World Maths Day
An excellent World Maths Day celebrated at Earith on Monday. It was lovely to see children in all classes exploring, experimenting with and investigating mathematics.
21.03.2025
This week, Sid met Jim gym! (Field provision open for the Summer!)
Rauf Class Geography Trip to Wisbech
During a Future Fens workshop, children focused their planning skills on land use, sustainability and building infrastructure. Working together to discuss their ideas and plans, children had to base their conclusions on real-world data.
Science Day 2025
What an incredible week British Science Week has been at Earith Primary School! From live experiments in assemblies to investigative lessons, to poster competitions, children have really been hands-on when working scientifically.
Hall Book Display
Hall Book Display 8 & 9
First came gorgeous books in homage to World Book Day. Then, in quick succession, a crafty & methodical collection for DT & Science Day (British Science Week). We love books!
13.03.2025 Science Day
This week, Sid met Science! (British Science Week: 2025)
DT Day 2025
What a creative day everyone had and wonderful to see all the children joining in.
Craft Club
This week, Sid the Cygnet setup birdfeeders for his fellow, feathered friends! (Craft Club: making & Hanging Birdfeeders).
World Book Day
World Book Day 2025
What a fantastic day to inspire the love of reading. Children immersed themselves in a wide range of fiction and non-fiction and took part in engaging reading activities designed to promote a love for the diversity of literature. The celebrations were topped off with an…
World Book Day
It was a fantastic day filled with creativity, imagination and most importantly, a shared love for reading! Thank You to all the parents and the children for your collective enthusiasm.
Love Your Year 6s: enterprise Event
Thanks to staff, the Year 6s and especially to FOES for their organisation and planning this Enterprise event.
Year 1/2 Trip to Cambridge Museum
Thanks to Mrs Barber & Mrs Eaton for leading this trip and to our volunteers and the high ratio of staff that attended in order to ensure it was a fun and safe experience for our pupils, linked to their studies in Science & History.