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Welcome to Eastwick Schools, a federation of Eastwick Infant School and Eastwick Junior School. We are proud to be a part of The Howard Partnership Trust.
Our children achieve highly, with results that are consistently above the national average. Just as importantly, we take great pride in the way our pupils flourish personally and socially, growing into confident young people who are truly “ready for anything”. We are fortunate to have an exceptional school site: featuring a swimming pool, two large playing fields, two woodlands and a wealth of playground equipment. With abundant open green spaces, our grounds offer an unrivalled environment for outdoor learning, exploration and sporting opportunities.
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Wednesday was a gorgeous day for water sports at PGL! ☀️ 🚤
The children also took part in a fencing workshop, and enjoyed team games outside in the evening! 🤺
Year 4 had a really fun afternoon exploring what the digestive system is really like!
They started by mashing up bananas, mixing it with water (to act as saliva). They then tipped the mixture into bags (acting as the stomach) and mixed in vinegar as an acid.
Once the food had been broken down into smaller pieces, the children tipped the mixture into stockings (which acted as our intestines) and then was the gory part... They had to squeeze the nutrients and water out from the solid foods, to ensure that only the "waste" was left.
Our non-PGL Year 6 crew enjoyed a trip to Bocketts Farm trip yesterday!🙂.
They went on a tractor ride, watched the pig race, learned about how the land is managed, had an animal interaction session, went on the Go-Karts and played in the Play Barn!
Look at all of these smiling faces!
Our Year 6 children are having the best time at PGL.
Last night, they enjoyed a camp fire with marshmallows and songs!
Year 6 have arrived safely at their PGL trip and had a brilliant first day of activities.
The children dug deep to find bravery with the high swing and the trapeze!
What superstars!
Fantastic Fun at the Year 3 and 4 Sports Day!
On Thursday 2nd July 2026, children from Years 3 and 4 took part in their rescheduled Sports Day. Year 3 enjoyed their event in the morning, while Year 4 competed in the afternoon.
Throughout the day, pupils participated in a range of activities, including the long jump, vortex howler throw and the ever-popular egg-and-spoon race. These were followed by the track events: the 60m sprint, 200m race and shuttle relay.
The children demonstrated tremendous enthusiasm, determination and sportsmanship. There were some outstanding performances, alongside many examples of resilience and bravery as pupils challenged themselves and gave their very best. The competition was incredibly close, making for an exciting day of sport.
Final Results
Year 3
🥇 1st Blue – 295 points
🥈 2nd Yellow – 289 points
🥉 3rd Green – 287 points
4th Red – 284 points
Year 4
🥇 1st Yellow – 365 points
🥈 2nd Blue – 359 points
🥉 3rd Red – 353 points
4th Green – 348 points
A huge well done to all the children who took part. Thank you to all the staff who helped make the day such a success, including Maisie and Peter from EzeeSport. Special thanks also go to Mrs Line for organising the event, to Mrs Potter who was a great support and to the parents for their wonderful support throughout the day.
Finally, a special shout-out to our Year 6 House Captains, who were fantastic helpers and excellent role models throughout the event. Well done, everyone! 🎉🏅👏
A special post from our wonderful PE teacher, Mrs Line 🌟 Read on to hear about another Eastwick success story…
I wanted to share some wonderful news from the Year 7 Prize Giving Ceremony at The Howard today.
I was there to celebrate my son, Thomas, who I am very proud to say received awards in PE, Music and Art, as well as a Gold Badge for achieving awards in three subjects. To top it all off, he closed the ceremony with a piano performance.
As I looked through the list of 111 students receiving awards, I counted 31 children who attended Eastwick last year or in previous years. I think this is an incredible achievement and something we should be very proud of as a school community.
The awards recognised achievement across a wide range of subjects, including PE, Music, Art, DT, Languages, Humanities, English, Science, RE and Maths. What was particularly wonderful to see was that there was also an award for Inclusion, highlighting the importance of character and values alongside academic success.
It was such a joyful and heartwarming event, and I left feeling incredibly proud—both as an Eastwick teacher and as a parent. Seeing so many former Eastwick pupils thriving and being recognised for their achievements was truly special.
Whether you’re a past, present or future Eastwick pupil, you are very special to us all.
Well done, Team Eastwick! 🌟 💚