Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
On Friday we said goodbye to our Year 6 class of 2019. Some of the children have been with us for 8 years having started with us in Nursery, while others had become part of the Greswold family as the year group moved through the school. Year 6 put on an emotional leavers' assembly demonstrating their talents, with poems, songs from their Revolting Children show and two songs played on the ukulele. We were also delighted to welcome Councillor Stuart Davis the Mayor of Solihull to the assembly. He helped Mrs Scott to present the yearbooks to each of the children. Year 6 - you did your parents proud. We wish you every success for the future.
You can watch a shortened version of the the Leavers' Assembly on the website here or children in Year 6 can watch or download the full version here by logging in using their solgrid email address and password.
Year 6 did a fantastic job with their performance of Revolting Children at Bushell Hall. A DVD of the performance will be available tomorrow (Friday 19 July) at the Year 6 Leavers' service. We are asking for a minimum donation of £1 to cover our costs. The performance can also be watched online here: https://greswold-primary-school.primarysite.media/media/revolting-children.
Members of Greswold's school band got to perform at the world famous Abby Road Studios in Liverpool. Solihull Music Service had organised the visit and the band, who have been led by Mr Webb this year, took to the stage to perform some of the songs they have been learning. Many thanks to Solihull Music Service for arranging this fantastic opportunity and to all the parents who travelled to Liverpool to support the band.
Click here to watch a video of highlights of the event made by Solihull Music Service.
Greswold welcomed visitors from Solihull's Library Service into a special assembly. They had come to school to talk about this year's Summer Reading Challenge - an event which is now in its 20th year. The theme this year is Space Chase and children can earn stickers for reading books over the Summer holiday, starting on Saturday 13 July. Children who complete the challenge will be presented with a medal.
Find out more about the Summer Reading Challenge on their website.
You can also find out details about Solihull Libraries here.