Values Ambassadors
...first public engagement
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Last week I unveiled who had been selected to be the first ever Greenfields Values Ambassadors. This week they set about their first public engagement of the grand opening of the new Co-op in Wideopen. Their behaviour and conduct was outstanding; we are extremely proud of them. Well done.
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GFPTA Greenfields Sponsored Walk
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Tonight your child will be bringing home a sponsor form and a letter telling you all about the sponsored walk all the children will be doing during the last week of term. Not only will this bring to a close our half term focus on our value of ...be amazed, it is a fantastic opportunity for the children to get out and explore our local area. The walk will take place on the same day as your child's outdoor learning session. We will be going whatever the weather, so make sure you have a coat!
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RECEPTION ADMISSIONS NOW OPEN
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If your child’s date of birth is between 1 September 2016 to 31 August 2017 you will need to complete an application for your child to start Reception Class. You need to make an application through your ‘home’ Local Authority. This is the
authority where you pay your council tax.
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All the information you need is available on the North Tyneside website www.northtyneside.gov.uk
If you are unable to apply online you can complete a paper application. These are available from the school office or by emailing school.admissions@northtyneside.gov.uk
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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.
Maya in Year 1 ~ being amazing in Geography and Science
Sam in Year 4 ~ being amazing in P.E
Billy in Reception ~ being brave with his writing
Jamie in Year 6 ~ being brave in Maths
Lewis in Year 3 ~ being original in Science
Congratulations! We are very proud of you!
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Greenfields is amazed by POETRY
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On Thursday it was National Poetry day. Children from Reception to Year 6 studied some classic poetry to link with our curriculum objective of "...be amazed ~ showing our children the finest examples of academia, the creative arts... giving our children the very best and varied examples from which to aspire."
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Reception looked at ~Thackeray At the Zoo by William Makepeace
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In Year 1 we looked at ~ Hurt no living thing by Christina Rossetti
In Year 2 we looked at ~ Song of the Witches by William Shakespeare
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In Year 3 we looked at ~ Forgiven by AA Milne
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In Year we looked at ~ Friends by Abbie Farwell Brown
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In Year 5 we looked at ~ Miller's End by Charles Causley
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In Year 6 we looked at ~ The New Colossus by Emma Lazarus
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The Year 6 poem looked at the themes of freedom. Look at this fantastic poem written by Joseph. #amazing
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NURSERY
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Nursery have been subutizing in the home corner this week. The children knew that there were three conkers without having to count them- amazing subutizing!
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RECEPTION
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The children in Reception having been exploring the number 3. They followed some instructions and put three sweeties on the biscuits they were decorating. I bet they were tasty!
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