Our Recent Events
Year 1 and 2 Are Creating a Real Buzz!, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 14th Jul 2026 @ 12:21pm
Year 1 and 2 have certainly been the bee’s knees, buzzing around and impressing everyone with their fantastic storytelling, acting, singing and dancing. Their performance was full of energy and hive spirits, teaching us all about the importance of protecting the environment and helping our precious bees to thrive.
A truly buzz-tastic celebration of their hard work and talent that left the audience humming with delight! 🐝🌼🌍🍯
AECPS Retains Prestigious Platinum School Games Award, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 14th Jul 2026 @ 11:07am
AECPS is delighted to have once again retained the prestigious Platinum School Games Award. This outstanding achievement reflects the dedication of Mrs Lews and the team, who continue to provide exceptional sporting and physical activity opportunities for our children.
The award recognises excellence in participation, competition, leadership development, and strong links with local sports clubs. We are incredibly proud of this achievement and the recognition of our commitment to promoting sport and physical activity across the school.
Brilliant Bales Race - Thank You PTA!, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 14th Jul 2026 @ 10:44am
We are absolutely delighted to announce that together we raised an incredible £1,950 on the day which will go directly towards Chromebooks for our children. Thank you for helping make this possible!
🏆 Congratulations to Reception, who raised the most for their class and were crowned this year's winners!
A well done to every class who took part — the effort and enthusiasm - especially in this weather - were wonderful to see.
Reception Starfish-tic in 'Stella The Starfish', by Mrs Walsh
Date: 14th Jul 2026 @ 10:42am
Reception took to the stage and truly dazzled the audience with their spectacular performance of Stella the Starfish. From the first moment, their wonderful singing, beautiful dancing and confident acting brought the story to life. Every child shone like a star, performing with enthusiasm, expression and joy.
It was a magical production that left us beaming with pride.
Bravo, Reception – what a phenomenal performance!
Sensational Sports Week at AECPS, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 24th Jun 2026 @ 10:37am
Sports Week at AECPS was as action-packed and engaging as ever this year, with a strong focus on trying something new and pushing our boundaries.
Pupils enjoyed a fantastic range of activities both on and off site. These included visits to local hockey, cricket and tennis clubs, alongside expert coaching in-school such as fencing, cheerleading, dance, rugby, football, lacrosse and running.
KS2 pupils also took part in a variety of exciting off-site experiences, including golf, BMX riding at the Manchester Velodrome, Bubble Football at Powerleague, and orienteering at Carrs Park.
The week also featured our much-anticipated Sports Day, participation in the Trust Values Cup, and a brilliant lacrosse match against Gawsworth Primary—thank you for joining us!
It was a truly memorable week that supported pupils in developing resilience, leadership, respect and a wide range of new skills.
Taking Online Safety Seriously, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 24th Jun 2026 @ 10:28am
Year 6 pupils from 3 schools attended an online safety conference organised by AECPS and led by Cheshire Police. The session highlighted key dangers online, including dangers of social media cyberbullying, stranger contact, scams and sharing personal information.
At a separate parent event, parents were given practical tips to help keep children safe.
It was a valuable event that helped both pupils and parents better understand how to stay safe online.
Sports Day: A Celebration of Team Spirit and Determination, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 18th Jun 2026 @ 10:29am
Sports Day was a fantastic event filled with energy, enthusiasm and team spirit. The children took part in a range of events, demonstrating their athletic skills, determination and excellent sportsmanship throughout the day. From sprint races to relays and field events, every child gave their best effort and showed great encouragement for one another.
The highlight of the day was the sense of teamwork and support, with cheers echoing across the field as children celebrated each other’s achievements. It was wonderful to see such resilience and positivity on display.
A huge well done to all the children for their effort and attitude—it truly made the day a great success!
Special Event – 2nd Place at Halliard Trust Values Competition, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 18th Jun 2026 @ 10:10am
We are incredibly proud to celebrate our children who were chosen to take part in the Halliard Trust Values Competition. They were selected for consistently demonstrating resilience, determination, team spirit and leadership—truly a special accolade.
Teams made up of pupils from Years 1 to 6 competed against other schools within the Trust. Our children showed fantastic effort and sportsmanship throughout, and we are delighted to have achieved an amazing 2nd place overall.
For our very first Trust competitive event, this is a remarkable result—well done to everyone involved!
Lacrosse Coaching and Competition in Sports Week, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 18th Jun 2026 @ 10:02am
En Garde! We've Tried Fencing in Sports Week, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 18th Jun 2026 @ 9:56am
As part of Sports Week, the chidlren had the exciting opportunity to take part in a fencing workshop.
The children learned about the skills, rules and techniques used in this fast-paced sport before putting their new knowledge into practice.
They demonstrated excellent focus, coordination and self-control as they practised footwork, defensive movements and controlled bouts with their partners.
It was fantastic to see the children embracing a new challenge with such enthusiasm and confidence.
Year 3 Explore The River Bollin in Geography, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 18th Jun 2026 @ 9:54am
Year 3 had a fantastic time exploring the River Bollin as part of our geography learning.
The children investigated the key features of rivers and enjoyed seeing these in a real-life setting.
One of the highlights was playing a lively game of Pooh Sticks, which helped bring their learning to life in a fun and memorable way.
Hands-on experiences like this are invaluable in helping us build and secure “sticky” knowledge that the children will remember.
Y4 Bouncing into Sports Week!, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 15th Jun 2026 @ 6:46pm
Year 4 kicked off Sports Week in style with an exciting trip to Power League, Stockport for a session of bubble football!
The children had a fantastic time competing in matches while safely encased in giant inflatable bubbles. There was plenty of laughter and determination on display as pupils bumped, bounced and rolled their way around the pitch.
It was a brilliant start to Sports Week, with everyone showing great enthusiasm, sportsmanship and a willingness to get involved. We can't wait to see what the rest of the week has in store!
AECPS and Local Community - Growing Together, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 11th Jun 2026 @ 7:14pm
Eco Ambassadors from AECPS got their hands muddy planting alongside volunteers from Alderley Edge in Bloom, Alderley Edge Parish Council, Hayes Lane Allotments and Waitrose for a wonderful collaborative planting project.
The result is a vibrant and colourful display that will be enjoyed by the many residents, visitors and shoppers who pass through the village each day.
The project is a fantastic example of what can be achieved when local businesses, community groups and schools work together to enhance our shared environment.
Dragons, Wands and Woodland Magic in Reception, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 30th May 2026 @ 4:09pm
Reception ventured into the woods this month for story‑filled adventures. Inspired by Dragons Fire, the children became fearless explorers on the hunt for dragon eggs… and yes, they found one.
With Stanley’s Stick sparking their creativity, they transformed ordinary sticks into extraordinary Woodland Wands, decorating them with leaves, feathers and forest magic.
A brilliant blend of reading, imagination, and outdoor learning.
Alderley Edge Tennis Club Coach Year 3 and 4, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 30th May 2026 @ 4:06pm
Year 3 and 4 enjoyed a fantastic PE lesson with visiting coaches from Alderley Edge Tennis Club. The children practised a range of tennis skills, including control, movement and rallying, through fun and engaging activities.
The coaches were impressed with the children’s enthusiasm as they developed their confidence on the court.
It was wonderful to see everyone getting involved and enjoying the opportunity to learn from experienced tennis coaches!
AECPS THRILLED TO RETAIN MUSIC MARK, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 30th May 2026 @ 4:03pm
We are delighted to once again be awared the Music Mark for Outstanding commitment to music and the performing arts!
Year 1 Explore Quarry Bank Hill, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 15th May 2026 @ 9:44am
Year 1 children enjoyed a fantastic trip to Quarry Bank Mill this week. The trip really bringing their learning to life. They explored the mill and the Apprentice House.
The chidlren continued our learning about Samuel Greg and the volunteers commented that we were the most knowledgeable Year 1 class they had ever met!
Their curiosity shone throughout the day and Miss Rushe is incredibly proud of how they represented AECPS so positively!
Year 4 Join In Pavilion Cricket at Wilmslow High, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 8th May 2026 @ 4:32pm
We celebrated Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday at AECPS!, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 8th May 2026 @ 3:32pm
We can play badminton and pickle ball - can you?, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 8th May 2026 @ 2:56pm
Children from Year 5 took part in a badminton and pickleball festival at Wilmslow High School.
They had the opportunity to develop new skills, learn a new sport, and most importantly, have fun.
The children were extremely well behaved throughout the event and were a real credit to AECPS.
AECPS Year 3 & 4 Boys Small Schools Cross Country Winners, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 8th May 2026 @ 2:48pm
AECPS teams from across KS2 took part in the Wilmslow Schools Cross Country Championships.
All of our children competed with enthusiasm, determination, and resilience.
We are delighted that our Year 3 & 4 boys won the Small Schools’ Team Event — a fantastic achievement!
We are incredibly proud of all the competitors.
Year 5 Develop Their Computer Aided Design Skills in Computing, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 6th May 2026 @ 9:52am
Year 5 have been learning how to create vector drawings using digital tools, focusing on shapes, lines and colour.
They developed skills in layering, grouping and resizing to build detailed designs.
We are very proud of their creativity and the confidence they have shown using new technology.
Year 2 Have The Best Time on their Residential to Delamere, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 27th Apr 2026 @ 1:57pm
Our Year 2 class had a wonderful time on their residential trip to Delamere, packed with fun and adventure. The children enjoyed exciting activities such as den building, campfires, and nature walks, making memories they will never forget.
For many of the children, this was their first time staying away from home. They all rose to the challenge brilliantly, gaining confidence and independence throughout the experience.
A huge thank you to all the staff who supported and looked after the children during the trip. Their hard work, dedication, and enthusiasm made this residential such a great success.
Year 3 Enjoy Learning To Play String Instruments in Music, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 27th Apr 2026 @ 1:46pm
Year 3 have thoroughly enjoyed getting to know their stringed instruments as they begin this half term’s music sessions.
They have listened attentively and shown great enthusiasm.
Everyone is very much looking forward to seeing their progression over the coming weeks.
AECPS welcome Show Racism the Red Card into school, by Mrs Walsh
Date: 27th Apr 2026 @ 9:33am
AECPS recently welcomed Show Racism the Red Card into school to deliver impactful sessions for our children. The charity led interactive workshops with pupils in Key Stage 2 and assemblies for children in Key Stage 1, helping them to understand what racism is and how it affects individuals and society.
Through engaging activities and discussions, children developed empathy, critical thinking skills, and a greater awareness of how to challenge racism and stereotypes. The sessions were informative, age‑appropriate, and thoughtfully received by all children.
