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Greswold's new Deputy Headteacher, Mr Hornsey, led this Friday's whole-school assembly. This half-term we are encouraging all our pupils to be 'smart'. This can be with their appearance but also in the way they act or approach their learning.
For this week's Star Pupil certificates, all of the class teachers had chosen a child who had demonstrated that they had been 'smart' over the past few weeks. Well done to all of the winners.
Today we have been saying 'welcome' a lot - both to children who have returned to Greswold after the summer break and to those who have joined our school this September. The day started with an assembly led by Mrs Scott who made the children think about making a fantastic start to the year. She encouraged the children to think about the mixed feelings they may have on the first day - just like an athlete starting a race or someone taking off in an aeroplane. The assembly was also a chance for the school to meet Miss Evans, Mr Hobday and Mr Forrester who have joined our teaching staff.
Today it was time for our Year 6 pupils to say goodbye to Greswold at their leavers' assembly. The pupils performed two songs from Sister Act and showed off their ukulele skills with a performance of the Cup Song. There were also plenty of anecdotes from the children's time at Greswold, which for some pupils has been 8 years.
We were pleased to welcome the mayor of Solihull Mrs Glenis Slater to our assembly. The mayor helped to present each of our leavers with a book and also awarded the special prizes to four pupils.
Everyone at Greswold wishes our Year 6 leavers' every success for the future. As the mayor said - go and let your light shine.
Parents can watch the slide show from the assembly here. On the Extranet there are pictures of the assembly, group shots of the year group posing and also you can visit the full Year 6 archive. Please note that your child will need to log in to access the secure area. Use solgrid\25initial surname (e.g. solgrid\25jbloggs) then your child should use the password they use in school.
After nearly two decades at Greswold, Mrs Robson has decided it is time to retire. Over her time at school she has helped many children, parents and staff in her many roles which include Deputy Headteacher and Senco. In assembly, Mrs Scott thanked Mrs Robson for her dedication to Greswold and read out a message from Mr Bird (who was unable to be there in person). Mr Carnell also said some words and Mrs Slater presented Mrs Robson with a gift on behalf of the PTA. Each class had been busy creating cards which were then given to Mrs Robson to say thank you and wish her good luck.
We will certainly miss Mrs Robson at Greswold and wish her well for the future.