On behalf of all of our 'KingEdwinners' welcome to King Edwin Primary School, a very special place in the heart of Sherwood Forest and at the centre of our village community in Edwinstowe.
We work closely in partnership with our community to ensure every child succeeds in life and leaves KEPS happy, confident and ready to take on the challenges of tomorrow. Our school is truly a very special organisation. We all work hard to make it a place where everyone can thrive; where all learners feel safe to take risks; where the process of learning is celebrated as much as the outcome and where everyone is valued for their contributions.
Mr Callaghan-Wetton - Headteacher
Read More
Discover what is happening at King Edwin Primary School.
Our Year 3 children enjoyed their football league game today. They won the match , scored 11 goals and they very proud of themselves when they returned back to school. We are very proud of them 💚💙
As part of our ongoing commitment to supporting families at KEPS, we’re delighted to share that a baby changing unit has now been installed in our disabled toilet, located near the school office 👶
Whether you’re attending baby group, parents’ evening, or just passing by on the school run, we hope this makes your visit a little easier.
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
💙💚✋💚💙✋💚💙✋💚💙✋💚💙✋
Well done to all of our awesome KingEdwinners for spreading a little positivity today - throwing out KingEdwinner High 5’s and greeting many people from around Edwinstowe ✋💙💚
Our School Councillors, Mental Health Ambassadors, Evo Team , School Ambassadors and leaders gave up their lunch break to venture into the village and spread some positivity. We are very proud of them all 💚💙
💙💚✋💚💙✋💚💙✋💚💙✋💚💙✋
Edwinstowe Village Hall Mansfield Chad Nottinghamshire County Council Mansfield 103.2 Newark Advertiser Co-op BBC Family & Education News Inspire Edwinstowe Library and Learning Centre Buckley Brown Newark and Sherwood District Council Friends of King Edwin Primary Department for Education Stephanie Haynes Happy Hearts Childcare
Blue Monday is typically the third Monday in January. It is actually a marketing-coined term for supposedly the most depressing day of the year due to post-holiday debt, cold weather, and failed resolutions, but it's a myth with no scientific basis!
It’s actually used more recently by mental health groups to promote well-being and conversation about seasonal low moods.
The concept originated from campaign a travel company. Supposed Causes are a mix of gloomy weather, debt from Christmas, broken New Year's resolutions, and the return to routine.
In reality it’s a bit of a media gimmick, but highlights real feelings of winter blues or Seasonal Affective Disorder for some.
In essence, whilst Blue Monday is not really as it seems, the underlying feelings of low mood in January are real for many, making it a useful prompt for mental health discussions.
This is why we always go out every year at this difficult time for many and try to promote positivity and spread happiness amongst our school community. Feel free to continue spreading our message for the rest of the week. throw us a high 5 if you see our KingEdwinners and keep the positivity flowing . 💚💙✋
7 CommentsComment on Facebook
💙💚✋💚💙✋💚💙✋💚💙✋💚💙✋
Come and join us and spread a little positivity today - throw our KingEdwinners a high 5 and say hi!
💙💚✋💚💙✋💚💙✋💚💙✋💚💙✋
Blue Monday is typically the third Monday in January. It is actually a marketing-coined term for supposedly the most depressing day of the year due to post-holiday debt, cold weather, and failed resolutions, but it's a myth with no scientific basis!
It’s actually used more recently by mental health groups to promote well-being and conversation about seasonal low moods.
The concept originated from campaign a travel company. Supposed Causes are a mix of gloomy weather, debt from Christmas, broken New Year's resolutions, and the return to routine.
In reality it’s a bit of a media gimmick, but highlights real feelings of winter blues or Seasonal Affective Disorder for some.
In essence, whilst Blue Monday is not really as it seems, the underlying feelings of low mood in January are real for many, making it a useful prompt for mental health discussions.
This is why we always go out every year at this difficult time for many and try to promote positivity and spread happiness amongst our school community. Feel free to join in , wave and throw us a high 5 if you see our KingEdwinners in the high street today .
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
3 CommentsComment on Facebook