seat where he could not get a clear view, had people coughing and sneezing all over him, thought that the acting was sub-standard and was totally bored.
