Our Recent Events
YEAR 2 PETTY POOL ADVENTURES, by Mrs Shotton
Date: 12th May 2022 @ 10:55am
The Year 2s have just returned from their residential at Petty Pool. Have a look at all the amazing things they got up to.
Year 2 Start Their Adventures at Petty Pool, by Mrs Shotton
Date: 9th May 2022 @ 2:03pm
Year 3 & 4 Develop Orienteering Skills, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 26th Apr 2022 @ 9:00am
Year 3 & 4 have been developing their orienteering skills as well as perfecting their geographical knowledge about the location of different countries.
They had to use maps to locate points around school, collect the information about points of longitute and latitude and work out from atlases the loaction of mystery countries - a tricky task!
The teachers were very impressed with their map skills.
Reception Learn About Heroes, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 21st Apr 2022 @ 5:19pm
The children in Reception have started their "We Can Be Heroes" topic this half term by learning about the story of St George and the Dragon.
The children have loved all of the role play opportunities in the environment and have made a great start on some fantastic writing about the characters too.
They have also been busy making St Georges crosses and red roses to celebrate St Georges Day.
Year 4 Fun Continues at White Hall, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 21st Apr 2022 @ 3:42pm
Our year 4 children are having the time of their lives at White Hall.
After a great nights sleep they were up and ready to go. The children have been rock climbing, stream scambling, bouldering, on zipe wires and rope challenge courses.
They have loved the ability to develop their confidence, face their fears and gain independence.
What a Fun Filled Day, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 20th Apr 2022 @ 10:35pm
The Year 4 children arrived safely and have had a fun filled day.
The children have unpacked and settled into their new surroundings. They have enjoyed their first activities and tucked into their evening meals.
Tonight they have had a night walk around the Goyt Valley.
Hopefully we will have tired them out for a good nights sleep!
Year 4 Are Off To White Hall, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 20th Apr 2022 @ 1:09pm
Year 4 have set off on their journey to their residential visit to White Hall.
They are all very excited!
Year 1 Create Rice Dishes for Mama Panya's feast!, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 31st Mar 2022 @ 5:29pm
During DT week, Year 1 had a fabulous time designing, preparing and making various rice dishes for Mama Panya's feast! They learnt new skills such as how to use the bridge grip and claw grip. They peeled, chopped, sliced and grated their ingredients then mixed and sampled their own rice dish! Well done Year 1!
Year 1 Survey Alderley Edge, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 30th Mar 2022 @ 5:10pm
The Year One children went on a walk through Alderley Edge village as part of their Geography. They have been looking at different features in the village and comparing it to Kenya.
The children created a tally of the different buildings we saw along the way.
Year 4 Bakers in Action, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 29th Mar 2022 @ 8:42am
As part of their work in Food Technology, Year 4 have been designing and making bread. The best part is the evaluation of taste, smell and appearance!
Year 5 Bring Learning to Life, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 25th Mar 2022 @ 8:12am
Year 5 were lucky enough to be able to visit a Hindu temple called a Mandir.
They have been learning about Hindu beliefs, worship and key aspects of Hinduism which has been fascinating!
The children really enjoyed the experience and had the chance to ask lots of questions.
Have You Played Tchoukball - we have!, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 24th Mar 2022 @ 6:47pm
Tchoukball is a fast-paced and fun-filled sport suited for all ages and abilities. It’s uniquely positioned as one of the few mixed-gender sports in the UK.
Year 6 particpated in a Tchoukball competition at Wilmslow High School.
We sent two teams and the children played brilliantly. So well in fact, we were unbeaten and won!
Well done teams - we are really proud of you all.
Year 3 Visit The Edge, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 23rd Mar 2022 @ 6:00pm
What a beautiful day to walk up the Edge!
Year 3 set off to reach the summit and succeeded!!
We enjoyed amazing views and loved exploring the gulley and all the rocks! Later that afternoon, as part of our work in geography and science, we looked at our route on maps and then made our own sketch map of our route.
The children were a pleasure to take out and everyone had fun!
AECPS Spread the Laughter on Red Nose Day, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 21st Mar 2022 @ 1:12pm
We embraced the laughter on Red Nose Day to spread joy and happiness across the school.
The children came 'Dressed to Impress' wearing their funniest, reddest or best outfits.
All the classes held a joke telling competition and the best ones were awarded a prize.
Thank you for all your donations to this special charity event - we raised over £250!
Year 2 Travel Back in Time, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 17th Mar 2022 @ 2:03pm
Year 2 visited Staircase House to consolidate their work on The Great Fire of London.
In the morning, they dressed up and re-enacted the Great Fire of London as Samuel Pepys household. They created their own biscuits to bake in the bakery on Pudding Lane, where the fire started. After the fire started, they formed bucket chains to try to put out the fire.
In the afternoon they had a workshop on The Plague and found out all about 'The Plague Doctor' and what actually went into the 'Pocket Full of Posies' from the nursey rhyme ' Ring o, Ring o, Roses'
Finally, they finished the day by creating their own wattle and daub walls, just as the buildings in 1666 would have been created.
Phew, a very busy but brilliant day!
Year 3 Pizzeria!, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 11th Mar 2022 @ 4:35pm
Today, the year 3 classroom became a pizzeria!
The children designed, made and evaluated a delicious pizza in a style of their own.
I wonder how many made it home to parents? At least we’ve got the photos!
Guilty or Not Guilty?, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 9th Mar 2022 @ 8:23am
Year 6 had the opportunity to participate in two ‘Street Law’ on-line workshops. The sessions were led by teams of lawyers who worked with the children so they could experience the world of law and order.
The first session was called ‘Goldilocks on Trial’ where we rejigged the layout of the classroom to reflect a criminal courtroom. The children then played the part of Defence Counsel, Prosecution Counsel, Goldilocks (the Defendant), Mummy bear (a witness), PC Plod (a witness), Judge, Usher and Jury. The trial outcome was a ‘hung’ jury which means there has to be a re-trial.
The second workshop, entitled “Social Media and Your Dream Job” , encouraged the children to think carefully about what they post online if/when they start to use social media apps, in case it affects their chance of keeping their ‘dream’ job in the future (and is based on some general principles from employment and criminal law). Lots of fascinating ‘real life’ lessons learnt and it definitely reinforced our esafety messages.
Year 6 Talk Online Safety with PSCO, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 8th Mar 2022 @ 5:08pm
Police Community Support Officer, Kerry Hancock and her colleague, paid a visit to Year 6 to discuss internet safety.
The children were shocked to hear that from the age of 10 Years old a child is responsible for their behaviour, on-line and 10-year-old children have found themselves in youth court for committing offences on the internet. (A youth court is a special type of magistrates’ court for people aged between 10 and 17 )
There were many questions, from the children, about age restrictions for different apps, fortunately Kerry was able to clear up any misconceptions!
Year 1 Learn About Algorithms, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 4th Mar 2022 @ 5:17pm
The Year 1 children worked brilliantly, with their learning partners, to carefully follow an algorithm. This resulted in a perfectly and accurately 'painted' bird! The children compared their work and carefully saved it to their area. Well done Year 1!
What a team - despite the conditions!, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 4th Mar 2022 @ 11:42am
The year 6 and 5 football team were back in action in a knock out competition against Wilmslow schools.
The conditions were awful but the team were amazing and played brilliantly.
We are looking forward to hearing if we made it through the group stage.
World Book Day - Dr Suess Takes Over AECPS, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 4th Mar 2022 @ 10:40am
We have had a fantastic World Book Day and Dr Suess and his stories and poems have taken over AECPS.
All the children and staff have made a fantastic effort and dressed up in his characters and colours.
The teachers planned fun lessons based on his books and the drama workshop based on 'The Lorax' has been excellent.
What a brilliant day!
Year 1 Travel Back in Time, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 2nd Mar 2022 @ 4:13pm
Year One spent the day as Victorians doing many chores such as dusting, setting the table, sweeping, baking, Practising their handwriting on chalk boards and dressing up in Victorian costumes.
We also looked at the different stages of what would happen to the cotton at Styal mill.
A very busy day indeed!!
Reception Earn Class Award, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 18th Feb 2022 @ 2:45pm
The children in Reception class have worked hard this spring term towards their class award.
The children decided with Miss Platt the things they needed to do to make the classroom the best learning place it can be and then worked towards them to gain an afternoon playing with their own toys from home.
Each child presented a show and tell to the rest of the class and then the children enjoyed playing with and sharing their toys with their friends.
Well done Reception class- well deserved.
Year 2 Create Pudding Lane, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 18th Feb 2022 @ 12:59pm
Year 2 have been busy finding out about The Great Fire of London and today they recreated Pudding Lane, where the fire, started. They then took on the roles of Samuel Pepys and King Charles to discuss the decisions that had to be made which would change London forever.
Come and take a walk down Pudding Lane with us.
..... and still the science continues, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 18th Feb 2022 @ 12:31pm
...and still the science continues from Year 6 investigating the power of a sneeze, to experimenting with cabbages and finally presenting their Science Fair projects, to year 1s testing how fast different materials fall.
Year 2 used their science detective skills to find out which dinosaur poo belonged to which dinosaur and then spent the day at the Cataylst museum, where they tie-dyed, screen printed and had lots of fun in the hands-on Science galleries.
