Earith Primary School

Our Events Gallery for 2022 - 2023

Healthy Week 2023

Our children know the importance of leading healthy lifestyles. Our annual Healthy Week in
school just elevates this importance.
This year’s Healthy Week was yet another action packed affair:
 
Healthy Pizza Making
 
Dance and Pilates sessions with CambsFit
We even had the local
Earith Village Book Club visit, who, in advance, had read many of the titles our children have studied as
part of the curriculum in order to lead engaging book discussions - fabulous.
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We had Sports Day lunch
 
Friday saw our celebration assembly and a chance to view the Coronation Quilt, which is on tour–
our pupils from Sewing Club have contributed to this, with their beautifully regal patches.
Coronation QuiltSports Day, what a fantastic end of a fantastic week
 

Ladybird Boat & Holt Island Trip: Thistle

A lovely day in the locality with Thistle: exploring Holt Island and enjoying a leisurely ride up the river – in the sun!

Illumina 25.04.2023

Bluebell and Dahlia had a fantastic time in the science session led by Illumina on Tuesday afternoon, learning about DNA and how to extract it from a strawberry! There was a lot of excitement and talking for learning within the room! 

Easter Egg Rolling Competition 31.03.2023

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Tim: Stonemason, Sculptor, Carver – Visit 28.03.2023
Whole-hearted thanks to Tim for volunteering his morning to visit every class at Earith and speak
to our pupils so passionately about his craft. Not only did Tim teach our pupils all about his trade,
steeped in knowledge to support the DT curriculum, he also delved into the history, geography
and science around stonemasonry, sculpting and carving.

Maths Day 27.03.2023

Tessellating patterns; a world record for the largest part-whole model; pictograms, doubles;
maths graffiti and drones, amongst many other activities – fun with numbers for all: we hope
your children enjoyed their World Maths Day 2023

STEM Day 19.03.2023

Young Farmer 17.03.2023

Thank you to our Young Farmer, Luke Ablett, who visited school on Monday.  Luke spoke to each class in the Hall about a range of areas, including a typical working day across different seasons, the machinery he uses for planting and harvesting crops and how he is working to reduce his farm's carbon footprint.

Adrenaline Martial Arts Assembly: 15.3.23 :  our children, wowed with their skills in Karate, as well as showcasing two of their super students' skills:  Ava & Jamie.  The Team taught us a little more about the discipline that sits alongside the ethos of their club - readiness and mindset being key drivers - just like here at Earith Primary School - oss! Several pupils were interested in joining.  Cards from the club have been sent home.  Thank You, Adrenaline Martial Arts.  Take a look at the videos below:

The Giant Picnic - 03.03.2023
World Book Day - 02.03.2023
St Ives Rotary Club Quiz for Year 6 - 23.02.2023
The year 6 children, worked together to impart their knowledge of geography, plants, animals and general knowledge. They thoroughly enjoyed themselves and were an asset to our school.
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Safer Internet Day 07.02.2023 
During Internet Safety Day, we discussed some real-life examples of potential problems which could happen online. I was amazed by the children's level of maturity and empathy, when discussing different scenarios. They were reflective, posed excellent questions, and gave fantastic advice and suggestions.
Lunchtime Fun (Feb 2023)
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Last day of the Autumn Term
Have a wonderful Christmas!
 
Best-Dressed Competition Winners
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Christmas Fun & Parties 
SANTA!!...You came!
 
Whole School Christmas Lunch
 
Christmas Movie with Whole-School
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Spreading a little festive cheer: each class visiting the Woodlands Residential Care Home with gifts, song & dance.  Each child hand-made a Christmas Card for the residents, too.  
FOES 400: a positive dilemma in PSHE: FOES donation of £400 per class, but how should the money be spent? Classes enjoyed choosing resources that would bring them happiness.  Some groups of children, electing to 'club together' for greater purchasing power.  Thank You, FOES - and for the additional £400 for outdoor resources.
Christmas Singalong (Part 1): children learnt to sing a range of popular Christmas songs which they sung and danced to, alongside their parents and interspersed with school musicians (pianists, drummers, singers, guitars) during our Interactive Christmas Singalong.
Christmas Mini-Performances (Part 2): classes were given creative ownership over what they performed.  We had singing, dancing, joke-telling, gymnastics and acting.  
Merry Christmas, All from Earith Primary School.
AFRICA ALIVE!
Dahlia Class had the most amazing visit to the Zoo. Not only did they see a
wide range of animals from Africa, they also represented the school in a very positive way. I am
sure the memories will last forever!
 

A snapshot of our fun provision at lunchtime: indoor (wet outside)

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outdoor (whilst field wet and Muddy!)

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Daffodil class had a wonderful day at the Raptor Foundation

Danceathon 2022

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On our class trip to Hamerton Zoo, Thistle Class have applied our knowledge of animals gained in Science and jungles in Geography to better understand which animals are adapted to which environment.

Lunchtimes indoors - getting ready for the wet plays ahead...

Bluebell class enjoyed a fantastic day out at Peterborough Cathedral learning about Katherine of Aragon and Henry VIII, the history of the monestry that became the Cathedral and the symbolic stone rebuses from the Tudor period. They all behaved brilliantly and should be very proud of themselves.

Gordon's first Friendship Club: this half term - fostering relationships between Daffodil & Bluebell Class.  Joined by the Kindness Monster.

Week 1

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Week 2 Friendship Club continued 

Here's more from Week 3

 

Children harvesting the fruits of their labour following the summer growth - return of Gardening Club.

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