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For the last few months, Greswold's PTA has been one of the charitieis advertised in local Tesco stores for customers to donate charity tokens too. Stories including Hermitage Road, Hobs Moat and Solihull Centre were places where shoppers could donate their tokens. As a result of our involvement, the final amount received has been revealed to be £1,500, the biggest amount any charity can obtain.
Thank you to the PTA for their dedication in sourcing funding opportunities and onbviously to any families who helped contribute their tokens to our success. The money will help to resource outdoor areas around year 3.
Making a home for a hedgehog, pond dipping, den building and making a wild flower 'bomb' were just some of the activities the children from Y2 Rabbits took part in today at Brandon Marsh. The visit helps to immerse the children in their current Science learning and as you can see below, the children excelled in everything they attempted.
Dhruvi from Year 6 was inspired enough by our Walk to School Week promotion that she wrote her own poem in her own time, and what a fabulous poem it is. Thank you Dhruvi, a great demonstration of our values of Independence and Curiosity.
Well done to St Andrew's who won last term's KS1 and Reception Sports' Days and congratulations to St Patrick's who were victorious at the KS2 event.
Sports' days are one of Greswold's most memorable annual events and this year's events were no different. Parents and families attended in huge numbers and gave wonderful support throughout.
Thank you to Mrs Reilly and Mr Isles who organised such efficient events and a big thank you to all the children who demonstrated our values perfectly while enjoying the sporting fun.
The outside and inside of school was adorned with fabulously creative bunting during Walk to School Week, designed by every child at Greswold.
However, their messages were just as important and powerful. It's great to see more children using bikes and scooters to come to school as well as walking but, as you can see from the designs below, the children feel that we can all do a bit better and either leave the car at home or park it well away from the school.