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Maths News!

16/03/2012 15:23:43

Six of our young mathematicians from Y5 (Clare, Trupti, Jonathan, Harry F, Matthew C and Alex D) represented our school this week in the Mathematics challenge. Working collaboratively in pairs for the whole afternoon, they faced seven rounds of various mathematical activities - from spatial to numerical puzzles. The attendance was amazing; out of 83 participating pairs, our children came 8^th, 15^th and 36^th, which is a very good result overall.

Congratulations to all of them for their collaboration and perseverance.

Mrs. Jana Heaven

Meeting Tom Palmer at Woking Football Club

12/03/2012 10:22:54

On Thursday 8th March, Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 went to Woking Football Club, where they met with author Tom Palmer. Tom talked to the children about fair trade, reading, writing and football.

Excellent results in Cross Country at Longacre

07/02/2012 11:11:20

On a freezing cold afternoon, 16 brave athletes took part in a cross country match at Longacre school on Thursday. Our Under 9 boys all performed very well despite a couple of boys being hooked on a marker pole! The four Greenfield top scores all came in together - Ross Bennfors (6^th), Harry Curtis (7^th), Kasper Paustian-Arleth (8^th) and Jamie Mann (9^th). The under 11 girls battled their way round the course with Zoe Marlovits finishing a creditable 10^th. Ella Barker ran confidently against girls years older than her. Our under 11 boys excelled with Jack Jesty pacing it brilliantly to finish 1^st with Matthew Curtis a fantastic 2^nd. Jamie Martin just missed out on the medals in 4^th place.

Congratulations to all those that took part and thanks to the three mums who braved the arctic conditions to support the teams.

Bicycle Collection - Wicker Sculptures

20/01/2012 12:10:06

We have been collecting unwanted bicycles in any condition for an exciting event coming up.

On Thursday 15th and Friday 16th March an artist and sculptor, Sara Holmes, is coming to Greenfield to do a workshop with the children. They will be making wicker sculptures of cyclists which will then be displayed along the Olympic cycle route throughout the Woking Borough. After the Olympic Games, we will get our sculptures back to display in our playground. This is an exciting project for all the children to take part in and we are very grateful to FrOGS for sponsoring it.

Link with School in Uganda

28/11/2011 00:00:00

Following the recent visit from John and Alice from Rukungiri school in Uganda, we were delighted to receive a letter from them, along with some photos of the children there. Please see their letter below:

RUKUNGIRI MODERN PRIMARY SCHOOL

P.O. BOX 116, RUKUNGIRI.

Our Ref:

Your Ref: 09/11/2011

Dear Mrs. Tania Botting,

I am glad to hear that John and Alice Visited your school while they were in UK in Aug-Sept 2011. The two have brought us good news that your school wishes to have a link with our school Rukungiri Modern p/s. This is very welcome. We are ready and willing to see this link established, grow and continue as the two schools work together on various link programmes

We hope that this link will be established and that the two schools will be communicating on a regular basis through letters, Emails, faxes and telephones

We are also determined to do all that we need to do as the school so that the link grows.

We greetings from the school community, children, staff and management. We have sent you photos of children on the morning assembly, staff, Head teacher and his Deputy.

Hoping to hear from you

Yours faithfully,

Atuhaire Immaculate

Headteacher. Rukungiri Orphan Patnership

Geoffrey New Administrator

Maths Success!

28/11/2011 00:00:00

I am delighted to share with you that our team of four mathematicians, consisting of Hidde and George from Year 6 and Trupti and Clare from Year 5, represented our school in the Regional Final of the National Young Mathematician Award and came first!

They did absolutely brilliantly. All three participating teams were presented with a complex mathematical problem. Although they were allowed to write down calculations throughout, they were not allowed to write down any answer at any point, otherwise they would be disqualified. They were expected to use their reasoning skills so solve the problem, but were also scored on their presentation skills and their teamwork.

It got a little bit tense towards the end; as the time was running out and the pressure was mounting, the team was divided for little while as to a possible solution. They were debating with each other, but they managed to pull it off!

Although their score was quite high, with a few more points the team would have gone through to the National Grand Final at Cambridge University. Despite all that, this is an amazing achievement and congratulations to our team.

Mrs. Jana Heaven

Visit from Uganda

04/10/2011 17:13:18

Greenfield was delighted to welcome Alice and John Tumusiime from the Rukungiri School in Uganda. They came to speak to the children, along with Chris Holloway from St Mary the Bethany Church in Woking, about their school and the lives of the children in their care.

The children were fascinated to hear about the school, which was established in 1992 by John and Alice to provide an education for the deprived children in the area. The school now has over 850 children and although they have over 60 children in a class they have still managed to become the top school in Uganda.

Years 4 and 5 were given the opportunity to ask questions and find out how their lives differ from the children at Rukungiri School and how they could help make the children’s lives better. The children asked excellent questions about the curriculum, malaria and family life. Mrs Botting then spent time with John and Alice talking about a possible link between the schools and giving them a tour of Greenfield.

This was a wonderful opportunity for the children to find out about a country and life style that is complete different to their own and we all thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

Breakfast Club is a big hit!

04/10/2011 00:00:00

Since our fantastic chef, Mr Fox, has been cooking breakfasts at Greenfield the numbers have increased rapidly. In fact, parents have ‘complained’ that they are having to get up earlier because their children are so keen to come to Breakfast Club – even though they don’t need to!

The children arrive at 7.30am to be greeted by the wonderful smell of sausages, bacon and even pancakes. Coffee is there for parents to enjoy while they chat to their children, before dashing to work, and it will not be long before they cannot resist the temptation of a wonderful cooked breakfast!

Hot Lunches Underway!

14/09/2011 00:00:00

The beginning of term saw the completion of the building works on our new Dining Room and Kitchen.

The children are all now enjoying the fantastic meals provided by our caterers, Brookwood Partnership.

Lunchbox Appeal

14/09/2011 00:00:00

With the introduction of our new Dining Room and KItchen, the children decided that they would like to donate their old lunchboxes to a worthy cause. The children filled the lunchboxes with stationery and school equipment ready to donate to Samaritan's Purse, a great organisation working with needy children in a number of under-developed countries.

The lunchboxes returned to school thick and fast, packed with wonderful items and accompanied by cash donations from parents to cover the cost of shipping. A total of £210 was raised. A representative from Samaritan's Purse came to the school to collect the lunchboxes and donations and explained that they were being sent to Liberia and that the donations would be very gratefully received by the children there.

Woking Cycle Tour Series Mascots!

15/06/2011 16:02:11

Greenfield provided all mascots for the ladies and men’s professional cycle races in Woking town centre on Tuesday. It was a long evening but the children enjoyed watching the races and supporting their teams.

Maths Challenges at Halstead and Wellington College

20/05/2011 00:00:00

We have had two teams of mathematicians representing our school at Maths Challenges recently. Year 3 – a team of four boys – Sebastian, Arran, Luke and James headed for Halstead on Tuesday 10th May, and Year 5 – again a team of four boys – Hidde, Matias, George and Ben had a longer journey all the way to Wellington College on Thursday 12th May. Both teams had amazing afternoons, working collaboratively on a number of maths activities from spatial to numerical puzzles, from “Tangrams” to “Broken Calculators”. The attendance was amazing; whilst the Y3 were among 6 teams, the Y5 team were among 42 other participating schools. Both teams did extremely well and came approximately in the middle of their fields, however the overall winner was “Mathematics”. Very well done children!

Mrs Jana Heaven

Dr Cox, Head of RGS adjudicates Greenfield's Public Speaking Competition

10/05/2011 00:00:00

Greenfield welcomed Dr Cox, Head of RGS to adjudicate the Year 5 and 6 Public Speaking Competition on Friday 6th May.

There were some really outstanding entries, but after much deliberation Harry T from Year 6 was announced as the winner! Well done Harry!

Certificates were awarded to the following pupils:

Year 5	Year 6
Ben G (1st Place)	Harry T (1st Place and Overall Winner)
Sam M (2nd Place)	Callum B (2nd Place)
George T (3rd Place)	Olivia C (3rd Place)
Hidde (Finalist)	Adam (Finalist)
Alyssa (Finalist)	Bethan (Finalist)

Year 5 become detectives for the week!

15/03/2011 11:47:47

As part of Write and Perform Literacy Week, Year 5 have completed a ‘Detectives’ Week. The children have enjoyed creating their own detectives, acting out freeze scenes and solving a ‘Who Stole the Money’ mystery. On Wednesday morning, forensic fingerprint consultant, Mr. MacLeod, visited Year 5 to talk to them about his job. As part of this visit, he discussed fingerprint examination and allowed the children to have their own fingerprints taken! Thank you to Mr. MacLeod for an excellent lesson!

Years 4 and 6 meet author Caroline Lawrence

15/03/2011 00:00:00

On Monday 7^th March, all of the children in Years 4 and 6 travelled to Manor House School to listen to a visiting author. Caroline Lawrence is the author of a very successful series of children’s books called ‘The Roman Mysteries’.

She spoke at length about how she became an author, her inspirations and her training. As a keen historian, she studied classics at university in America and she specialised in the ancient cultures such as the Greeks and Romans. She had read an inspiring book as a child which then prompted her to become an author: she wanted to pass on her knowledge and enthusiasm to others. She is based in London and draws her ideas from the many films she watches and books she reads. Caroline shared her tips for being a successful author and explained how artefacts can give her ideas for her books. She was entertaining and amusing and the children really enjoyed the talk.

The children were given the chance to buy a copy of her book, which she personally signed for each child. It was a very quiet journey home as many of the children were reading – they really couldn’t wait to get started!

Tara reaches British Schools' Modern Biathlon Championships!

28/02/2011 00:00:00

We were delighted to hear that Greenfield pupil Tara de Klerk has been successful in reaching the British Schools' Modern Biathlon Championships, taking place at Crystal Palace on Sunday 27th March 2011!

Tara de Klerk took part in the national semi-finals of the Schools’ Biathlon at Crystal Palace in February. She started with an amazing run and finished her 500M in a time of 1:37:49, a great 5^th place.After a few hours wait she achieved another PB in her 50M swim at 35.66 (a 20th place for the swim). Overall this resulted in a 10th place, a fantastic result. Well done and good luck in the finals Tara!!

Surrey Schools' Cross Country Championships

23/02/2011 00:00:00

Five Greenfield boys and girls ran in the Surrey Schools Cross Country Championships held in Reigate on Saturday 22^nd January. All five children ran to their absolute best with the Greenfield boys’ team coming 7^th in the county, a great result.

Tara ran brilliantly, coming a nail-biting third place in a field of 146. Harrison (20th), Jack (22nd), Harry (77) and Jamie (84) in a field of 160.

A special mention must go to Harry who showed incredible determination by running half the course wearing only one shoe and one muddy sock after his shoe came loose and fell off.......fortunately it was recovered later by a nearby Marshall!

Harrison and Tara qualified for the Surrey Elite Training Camp in February half-term.

Congratulations to all five runners....well done!

Greenfield's new minibus has arrived!

17/02/2011 00:00:00

U11 Greenfield Hockey Team win 9-0!

11/02/2011 09:16:39

The U10 and U11 hockey teams played Feltonfleet School this week. This was a new fixture for Greenfield so we didn’t know what standard competition to expect. The U10 team found themselves under pressure from the start with the opposition spending a lot of time in and around our goal. However, with some staunch defending from Clare F the score remained 0-0 until just before half time when Greenfield finally got a quick breakaway and scored (Natalie H) against the run of play. Greenfield had more possession in the second half but still struggled to get out of their half. Feltonfleet eventually scored two goals to win 2-1. This was a fair reflection of the game but with signs of improvement from our young U10 team. Well played.

Our experienced U11 team started really positively scoring their first goal very quickly. It soon became evident that Greenfield was significantly stronger than their opposition and had quickly scored a few more goals. Greenfield took advantage of their greater ability and went on to win 9 - 0 . . . a Greenfield record I think!!!!

Goals: Eleanor (3) Tara (2) Phoebe (2) Isobel (1) Bethan (1)

Hot Lunches coming soon!

11/02/2011 00:00:00

We are delighted that Greenfield will be providing hot lunches from the Autumn Term. To learn more about Brookwood, the new catering company that will be providing the meals, please look at their newsletter: Brookwood Bite

Maths Workshops for Years 1 to 6

27/01/2011 15:26:36

All of our children from Year 1 to Year 6 have taken part in Maths Rally workshops this week organised by Explore Learning Centre in Knaphill. The children have enjoyed a range of exciting Maths activities where they competed in teams of lizards; namely Geckos and Chameleons. They tackled all the presented challenges extremely well and scored highly. Well done to all our budding mathematicians!

Year 1 trip to St Mary of Bethany Church

26/01/2011 00:00:00

Report written by Year 1 as a class:

On Wednesday 26^th January we went on a trip to ‘St Mary of Bethany’. We went there on the minibus! The vicar spoke to us all. Then we split up into two groups with Kate and Tina and went around the church looking at all the different things. Then we filled out a worksheet and did some drawing and colouring. Next we had a snack. Then we came back to school on the minibus. We had a really fun time and learnt lots of interesting things.

Year 2 trip to Guildford Cathedral

21/01/2011 00:00:00

Year 2 had their first class trip out in our new minibus when they went to visit Guildford Cathedral. They learnt about baptism, and then made wonderful mitres!

Mathematics News!

13/01/2011 14:22:21

Last term in November 2010 our children from Year 5 and Year 6 took part in the Primary Maths Challenge at our school. The PMC, run by the Mathematical Association, is aimed at the top 60% of pupils in Years 5 and 6. It is a test with multiple-choice problems for the first twenty questions; well balanced enough to give everyone a chance to have a go, with more thought provoking problems toward the end of the challenge that encourage higher order thinking skill.

This time round we have four mathematicians from Year 6 whose scores were high enough to be invited into the National Finals on February 2nd 2011. Congratulations to Callum B, Ella F, Harry M and Adam O, with wishes of good luck for the Finals.

Surrey Schools Swimming Association Winners!

06/12/2010 09:21:05

Congratulations to the current Year 5 children who won the Surrey Schools Swimming Association David Morris Trophy last year. The results they achieved in Year 4 were the best in the county.

Year 6 girls Hockey Team win IAPS Regional Plate Final!

01/12/2010 00:00:00

Our Year 6 girls Hockey Team played at Queenswood School in Hertfordshire last week and won the IAPS Regional Plate Final. The plate is proudly displayed on the Reception desk and the girls were all given a medal.

National Young Mathematician Award 2010

18/11/2010 00:00:00

On 17th November 2010 four of our mathematicians from Year 6 (Tara, Ella, Harry and Adam) took part in the first round of “National Young Mathematician Award 2010”. This maths competition took place at the Explore Learning Centre in Knaphill. It’s a lovely centre recently opened inside the Sainsbury’s supermarket in Knaphill that is promoting Maths and English.

Our mathematicians were excited about all the challenges they were presented with, ranging from Fibonacci numbers to finding the next term in an algebraic sequence. They worked exceptionally well as a team, competing against other schools that took part. However, in the final table they were just two points short for progressing into the “Regional Final”. The maths team did their absolute best and deserve congratulations, especially as they came so close.

The children are going to be presented with certificates in one of our future assemblies.

Special thanks go to Mrs Fowden who provided transport there and back.

Mrs Jana Heaven

Royal Albert Hall Performance

11/11/2010 00:00:00

Greenfield Senior Choir performed at the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday 7th November, in aid of the children's charity Barnardo's. 1400 children from a selection of schools throughout the country took part in the impressive concert, and it was a fabulous evening.

Ripley Court Cross Country Event

13/10/2010 00:00:00

Ripley Court Cross Country Event

Greenfield entered 4 teams in the recent cross country event. For the first time in many years it was a lovely dry & bright autumn afternoon, perfect conditions for running and all the children responded by giving 100% effort. The U9 teams included 5 year 3 runners who were taking part in their first competitive cross country race; they had to complete 2 laps of the course approximately 1.3 Km. In a field of around 45 runners Matthew (year 4) came 4^th, a tremendous run from him. Another noteable individual results in the U9 race was Kai (Year 4) (10^th)

The U11 runners had to compete 3 laps of the course approximately 2.1Km. Again in a very large field of runners Tara (Year 6) ran an excellent race to finish 3^rd despite falling in the woods.

A special mention should go to the U11 boys who performed excellently as a team:

Harrison (Year 5) (7^th), Jack (Year 5) (8^th), Jamie (Year 4) (13^th), Harry M. (Year 6) (16^th) & Callum (Year 6) (35^th)

Well done to everyone & thanks to the many parents who came to support.

Harvest

07/10/2010 00:00:00

THE JOY OF HARVEST
The Early Years Department braved the wet weather on Wednesday and went pumpkin picking at Garson’s Farm in Esher. We were prepared for a very soggy day and were pleasantly surprised when the sun began to shine. The children had a glorious morning splashing in deep puddles and choosing their own prize pumpkin to take home. Some children could barely carry their chosen pumpkin and had to reassess their strength and find a smaller, lighter one! We were also able to pick some plums, sunflowers and corn, all of which were used in the splendid harvest display, just in time for the Harvest assembly, held the following day. All the children in the Early Years contributed to this assembly by singing a pumpkin song which was delightful. The Reception Class will be cooking a pumpkin and the seeds in their weekly cooking lessons next week and together with Pre-Prep, will be painting fruit and vegetables next week. All the children thoroughly enjoyed a wonderful experience and spent the rest of the afternoon washing the mud off their pumpkins in the wonderful sunshine.

Jan Hardy, Head of Early Years

Year 5 Trip to Guildford

06/10/2010 00:00:00

OUR VICTORIAN SCHOOL TRIP

On the 29th of September 2010 year 5 went on an exciting trip to the Guildford museum and a Victorian class. We left school at 9:00am. When we arrived at the Victorian class the people we met where called Emily and Mrs Smith.We went up to the classroom and Jack and I sat at the front. Mrs Smith taught us Victorian lessons. She said we had to remember “back straight, hands behind your back.” When you answered a question you needed to stand up, say the answer, and say “Maam” and sit back down. We had a chance to play with Victorian toys like cup and ball, hoop la, a bowling game, Jacobs’s Ladder and a pinball game. After the Victorian class we went outside to play. The lessons were spellings, geography, drawing and handwriting with ink pots and a quill. We had to dip this into ink. At Guildford Museum, we saw many toys that the Victorians played with. We had a work sheet to fill in. It asked questions about the Victorian times, for example, where they went on Sundays, and what was the only toy you could play with, (which was Noah’s ark). We then went in a room about Lewis Carroll. We also saw a room with a simple Victorian room. It had a mouse in it! Next, we went into a room with a mini Guildford from the Victorian times. Lastly, we went to the gift shop. I bought a Victorian penny key ring, fool’s gold, an amethyst and polished gem stones.

By Sam (Year 5)

Year 4 Trip to Hampton Court

05/10/2010 00:00:00

Recount of our trip to Hampton Court

September 29^th 2010 Trupti

Firstly we walked to Woking Station and we caught the train to Surbiton. We waited for a little bit and then caught the train to Hampton Court Station. We walked across the bridge and then arrived in Hampton Court Station. My first thoughts on Hampton Court were its very big and beautiful. We went inside Hampton Court and then got a sticker that was a bit like our ticket to enter Hampton Court. This lady dressed like a Tudor showed us to the first room we entered .It was the grand hall where all the servants eat; it’s so big because there were so many servants. She talked a bit about what the Tudors jobs were and what they wore according to their jobs. Then she gave us all parts to be there was a Duke, Duchess, Ladies in waiting, clerks and servants. Then she showed us the haunted gallery and she said that there was 1 spot in the whole gallery that was several degrees colder than the rest and that were Catherine Howard ghost was. Then King Henry VIII came and we all bowed down and said Long Live the King. Then the lady went away. We walked the way to get audio guides and then made are way to the kitchens. We saw raw meat I thought it was disgusting. We made are way to see how the Tudors made their dinners. We went to the Fish Court and saw some stew like the Tudors would eat it. We gave are audio guides back and went. The lady recommended us going to the Chapel Garden and there was some posts and there was a different animal on each post. We walked to a little sort of gallery and we found out that about 20 years ago there was a fire in Hampton Court and if there weren’t residents living there, Hampton Court would have been ruined. When we were in the little gallery there was some glass and a little model of the grand hall and other things. After the little gallery we went to King EdwardsIII exhibition and I found it very interesting. I found a lovely glass chandelier and I wanted in my bedroom. Finally we went to the shop and I bought a picture of Hampton Court and a magnet of a crown. We walked across the bridge again to Hampton Court Station and made a stop at Surbiton and then we got to Woking Station. Then we walked back to school and I was very tired!!

Year 3 Trip to Guildford

05/10/2010 00:00:00

Our trip to Guilford

On Wednesday year three went on a historical walk. First we got on the coach, I sat next to Ross. Eventually we got dropped off, and then we had to walk the rest the way. Finally we met our guide for the day. We were split into two groups. First we went to the Guildhall after our group were let in. Then we went into the court. The leader would look at the person to see if they looked guilty and if they did not look guilty he/she would be set free at once. If they did look guilty he/she would be put in prison. After that our group walked to the Gorge Abbot Hospital. My group had a quick look around then the Master appeared from around the corner and invited us to the chapel. It had stained glass windows. The actual chapel was built in 1621 and there were pews which we got to sit down on. It was fun listening to the Master who told the story about the stain glass windows. After that we visited George Abbot Hospital where we were told by our tour guide that if you were 60 or over and you had lived in Guildford most of your life and you didn’t have much money, only then you could stay there. After that we went to look at Guildford castle, it was on a hill that had good views. We were told some interesting information that St James built it. We looked at the Palace ruins where we imagined it.

By Jamie, Year 3

At Guildford

We went to the castle and it was interesting. At Guildford castle we saw where the toilet waste would have gone. We went to a fantastic museum and did a quiz and went to the shop where there was lots of Alice in wonderland things! In the past, at George Abbot hospital, you would ring the pity bell to get some soup. Guildhall was built in 1300 and had a massive clock and bell. We saw the Angel hotel and where they would have kept the horses.

By Elisa and Ella, Year 3

GUILDFORD

On Wednesday 29^th September Year 3 and Year 5 went to Guildford for the day.

First of all we met our guide and then she showed us Guild Hall, where the meeting place was. The Council Chamber was also there and we saw the Mayor’s Robe.

After that we went to George Abbot Hospital where we saw the Chapel, and we also saw two shops on the High Street which were originally a hotel (one of them was Sainsburys).

Next we went to Guildford Castle and saw the ruins of an Old Palace. A little further down the street we saw the arch where a portcullis used to be before it was removed.

Then we visited Rosemary Alley where all the sewage used to run down. It was originally called Rosemary Alley because people used to pick up rosemary and rub it between their fingers so that they couldn’t smell the horrible smells from the sewage.

At the Angel Hotel we saw the place where an old crane used to be to lower food for animals like horses.

Finally we met up with the other group and we all went to the museum. We did a worksheet about looking at pottery and other things and then we went to the shop and bought things with our pocket money. Then we watched a short film about the history of Guildford and before long it was time to go home!

THE END

By Kaitlin, Year 3

Netball and Football Results

02/10/2010 00:00:00

U9 Football

The U9 football team played their first match of the season at St. Bede’s on Monday. The first half was very close and in fairness, St. Bede’s deserved to be ahead. Only some good defending by Kai (Yr4) and Alex L-L (Yr4) together with some safe goalkeeping by Harry (Yr4) kept our goal intact. The second half was more one sided as Greenfield gradually got on top. Matthew (Yr4) and Luke (Yr4) began to dominate in midfield and they both scored to give us a two goal lead. St. Bede’s unfortunately put through their own goal to complete the scoring and give Greenfield an encouraging win.

Netball – The Marist Tournament

The U11 netball team played in a 14 school tournament last week. Despite not qualifying for the finals the team played some very good netball showing some real improvement from last year. Two of the games lost were to the two eventual finalists & winner. We had very good draws against The Marist & Hoebridge, much larger schools than Greenfield...well done girls!

Games Won: 1

Games Drawn: 2

Games Lost: 3

New Head Boy and Head Girl

14/09/2010 00:00:00

Congratulations to Adam and Tara, Greenfield School's new Head Boy and Head Girl.

Music Theory Exam Results

31/08/2010 00:00:00

Members of the Music Theory Club have achieved some excellent results in their recent exams, the majority achieving a merit or a distinction. Particularly impressive is so many children aged ten and eleven years passing an Associated Board Grade 4 theory exam.

Congratulations to the following:

Samuel (Yr3): Grade 1 - Distinction (93%)

Callum (Yr5): Grade 2 - Distinction (90%)

Adam (Yr5): Grade 2 - Merit (81%)

Amasha (Yr6): Grade 3 - Merit (82%)

James (Yr6): Grade 4 - Pass (74%)

Thomas (Yr6): Grade 4 - Merit (86%)

Joshua (Yr6): Grade 4 - Merit (82%)

Harrison (Yr5): Grade 4 - Merit (86%)

Harry T (Yr5): Grade 4 - Merit (87%)

Royal Albert Hall

16/07/2010 00:00:00

Senior Choir are delighted to be offered the opportunity to perform on stage at the Royal Albert Hall, London on November 7th. They are taking part in the Barnados Celebration Concert.

Parents, friends and family can get hold of the tickets from the Royal Albert Hall Box Office from 22nd September or on 02075898212.

Please download the information letter for parents Barnados have supplied.

Year 6 French Trip

14/07/2010 00:00:00

Year 6 embarked on a fantastic trip to Northern France last week. Everyone had a super time. We visited a war museum and war grave cemetery; we also went to a créperie for lunch and visited the old town of Boulogne where we spent plenty of money, shopping at a market. We went into the cathedral and enjoyed the town trail. We made croissants in a bakery and spoke lots of French. The most enjoyable part, I think we would all agree was every evening on the beach, playing games, paddling in the sea and making fascinating sculptures of sand! Thank you to the teachers for making our final Greenfield Trip such fun.