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ECS Newsletter - Edition 152 - 27th June 2025
Marvel at the children's talents on the stage and sporting fields from this week.
- Star Warts - Year 6 end of year production
- Key Stage 2 Sports Day
- GOLD at District Sports - the first time in the ECS history
- Other exciting learning this week
- ECS Community Day - Sunday 29th June
- ECSA Summer Fair - Meet and train with Hammer, the Gladiator and much, much more (stalls, games, prizes, fun, friendships, ECS community!)
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A HUGE thank you to all the Mums and Dads who attended the ECS Community Day today.
They should all be super proud of their efforts in the sun and 'making a difference' to our school environment. They have fixed fences and benches, made shelving, trimmed hedges, painted inside and outside the school and the swimming pool changing rooms, sheds and fences, used power-washers, gardened, put down more woodchip in the playground, etc.
It truly was a mammoth effort and I know the whole school community will want to share their gratitude for all our volunteers have done today. Thank you also to Mrs Warner and Mr Macdonald for giving up their Sunday too!
We will be holding further Community Day events in the future and we need more ECS community members to support our school. As we all know, 'many hands make light work'.
Check out some of the before and after photos from today!
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BREAKING NEWS!!
After a hard fought day on the track and in the field events, the ECS District Sports team has brought home the winner's shield!
The whole team pulled together, showing team work and resilience, determination and athleticism to take GOLD, against a number of talented Surrey school teams. Well done to all the athletes who competed today, both from ECS and the other schools. They should all be exceptionally proud of all their efforts
Thank you to Mr Deloford and Mr Balmer for expertly leading our athletes and for all our parents and carers who attended the day to loudly cheer on our ECS ambassadors.
What a fantastic win - something that we don't think the school has ever achieved before!
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A snap -shot view into this week at the amazing ECS.
ECS newsletter - Edition 151 - 20th June 2025
- Year 6 leavers' service at Guildford Cathedral
- Elmbridge School Choir Festival
- ECS Golf Day
- Sign up for the ECS Community Day - 29th June 2025
- 10:10ers collective worship
- Learning in classrooms and beyond
- Spark Book Awards
- Eco News
- ECSA Summer Fair - 5th July - miss it, miss out!
See you all on Monday!
Key Stage 2 Sport Day on Monday, so all KS2 children to be dropped off at ACS for 9am.
All Reception to Year 2 children to attend ECS school site as normal, before 8.45am.
Here's to another exciting week at ECS!
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Year 6 enjoyed a visit to Guildford Cathedral this week for a special service marking their forthcoming transition to secondary school. They visited four different prayer stations and then attended a0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Junior Sports Day tomorrow (Monday 23rd June 2025).
Drop off in the morning
All children in Year 3 - 6 should arrive at ACS Cobham, Portsmouth Rd, Hersham, Cobham KT11 1BL, by 9.00 am ready for a 9.15 start. Please ensure your child is wearing their PE kit, with their House coloured T-shirt.
There is ample parking at ACS and teachers will be near the car park to receive their classes. Please remain with your child until you have handed them to their teacher and then make your way to the sports fields as directed. If you are unable to attend, there will be ECS staff ready to collect your child from the drop off area.
Sports Event and Picnic
The sporting events will run between 9.15am - 11.45am and spectators are welcome. At 11.45am we invite you to enjoy a picnic with the children and other families.
Onsite lunch food will not be available so all children, parents/carers will be expected to bring their own food and refreshments. Please do remember that as with a normal school day, no products containing nuts are allowed and no food can be shared between the children. ACS will be providing water stations, but please do ensure that your child/children come with a full water bottle, a sun hat and are already wearing sun screen
All parents/carers/spectators must leave the site by 12.15 pm.
Pick up from ACS site
All children should be collected from ACS at 2.45 pm.
It is going to be another fantastic event for the ECS community and we cannot wait to see our athletes compete in some fun, friendly competition, demonstrating our school values and being ambassadors for our school.
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Esher Church School is a well-established and highly regarded Church of England primary academy in Esher, north west Surrey. Our vision underpins our drive to provide exceptional educational experiences for all children, equipping them with knowledge, skills and understanding to thrive in an ever-changing world. We focus on developing the whole child, encouraging each one to realise their academic and personal potential while also developing a sense of responsibility for themselves and others so they can make a difference.
Esher Church School is a faith school for all, not just a church school for Christians. We are fully inclusive of different backgrounds, faiths and abilities and welcome the diversity from across Esher and surrounding areas. Everything the school does, including the staff, governors and parents and carers focuses on the best educational experience for our children through our broad, balanced and challenging curriculum. Visitors to our school always notice the caring, safe and friendly environment which is enhanced by the children’s engagement and enthusiasm for learning in classrooms, sports fields and beyond.
We are an aspirational school, where we continuously develop our curriculum and our team to keep our teaching and learning high quality and ensure all children flourish. We work in partnership with local and national schools, both in the maintained and independent sectors, to share best practice with an uncompromised focus on learning and inspiring lifelong success.
