News
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Thursday 21 January 2021 Online assembly 21 January Mr Tidd's assembly this week includes headteacher's awards, art work from last week, and some exciting news about a new Google classroom page
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Wednesday 20 January 2021 Armistice Runner Lily has lots of worries. She's struggling to compete in her fell-running races and, worse, she's losing her gran to Alzheimer's. But then she discovers her great-great-grandfather's diaries from the First World War. Could his incredible story of bravery help her reconnect with her gran and even give her the inspiration she needs to push through and win?
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Friday 15 January 2021 Online Assembly Mr Tidd's assembly is now online. This week takes a look at the school log for the last 50 years, and asks children to think about keeping their own record of current events.
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Tuesday 5 January 2021 Accessing home learning Please see a short video from Mr Tidd, explaining how to access the daily remote learning which will start from Wednesday 6th January
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Saturday 2 January 2021 School Games Award 2019-2020
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Friday 18 December 2020 12 Days of Christmas To wish everyone connected with the school a merry Christmas, the children of EPJS have come together (while remaining safely apart!) to sing 12 Days of Christmas
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Thursday 17 December 2020 Year 3 Christmas Carols Normally, we'd have joined Father Andrew at St Mary's Church for our Year 3 Christmas Carol service. Sadly, this year, that wasn't to be. Nevertheless, the Year 3 children have still prepared some songs for everyone to enjoy, and Father Andrew was kind enough to share a few words remotely - so enjoy:
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Wednesday 16 December 2020 Christmas Raffle Thank you for all your donations for our Christmas raffle, and for buying tickets with great enthusiasm. We made around £1000 from the raffle thanks to your generosity. You can see the results of the draw below:
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Monday 14 December 2020 Christmas with the Savages Based on real events and people, this story of a small girl's Christmas holiday in a large Edwardian country house is effortlessly funny. At Tamerlane Hall, Evelyn finds a horde of children: the gentle Glens, the plaintive Howliboos, and above all, the uninhibited Savages. They are controlled - or not - by a host of parents, supernumerary Uncles and Aunts, Nannies and nurserymaids. Evelyn survives the Christmas festivities - just - returning home none too soon! Seen through the eyes of a prim little eight-year-old, this is an amusing and touching account of a childhood a hundred years ago.
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Monday 7 December 2020 The last of the spirits Sam and Lizzie are freezing and hungry on the streets of Victorian London. When Sam asks a wealthy man for some coins, he is rudely turned away. Months of struggle suddenly find their focus, and Sam resolves to kill the man. Huddling in a graveyard for warmth, Sam and Lizzie are horrified to see the earth around one of the tombs begin to shift, shortly followed by the wraithlike figure of a ghostly man. He warns Sam about the future which awaits such a bitter heart, and so begins Sam's journey led by terrifying spirits through the past, present and future, after which Sam must decide whether to take the man, Scrooge's, life or not. A perfectly layered, tense and supremely satisfying twist on one of Dickens' most popular books, cleverly reinvented to entice a younger readership.
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Tuesday 1 December 2020 EPJS Christmas Tree
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Tuesday 1 December 2020 Y6 Bikeability
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Monday 30 November 2020 The Nowhere Emporium Winner of the Blue Peter Best Story Award 2016 and the Scottish Children's Book Award 2016, and the North East Book Award 2015. When the mysterious Nowhere Emporium arrives in Glasgow, orphan Daniel Holmes stumbles upon it quite by accident. Before long, the 'shop from nowhere' -- and its owner, Mr Silver -- draw Daniel into a breathtaking world of magic and enchantment. Recruited as Mr Silver's apprentice, Daniel learns the secrets of the Emporium's vast labyrinth of passageways and rooms -- rooms that contain wonders beyond anything Daniel has ever imagined. But when Mr Silver disappears, and a shadow from the past threatens everything, the Emporium and all its wonders begin to crumble. Can Daniel save his home, and his new friends, before the Nowhere Emporium is destroyed forever? Ross MacKenzie unleashes a riot of imagination, colour and fantasy in this astonishing adventure, perfect for fans of Philip Pullman, Cornelia Funke and Neil Gaiman.
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Monday 23 November 2020 The wolves in the walls When Lucy hears noises from behind the wall she tries to warn her parents that there are wolves banging about. But her parents don't listen. When the wolves finally take over the house and Lucy and her family are evicted to live in the garden, her parents realise perhaps they should have listened. But Lucy is no shrinking violet and pretty soon she has the wolves out and the family back in the house. So what was that noise Lucy heard coming from behind the wall? This is a brilliant, witty and inventive picture book with cutting-edge art, which is sure to be a hit with existing fans of Neil Gaiman as well as young readers.
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Wednesday 18 November 2020 Virtual Angmering Mile
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Tuesday 17 November 2020 Prospective family videos The thumbnail has been assigned to the news item, and for convenience also added to the body here:
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Tuesday 17 November 2020 Skipping video Following our workshops at the start of the year, skipping has been the new craze across the school.
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Monday 16 November 2020 The super miraculous journey of Freddie Yates A blistering blast of funny fiction ideal for fans of Davids Walliams and Solomons, Jenny Pearson’s rollicking debut introduces an endearing new hero on a mission which keeps going awry. Roping in his two best friends on a surreal summer holiday adventure, Freddie is forced to negotiate onion-eating competitions, exploding toilets and the indignity of dressing up as Supergirl.
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Wednesday 11 November 2020 Bikeability For pupils taking part in the Year 6 Bikeability cycle training programme, please find the risk assessments below:
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Wednesday 11 November 2020 Remembrance Assembly Although we were not able all to come together for remembrance, Year 5 pupils put together a short presentation for us to share in classes to guide us through our 2-minute silence today.
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Tuesday 10 November 2020 Girls Football Partnership
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Monday 9 November 2020 The Last Wild This is a story about a boy named Kester. He is extraordinary, but he doesn't know that yet. All he knows, at this very moment, is this: 1. There is a flock of excited pigeons in his bedroom. 2. They are talking to him. 3. His life will never be quite the same again... Kester lives in a land in quarantine. A deadly virus has killed all the animals except pests and it's expected to be equally dangerous to humans. But when Kester realises he can talk to the pests, he finds they have great hope invested in him.A captivating animal adventure destined to be loved by readers of all ages.
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Monday 2 November 2020 The haunting of Aveline Jones Aveline Jones loves reading ghost stories, so a dreary half-term becomes much more exciting when she discovers a spooky old book. Not only are the stories spine-tingling, but it once belonged to Primrose Penberthy, who vanished mysteriously, never to be seen again. Intrigued, Aveline decides to investigate Primrose's disappearance. Now someone...or something, is stirring. And it is looking for Aveline. Turn on your torches, and join Aveline Jones in her first charmingly spooky mystery, from debut author Phil Hickes.
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Friday 23 October 2020 Year 3 Home Learning Mrs Algorta has produced a short video to help families of Year 3 pupils wishing to support children's learning at home:
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Thursday 22 October 2020 Online music lessons Many children have learned a musical instrument at school through SAM Music Service. In the past these lessons took place in school, but now they have moved online. Below is a short video from SAM Music showing their services
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Monday 19 October 2020 Rebound A prequel to the award-laden The Crossover, Alexander’s stunning verse novel pulsates with the rhythms and the pace of the basketball court. When Charlie is packed off to his grandparents he discovers the adrenalin rush of sport, but can he keep his head as opportunity and temptation starts to come his way?
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Friday 16 October 2020 Teacher Training 2021 As a school, we work in partnership with the South Downs SCITT (School-Centre Initial Teacher Training) programme, welcoming primary trainees as they complete their teacher education.
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Friday 16 October 2020 Excellent Year 6 Writing Despite the long layoff, Year 6 have produced a spectacular piece of writing of which we are all very proud. Using our new writing formula introduced by Mr Youles, the children have been focussing upon sentence construction and broadening their vocabulary -which provided immediate and impressive results! The children have been enthused by the inspirational books that have provided inspiration for their writing and we are excited to see what they can achieve over the coming months.
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Monday 12 October 2020 Kick Budi's plan is simple. He's going to be a star. Budi's going to play for the greatest team on earth, instead of sweating over each stitch he sews, each football boot he makes. But one unlucky kick brings Budi's world crashing down. Now he owes the Dragon, the most dangerous man in Jakarta. Soon it isn't only Budi's dreams at stake, but his life. A story about dreaming big, about hope and heroes, and never letting anything stand in your way.
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Friday 9 October 2020 Accelerated Reader Home Connect Parents can now view their children's reading record online using Accelerated Reader Home Connect. The website will show you every book for which your child has completed an online quiz, and the results of that quiz. You can also see their current targets and how they are progressing towards them.
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