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Children in Reception are beginning their gymnastics learning journey through a fun and engaging space-themed approach. Children in Year 1 have been practising dribbling a ball in football FUNdamentals, developing control, coordination and spatial awareness.

Reception made us incredibly proud with their wonderful singing and confident acting during their performance of Our Little Christmas Story .

Our Reception children stepped into a world of festive wonder at Statfold Barn Railway. They visited Mrs Claus’ bakery, where they decorated gingerbread with care and creativity. Laughter and giggles filled the air as the children enjoyed the old-fashioned fairground rides, even getting caught in the snow! The adventure included a delightful ride on a steam train, the excitement of posting their very own letters to Santa, and some fun time in the soft play area. The highlight

Early Years have had SO much fun celebrating World Nursery Rhyme Week! We joined together as a Trust to sing our favourite nursery rhymes to each other via TEAMs — it was wonderful to see everyone joining in with such enthusiasm. The children looked absolutely fantastic in their costumes and loved every moment of their special day! Even the teachers got involved, dressing up as their favourite nursery rhyme characters.

Here are some photos of Class 2 also enjoying their egg experiment and visit from our local PCSO.

Reception have been putting their scientific skills to the test with a very special challenge, to help Humpty Dumpty stay safe if he ever has another great fall! As part of their learning about nursery rhymes, the children became young scientists and engineers, investigating how to protect an egg from breaking. Their mission: to design and make a helmet for Humpty Dumpty! The children explored a variety of different materials, discussing which ones will keep Humpty safe, and

Reception had a fantastic visit from PCSO Trudi Brittle, who came to share all about her role in keeping us safe. She talked with the children about the difference between PCSOs and police officers, explaining their responsibilities and how they help in the community. Trudi showed the children her uniform and equipment, giving them a hands-on experience by letting them try some of it on. This really helped the children understand what a PCSO does day-to-day. An important part

Flu vaccinations will be taking place on Monday 20th October for all children from Reception to Year 6. Please see the information below.

Children in the after-school mini musicals club loved exploring and playing a wide range of percussion instruments.

Thursday 9th October 2025 Thank you to all the families who were able to attend Reception’s Phonics and Maths Workshop. The children...

Wecome to Elston's Vitual Library. With our library, you have access to to a digital collection of books you can read or listen to...

Just a reminder that Elston Hall Primary School aims to be a Nut-Free school. The school aims to protect children who have allergies to...

Thursday 4th September It’s been wonderful to welcome everyone back to school – we’re so pleased to see how well the children are...

Wednesday 16th July 2025 What a vibrant and joyful day it was for our Early Years children as they took part in a fun-filled, meaningful...

Click on the book cover below to read fantastic, independent sentences written by our amazing Reception children!

July 2025

Thursday 12th June 2025 Thank you to all parents/carers who attended the meeting. Click on the image below to see the information we shared.

June 2025 There are key skills that schools expect children to be learning before their first day in Reception. Practising these will...

The Story Garden Summer Reading Challenge launches on Saturday 5th July 2025 in England and Wales. Children can sign up at their local...