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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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Year 5 Boys have fun at Cricket Competition despite the weather!
On Wednesday 13th May 2026, eleven boys from Year 5 took part in a cricket competition at Headley Cricket Club. This event was organised by Surrey Cricket Club and was attended by four local schools: Eastwick, West Ashtead, Greville and Oakfield.
The boys were excited to play their first game which was against West Ashtead. We chose to field first and put in some great bowls, runs and stops. The boys communicated well and in the end the score finished Eastwick 75, West Ashtead 29 - a win for us!
Our next game was against the Greville who were a strong team in all aspects. Unfortunately, the weather was true to the forecast and heavy storms started to interfere. This didn’t dampen the boys’ enthusiasm but in the end it finished Eastwick 34 and Greville 90.
Our third match was against Oakfield, another strong team, but this was a close game with both teams hitting some great runs as well as tight fielding. This finished Eastwick 62, Oakfield 64 - only 2 runs between us!
Our next game was the semi final against the Greville again, however, the heavens well and truly opened this time and absolutely saturated the ground making it unsafe to play so sadly we had to call the rest of the day off at 2pm.
The boys were understandably disappointed but still smiling at the end of it all. They had played brilliantly and shown great sportsmanship throughout. 🏏
Reception enjoyed a very wet forest school session this week! They explored making music with rain jars, created shelters in the woodland and used tools to create bark boats. They also displayed excellent teamwork when completing the water transportation challenge. ☔️ 🌳 🪣
Our Year 6 children have enjoyed their early morning SATs breakfasts this week - joining their current and past Eastwick teachers, as well as their friends, to enjoy a slice of toast, a bowl of cereal or a piece of fruit.
We are very proud of how calm, mature and engaged our children have been so far this week. Just 2 more days to go… you’ve got this! 💪🏼
As part of their English unit, "A Walk In London", Year 4 have been researching different London landmarks, finding out their history and why they are special.
Today, we boxed-up our research ideas into our plans, ready to write our information texts in our next lesson.
Good luck to all our brilliant Year 6 pupils for their SATs tests this week. You have all worked so hard and we are so proud of you.
Take a breath, do your best and we’ll be with you every step of the way! 💚📝
Year 3 had a great trip to Nower Wood this week, exploring the woodland area for a range of mini beast, pond dipping to see which creatures they could find, and exploring the wide range of trees to try and identify their names by looking at their different leaf types!
Last Friday, Year 4 had a fantastic historical experience, immersing themselves in Roman Britain!
Dressed in Roman costume, the children learned about Roman food, Roman games and imagined themselves to be new recruits in Caesar's highly disciplined and well-trained army! Whilst fierce Roman weaponry was of particular interest, it was amazing to feel how heavy the armour was and how strong a Centurion needed to be!
Thank you to Derek for teaching us so much about our Roman History topic!