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Greswold's school band made their debut performance in a special assembly to show what they have been working on for the past few months. The band, led by Mrs Donohoe, includes strings, brass, percussion and guitars in addition to the vocalists. They performed two songs including Count on Me by Bruno Mars, a video of which is available here.
Also performing in the assembly were the pupils who have been learning to play the drums with Mr Collier. They had chosen which song they wanted to perform and the audience certainly enjoyed the selection. A compilation video is available here.
Year 3 have been learning all about rain forest environments this past term. To bring their learning to life they investigated a popular export from rainforest regions at Cadbury World in Birmingham. Of course finding out about chocolate was very popular with the children. They found out how the cocoa beans are harvested in countries such as Brazil and enjoyed a talk about rainforests. The children visited the 4D cinema then had a tour of the factory to see how the bars are produced. There was also a chance to pop to the shop to buy some chocolate. Thank you to the parents who accompanied Year 3 on the visit.There are more pictures available in the Cadbury World Gallery (Extranet password required).
Greswold celebrated World Book 2015 in style. All our pupils (and staff) came into school dressed up as characters from books. Some of our governors also joined us to take part in the event. The day started with Mrs Scott leading a whole-school assembly which was a chance to see each others' costumes. Mrs Scott also shared some of her favourite books which included Hairy Maclary, Northern Lights and Charlie Brown's Fifth Super Book of Questions and Answers.
Our older pupils visited our younger pupils read to them. It was great to see the Key Stage 2 pupils acting as role models and sharing books with children in FKS and KS1.
Miss Whiting had also organised a book exchange. Children bought in books they had read and swapped them for another book to enjoy. Thanks to the PTA for helping to support this event.
During the day the children completed different book-related activities. Each year group had different activities planned to make the day special. At the end of the day the children were given a £1 voucher which can be used to buy one of the special World Book Day books or to get £1 off a book at participating book shops.