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Greswold have once again received the highest accolade possible for providing pupils with opportunities to represent the school at inter-school sports' events.
The School Games GOLD achievement solidifies our desire to provide extra-curricular learning experiences to as many children as possible throughout an academic year. These opportunities and subsequent local competition and events Greswold have competed in include:
Y5 and Y6 Cross Country
Y5 and Y6 Boys' football
Y5 and Y6 girls' football
Y5 and Y6 Sportshall Athletics
Y4 Chance 2 Shine cricket
Y5 Chance to Shine cricket
Y3 Tri-Golf
Y2 Cheerleading
Y5 and Y6 Basketball
Y6 Tag Rugby
Y6 Borough Sports'
Y6 Rounders
Y5 Dodgeball
Y6 Rowing
Y2 Multi-skills
Our aim next year is to increase the number of events we enter so watch this space!
Courtesy of one of our partnership companies, year 6 pupils were treated to an ice cream at the end of the school day today, completely free of charge! After their endeavours this year, especially in their year 6 performance last week, it was indeed a well deserved treat....... and we ordered the weather to match the occasion too!!!
Congratulations to the pupils of St David's who claimed this year's House Point trophy by edging in front of St George's in the final half term of the year.
The St David's House captain was awarded their trophy in today's final House Point assembly with St George's coming second followed by St Andrew's then St Patrick's.
A special well done to Year 3 Sparrows who achieved the highest attendance of all 22 classes this year with 96%. A special mention should be given to Y4 Skylarks and Y4 Nightingales who both scored 95.9% and Y2 Otters with 95.8%.
In terms of this year's Travel Tracker, congratulations to Y6 with the highest engagement across the school. As year 6 are able to travel to school by themselves, a special mention should also go to Y4 Chaffinches and to Y1 Owls whose engagement percentages were higher than this year's school target of 30%.
This year's whole school engagement percentage was 24%, something for everyone to strive to surpass next year.
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Following on from last week's fabulous Violin assembly, this week KS2 have been treated once again to two more wonderfully captivating performances, this time from keyboard and guitar players.
Children participating in the performance are all pupils who have received peripatetic music lessons throughout the course of the year and it's wonderful to be able to see and hear their progress.
Performing in front of a live audience, which included their families, must have been daunting but all musicians have made their families, Greswold and hopefully themselves very proud over the last two weeks. Well done.
On Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning, the Upper School Hall resembled an authentic art gallery as year 6 showcased their creativity and skill.
Every child was tasked with producing a piece of artwork, with their choice of media. They also had to devise a name for it, using their sketchbooks to communicate their intentions and preparations.
By the reaction of the numerous visitors, it appeared that all year 6 pupils had engaged and astounded their intended audience. Well done children and thank you to Miss Summers (Art Subject Leader) and year 6 staff for organising such a lovely community event.
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Thank you to all the families who attended Saturday's PTA Summer Fayre and helped to make it such an enjoyable occasion. As always, the fayre marks the closing stages of another Greswold academic year and this year's event again didn't disappoint.
For Nerissa, the Chair of the PTA, this year's event was extra special as she finishes her tenure with the PTA and, as a school, we would like thank her for the commitment and selflessness she has displayed over the years, both as Chair and Deputy-Chair.
Greswold's Got Talent was a real success and the weather gods were definitely on our side, helping to make the event even more special.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to the event's success and a total profit of £3200 which is brilliant!
Well done to Samar from Sycamores who has, unbelievably, chosen a second item from the Greswold Prize Collection. After receiving his gold badge, Samar has earnt another 200 housepoints! Every 100 housepoints after a gold badge, children can choose something from the prize collection.
Well done also to Ellisen, Lenny, Hari, Adarsh, Jeremy, Bobby and Oscar for earning 100 housepoints and choosing either a special pencil, BRICKS keyring or a Greswold gold badge.
As part of our ongoing partnership with the Solihull Rotary Club, we would like to advertise their latest campaign called Shoe Aid.
The flyer below will give more details but if you have any footwear, adult or child, that you don't need anymore, please bring them into school and drop them off at the school office. We will then work with the Rotary Club to ensure they go to a good cause.
At lunchtime today, all members of staff were treated to an ice cream, courtesy of one of Greswold's professional partners.
Class teachers, support staff, site staff, lunchtime supervisors, office staff and the school cooks received their treats from an actual ice cream van and were very appreciative indeed. A lovely gesture from our professional community and one which we hope continues in the future!
In case you were worried year 6 pupils, don't be, as your ice cream van treat is arriving next week!
This morning's KS2 assembly was used to showcase the talents and hard work of our violinists here at Greswold. The children who have been receiving lessons from Solihull Music Service this year put on a wonderful show which the audience, including parents of the musicians, thoroughly enjoyed.
Zoe in year 6, who has recently attained a distinction in her music exam, finished the concert with a wonderful rendition of Star Wars but with a bit of a twist! The children absolutely loved her finale!
Well done to all the children involved for your endeavours this year and for entertaining the school.