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June
Year 5 Residential Trip
Part of The Howard Partnership Trust
An Eastwick Education.
Ready for Everything.
Welcome
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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Latest News
Eastwick come 2nd at local Tennis Tournament! 🎾
On Thursday 18th June 2026, seven Year 6 children took part in a tennis competition at Leatherhead Tennis Club. It was a perfect afternoon for tennis and four local schools took part: Eastwick, GBS, Greville & West Ashtead.
The children were put into teams - Eastwick 1 and Eastwick 2 - and played doubles matches against the other schools. Each match lasted 15 minutes and the children had to score as many points as possible.
The children played brilliantly with some great serves and exciting rallies. They all received a medal at the end as well as some Chocolate Fingers!
Mrs Brooks has been encouraging the children to dive into a good book, as the Junior Library went under the sea this week… 🐬 📚 🐠
…and relax! ☺️
Year 4 have been practising using intonation and expression during their Reading lessons.
First, the children read, explored and answered questions about their new text “The Worst Witch” by Jill Murphy. 🧙♀️ 🧪 📚
Next, they turned one of the chapters into a script and explored how the different characters would speak and behave.
In groups, the children rehearsed the script and then performed it in front of their peers.
Well done, Year 4! 👏🏼
This weekend, many of our families and staff enjoyed the annual Summer Fair! ☀️
From cake stalls, inflatables, ice creams, games, dance performances and a BBQ, there was something for everyone to enjoy!
Take a look at our Year 6 pupils who took part in a boys V girls football match. We also had some brave staff who volunteered for “Sponge the staff!” 🧽 💦
Thank you to our amazing Friends of Eastwick Schools for organising this fantastic weekend event. We appreciate you!
This weekend, many of our families and staff enjoyed the annual Summer Fair! ☀️
From cake stalls, inflatables, ice creams, games, dance performances and a BBQ, there was something for everyone to enjoy!
Take a look at our Year 6 pupils who took part in a boys V girls football match. We also had some brave staff who volunteered for “Sponge the staff!” 🧽 💦
Thank you to our amazing Friends of Eastwick Schools for organising this fantastic weekend event. We appreciate you!
Hot off the press!
Take a look at the first few photos from our fantastic Colour Run event this afternoon. The children were motivated for a 40 minute run with their friends and teachers, while our parents and carers supported from inside the track.
Thank you to our brilliant @friendsofeastwickschools for organising another wonderful event for the school.
Thank you also to Coach Jay for his energy and enthusiasm throughout! @sportsstarsuk
House Captains Visit Year 1 For Fun Sports Afternoon!
On Thursday 21st May 2026, our Year 6 House Captains organised and ran a fun sports afternoon for our Year 1 children. It was a beautiful, sunny day, perfect for running around and having fun!
Each Year 1 class was split into 5 groups and each group rotated around a carousel of sporting activities led by the House Captains. These included Blob Tag, parachute games & Hoop Hop Hooray to name just a few!
The House Captains were fantastic role models, making sure all the children got involved, encouraging them and giving clear instructions in how to play the games. At the end, they gave out stickers to celebrate the children’s achievements.
The Year 1 children thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon. One said he “didn’t want it to stop!” which was lovely and a reflection on how well the House Captains did.
To conclude their Romans topic in History, Year 4 brought in some fantastic home-made projects to summarise their learning! We made museums across our classrooms to display all of the hard work and we enjoyed spending the end of the afternoon looking at what everyone had made!
Take a look at just a few of the creative ways that the children presented their findings!
- Mosaics
- 3D shields, armour and weapons
- A 3D model of Hadrian’s Wall
- Information posters
- Artwork and designs made from tile mosaics
- Top Trump cards with facts
- Colosseum models
We were also lucky enough to taste some Roman bread, made by several of the children at home.
Thank you to all our brilliant parents and carers for supporting this home learning challenge!
The Sponsored Colour Runs take place after half term, so please remember to sponsor your child using the links in Friday’s Newsflash. All money raised goes towards supporting important school projects.
Parents invited to watch and if you would like to help volunteer on either day, please get in touch with the friends!