Children at Pilgrims will be keeping their eyes peeled for feathered friends this month as they take part in the Big Schools Birdwatch. The national RSPB scheme, which runs from
Learning to swim at PilgrimsSwimming is a crucial skill for children to learn – not just so youngsters can stay safe when poolside but also as an enriching activity they will love for a
Why communication with our children is so important as winter approachesAs the nights draw in and winter approaches, some people find their mental health can be affected. There are some diagnosed with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a form of depression
‘Talk for Writing’ – how storytelling helps children develop their speech, vocabulary and writing skillsStorytelling is a foundation to a child’s learning, an effective tool for unleashing their imagination and developing their creativity. At Pilgrims, we use the power of storytelling to engage the
The importance of outdoor learningOutdoor learning and physical activity are crucial for a child’s educational development and their overall wellbeing. Fresh air and exercise help children stay healthy and well, while outdoor learning can
Pilgrims celebrate 25 years of excellence in Early Years educationThe Pilgrims team were proud to mark a major milestone this year, celebrating our 25th anniversary with two special birthday parties for our current pupils and returning alumni. We’ve come
Helping Children Thrive: The Power of Smooth School TransitionsJoining a new school or moving through the year groups can be a daunting experience for both children and their families. At Pilgrims, we believe a child flourishes socially, emotionally
Pilgrims welcome back familiar face as volunteerThe Pilgrims family have been delighted to welcome back a familiar face after a former pupil returned as a volunteer to support the next generation of children through our wraparound
Ensuring our pupils are School ReadyIn March, the government announced targets to ensure 75% of children are ‘School Ready’ by 2028. But what do the Prime Minister’s plans mean – and how are we ensuring