Easingwold School has a new ‘sign in’ procedure for sports events taking place at school during the school day. We have been asked to make sure that all parents are aware of this procedure for the Cross Country Festival taking place next Wednesday 8th November. Once Easingwold are happy that we have everyone, each school...Read More
Unfortunately, I am continuing to have complications caused by campylobacter bacterium. I will be in school tomorrow, however, I won’t be running Tag Rugby Club after school.Read More
Some year 2s and 3s used Numicon to investigate patterns with numbers. They looked at counting in 2s, 5s and 10s and whether the numbers in each sequence were odd, even or both. We had a go at counting backwards and forwards from different points in our sequences too, which was tricky but good fun....Read More
Following an Environmental Review carried out by our Eco Council (made up of children from Years 1-6), the children have chosen to participate in Switch Off Fortnight this year in order to improve habits in the school and at home with regard to saving energy. Over the course of the two weeks, our Eco Councillors...Read More
Year 2/3 have been reading some of the Katie Morag stories by Mairi Hedderwick and have enjoyed learning about the Isle of Struay, where the books are set. We decided that it would be a great idea if everyone visited the Isle of Struay and researched, planned and wrote pieces of persuasive writing to convince...Read More
Parent groups tell the BBC they fear children could suffer in a push to cut deficits.
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