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  • Afternoon Nursery Sports

    Thu 12 Jul 2018
    Amazing effort from our afternoon Nursery children in their races. Great warm up too. Thank you to our parents who joined in too. 
  • Morning Nursery Sports

    Thu 12 Jul 2018
    Well done to our fantastic morning Nursery children on their efforts in their five races. Also well done to our parents for joining in so enthusiastically! 
  • Year 6 perform Let's Rock

    Tue 10 Jul 2018

    The Bushell Hall was rocking this evening as Year 6 took to the stage to perform 'Let's Rock'. Based on the music of Queen, the story told of a bleak future when all music is made by computers. The children did a brilliant job with the acting, dancing and singing. There were plenty of familiar songs including Radio Gaga, I Want to Break Free and Another One Bites the Dust. The finale of We are the Champions got a huge response from the audience and everyone was left with smiles on their faces. 

     

    A big well done to Year 6 - you were real stars. Thank you to Miss Partridge, Hannah Lindsay, Mrs Foster, Miss Nock and all the other members of staff who made the evening possible.

  • Rounders sucess

    Fri 06 Jul 2018
    A team from Greswold represented South Solihull at the at the School Games rounders competition. The children have been practising every week at lunch time to develop their tactics and skills. With the sun shining, the team played matches against other local teams. They played brilliantly and ended up finishing second overall. Well done!
  • Basketball friendly

    Thu 05 Jul 2018
    Miss Jacob's basketball team have been developing their skills over the past academic year. Tonight they played a friendly game against St. Alphege Junior school. The team did a great job working together and managed to win the match 30-2 - a great result. A great success.
  • Key Stage 1 Sports' Day

    Thu 05 Jul 2018
    We had a warm afternoon for this year's Key Stage 1 Sports' Day. The children had been busy learning the events over the past few weeks and it was finally to put that practise into action. There were lots of different races involving sacks, eggs, spoons, hockey sticks and skipping ropes. Everyone tried their best and there was a lovely atmosphere of friendly competition. Well done to St George's house who were victorious this year. Thanks to all the parents who were able to come and support the event. 
  • Cheerleading success

    Tue 03 Jul 2018
    Pupils from Year 1 and 2 have been getting to school early every Monday for Cheerleading Club. The children have been learning exciting, energetic routines complete with pom poms. Today they had a chance to compete against other local schools in a cheerleading festival. The hall at Lode Heath was packed and there's always extra pressure when you're in front of an audience. However this didn't phase our superstars and their brilliant performance won the competition. Well done! A great success for the team.
  • Key Stage 2 Sports' Day

    Tue 03 Jul 2018
    Our older children represented their houses at the Key Stage 2 Sports' Day. This year there were some new events including a hockey relay. It was certainly a very summery afternoon and the children took part in the spirit of friendly competition. After all the scores had been counted up the winner was St Patricks. Well done! Many thanks to everyone who was able to come and support the event while enjoying the sunshine.
  • Borough Sports

    Thu 28 Jun 2018
    Greswold's Borough Sports team took part in a selection of track and field events against other local schools. The children from Years 5 and 6 gave it their all in very warm conditions. At the end of two afternoons of competition the team were outside the top three but did a fantastic job of representing Greswold by supporting each other and showing our values. Well done.
  • Year 2 Summer Production

    Thu 28 Jun 2018
    Our Year 2 children put on a fantastic performance of 'Animal Rumble Grumble'. The children have been learning about some of the countries of Africa this time and the story featured animals that live on the continent including lions, zebras and monkeys. There is a rumbling in the sky and the animals do not know what do to about it. Only one man can help: the wise Gubari. The children did a great job with the narration, acting, drumming and dancing. What super stars!
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