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  • Y3/4 girls' excel at Langley Secondary Football Festival

    Thu 22 May 2025

    Yesterday after school, Greswold entered two teams into this year's Y3 and Y4 Girls' Football Festival, the first time we have done this in a very long time.

     

    Along with Tidbury Green and St Augustine's, the teams played 5 games each in a special festival which celebrated players demonstrating School Games' values.  Well done to the all the girls who represented the school, with Ellisen and Amelia being awarded a special values medal by the Football Activators, otherwise known as Year 10 Langley Secondary students. 

     

    In total, Greswold A team won 3 matches and Greswold B team won 1 match and drew 1 match too.

     

    With so many year 3 and year 4 girls interested in playing football for this event, it bodes very well in future years when they get a chance to represent the Y5/6 school football team. 

  • Year 6 receive a visit from the Police!!!

    Tue 20 May 2025

    On Monday afternoon, Year 6 had a visit from PC Andy, who talked to them about transition to secondary school and what to expect. The children had the opportunity to ask lots of questions and express any anxieties they may have.

     

    They then had the fun opportunity of trying on some police uniform - proving, they're not too old to dress up quite yet!

  • Children, families and staff all enjoy Nursery Sports' Days!

    Tue 20 May 2025

    Last Thursday afternoon and this morning saw this year's Nursery Sports' Days take place with plenty of families coming to watch and enjoy the fun too.

     

    There were running races, hurdling races, balancing races and the tried and tested Cozy Coupe race which is always a favourite.  

     

    The children did fabulously and earned their well deserved homemade medals at the end, along with a refreshing lolly to enjoy with their families. 

     

    Thank you to the parents who came to support one of our favourite annual events here at Greswold. 

  • Walk for Wellbeing - the theme of this year's Walk to School Week

    Tue 20 May 2025

    This morning, several classes across the school took part in a special virtual assembly by Living Streets, the same organisation that produce the Travel Tracker.  

     

    This year's theme for Walk to School Week is Walk for Wellbeing and the children used their class assembly times to view a special virtual assembly promoting the benefits of travelling actively to and from school. 

     

    Greswold's aim for this week is to increase the amount of children and families engaging with the Travel Tracker, which for May is currently only 19%.  Our aim is to increase this number to at least 25% which would mean 1/4 of the whole school are attempting to travel actively to school.  This in turn will help reduce traffic congestion and make the roads and pavements around school and the local area safer for everyone. 

  • Another memorable PTA Disco thanks to DJ Chater!

    Mon 19 May 2025

    On Monday evening, over 250 pupils from years' 1-6 showcased their dancing prowess at this year's PTA Disco.  

     

    Y1-3 pupils followed by Y4-6 enjoyed a range of dancing hits from our very own resident DJ, Mr Chater, who once again entertained the masses, including the staff as well. 

     

    The children seemed to have a wonderful time.  Thank you to the PTA for providing refreshments and treats, thank you to the school staff who stayed behind to help out, supervise and dance, and a massive thank you to Mr Chater! 

  • A whole school workout all in the name of charity!

    Mon 19 May 2025

    On Monday, the whole school came together on the KS2 field in the name of raising money for Educaid Africa, a charity that supports children in accessing education.

     

    School Council led all of the pupils in an action packed, fun-filled dance routine.  Staff (sporting sweatbands) and children alike stretched, danced and free-styled their way through the half hour work out with smiles and laughs a-plenty.

     

    Could all sponsor money raised please be passed onto the school office? We will share the total raised in due course and then will present the charity with a cheque in early June.

  • Reception enjoy a day at the zoo!

    Fri 16 May 2025

    Reception enjoyed a wonderful visit to Dudley Zoo last week.  All the children were impeccably behaved throughout and demonstrated all of our values, especially Curiosity about the animals. We were so proud of them!

     

    The coach journey was just as big a highlight for the children and they had just as much fun on the way there and on the way back as at the zoo. We saw flamingos, chimpanzees, reindeer, giraffes, bush dogs and many many more. The children did a lot of walking, played in the playgrounds and did not complain once.

     

    Well done, Reception!

  • St George's increase edge further away at the top of the House Point leaderboard!

    Fri 16 May 2025

    In this morning's House Point assemblies, the pupils who accumulated the most house points in KS2 this half term received their well deserved certificates.  

     

    The children were also given an update on this year's House Point Challenge leaderboard with St George's increasing their lead at the top by scoring 41 points this half term, which in turns has increased their lead at the top of the leaderboard with one half term to go.

     

    There were certificates for Y3 Sparrows who have the best attendance so far this year, along with Y5 Elms (+3%) and Reception Bumblebees (+8%) who have the most improved attendance this half term. 

  • Living Streets Travel Tracker: Big push needed for Walk to School Week!

    Fri 16 May 2025

    April's Travel Tracker WOW badges are been awarded to those children who have travelled actively to school at least once a week in April.  

     

    110 badges were given out yesterday, a reduction on previous months but may be a consequence of the new limits Living Streets have added to the Travel Tracker in terms of only being able to complete previous days up to two weeks in the past. 

     

    Engagement was also only 22% so with next week being Walk to School Week, there will be another big push to increase the number of badges being given out in May. 

     

    Parents can play their part by leaving the car at home at least one day a week or parking outside the 5 minute walking bubble as advertised in Sustainable Travel in the Parents section of the website. 

  • Attendance Superstars - Roll of Honour

    Mon 12 May 2025

    We are pleased to celebrate pupils' success in their attendance for last half term on our roll of honour. 

     

    Please take a moment to share in our attendance success by going to the 'Children' tab and then selecting 'Attendance Superstars' or click on the link below.

    https://www.greswold.solihull.sch.uk/spring-2-2025/

     

    Well done to all our Spring 2 superstars!

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