World Nursery Rhyme Week at Greenfields
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Children at Greenfields have been taking part in World Nursery Rhyme Week. Nursery Rhymes play an important part in child hood development as well as being lots of fun.
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The children have been learning all about those classic rhymes that can get lost in a world of ipads and technology.
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Look at the fun our Nursery children had trying to help out poor old Humpty Dumpty!
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The Kings men and Kings horses have to come to help Humpty!
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Maybe glue would be a better way to put him back together again?!
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Muddy Bairns
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Last week we shared with you our exciting news about a new childcare provision we will be offering in school after Christmas in response to many families who have requested more flexible childcare and alternative ways to access our Early Years provision.
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We have had lots of interest, so please don't leave it too late to get in touch to secure additional sessions.
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Muddy Bairns will be offering both funded and paid for nursery and childcare places for children who are 2, 3 and 4 years old through the introduction of our unique outdoor nursery provision held here at Greenfields.
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Muddy Bairns
...where the mud will wash off, but the memories will last a lifetime...
muddybairns@greenfieldsprimary.org.uk
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Can you help us?
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As we approach the festive period, this year you may find yourself doing more online shopping than you have before.
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We have signed our school up to the charity The Giving Machine which allows you to raise free donations every time you shop online with over 2,000 retailers (including Amazon) by going through The Giving Machine website... there's no catch, it really is that simple.
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Set up a Giver account on The Giving Machine and then just visit The Giving Machine website, desktop reminder or mobile app and click on the retailer link you want to shop at. Purchases generate a donation which will show on your account summary once processed by our Machine.
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Anti-bullying Week 2020
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The theme for Anti-Bullying Week 2020 was: United Against Bullying.
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Across the school we have talked about what bullying is and the different forms of bullying. we talked about ways to help people and in every class we've thought about ways to be kind.
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Ready for the World
Awards This week we say a very big well done to the following children who have earned themselves a Ready for the World award. The children who gain these awards have demonstrated outstanding learning behaviours.
Lydia in Year 4 for ~ being original ~ in English Jack in Year 4 for ~ being brave ~ in English Luke in Year 5 for ~ being brave ~ in English Keira in Year 5 for ~ being original ~ in English Ronnie in Year 1 for ~ being amazed ~in English Klay in Year 1 for ~ being amazed ~in English Jesse in Year 1 for ~ being amazed ~in English
Congratulations! We are very proud of you!
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EXCITING NEWS FOR KS2
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On Friday 20th November we have organised a special treat for our KS2 children for settling back to school so well after the holidays.
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Andy, from Andrew Cartwright Football, will be doing a session with each class over the course of the day. He will be following our risk assessment for PE resources and infection control.
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Please make sure that your child comes in their PE kit on this day- joggers and a school jumper as the sessions will be outside.
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Year 3
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Children in Year 3 have been poets this week writing their own poetry after studying a collection of poems by Rachel Rooney. The poems are all about children in a classroom. Our Year 3's have written poems all about themselves- aren't they fabulous!
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Year 4
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This week in science the children built and labelled a model of the digestive system. I was very impressed with the accuracy of the diagrams they made. Well done Year 4- we hope it didn't put you off your dinner!
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...and finally...
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We're looking forward to seeing 2DL on Monday... we've missed you!!
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