The staff at Greenfield School have joined us from many walks of life. Their varied passions, talents and education make for a diverse body of professionals all working to provide the best possible education for our pupils.
All our staff are invited to contribute to the Greenfield blog. We hope you enjoy reading their articles.
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When children reach Year 6 at Greenfield, a number of positions of responsibility are assigned: from our Head Boy and Head Girl, Library Prefects, House Captains, Performing Arts Captains and more.
Introducing this year’s Sports Captain - Charlie Wade. Dedicated to a life of varied sporting activity, Charlie’s commitment and enthusiasm is an inspiration to his peers at Greenfield.
Head of Science Mr Lovejoy considers how Greenfield is helping to equip the next generation with skills and knowledge to prepare them for future technological advances, through exploratory STEM lessons.
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Would you like to dance?
Ms Reeve writes about Greenfield's approach to inclusion.
If you missed Meet the Teacher evening you can read Mrs Botting's speech here:
Mr Brown has compiled a brief run down of all the events we have to look forward to across this academic year. Get your glad rags at the ready!
Learning Enrichment teacher, Ms Veale, explores the importance of preserving language, and how Greenfield pupils are participating in a quest to save the language of Khoekhoe.
Greenfield Forest School Leader, Mrs Charman, shares her thoughts on outdoor education and the positive impact it has on pupils.
Schools are often asked how they 'extend' their 'more able' pupils. Indpendent schools often find this is a critical question when posed by a prospective parent. But what does it actaully mean to 'extend' a child's learning and ultimately, how will it benefit them? Mr Brown explores this in his latest blog.
Mrs Botting shares her thoughts and intentions behind this year's IAPS Heads' Conference.
Mrs Botting gave an introduction to Meet the Teacher at the beginning of the Autumn Term 2017. If you missed it, you can read her speech below.
Mr Brown considers how opportunity, choice and variety can have a positive impact on children.
Assistant Head, Mrs Sharon Maher, shares what she considers to be the ideal Prep School curriculum. One that Greenfield pupils already take full advantage of.