School News

Checkmate

• Chess,Extra curricular
• Posted by Mr James

Wins and losses on both sides, with some great competitive play on all the boards, at the recent chess match with Solihull School. Our team represented all abilities from Forms 4, 5 and 6 and everyone thoroughly enjoyed trying to outmanoeuvre their opponents. Read more

Destination Australia

• English
• Posted by Ms Freeman

We offered a warm Eversfield welcome to Primary Books this week. The whole school enjoyed the opportunity to join the storytellers and travel to Australia with them to learn more about the cultures, customs and languages of the indigenous people of Australia.   Read more

On the Ball

• Football,Sport
• Posted by Mr Sliney

With just 8 girls for a 7-a-side tournament, there was plenty of playing time for all at the girls' football festival hosted by Crackley Hall School.  The festival involved 13 teams from 11 schools and hundreds of girls who were all delighted to put their tackling and shooting skills to the test. Read more

Exploring Solihull Play Town

• Nursery,Kindergarten,Communication,Role Play
• Posted by Miss Shipley

Exploring the environment at Solihull Play Town has been a great experience for Kindergarten and Nursery this week. There was something for everyone to enjoy! There was a buzz of excitement as children investigated the toys on offer, and chatted to each other when building up and acting out their own stories. Read more

Splash-tastic!

• Sport
• Posted by Miss Blundell

Putting aside their nerves, our swimming squad performed tremendously well at the recent qualifying rounds of the IAPS Championships. It is a hugely popular nationwide competition attracting some 400 schools and hundreds of talented swimmers to qualifying galas across the UK during the spring term. Read more

What Really Counts When Choosing a School?

• Posted by Mr Yates

*Robert Yates, Headmaster at Eversfield Preparatory School, reflects on the changing environment of schools and what really counts when it comes to meeting children’s differing emotional and educational needs. Read more

Extending Skills Beyond the Curriculum

• English,History,Research Skills
• Posted by Mrs Phillips

Looking at the life, times and people connected to the tragic life of Anne Frank, Form 6 (HP & JP) have undertaken a six-week research project. Read more

It's Good to Talk

• Pastoral Care
• Posted by Mrs Sliney

We joined 1,000s of schools last week to shine a spotlight on Children's Mental Health Week and the importance of young people’s mental health. Read more

This World with The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

• Posted by Mr Biggs

No-one ever forgets the first time they hear a live professional orchestra. A trip to Symphony Hall, Birmingham allowed Form 4 to join The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra this week on an exploration of the world, and the impact humans have upon it, through music. Read more

Fast and Furious Netball Skills

• Posted by

The hotly-contested Netball Skills Tournament, organised by the South Solihull Schools Sports Partnership, bought together 14 teams from across the borough to compete. This is no ordinary match-play tournament. Read more