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Supporting the children of Wideopen to be amazed, be original, be brave and be bold.
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Mrs Ele Dobson- Headteacher
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Are you Ready for the World?
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Children at Greenfields understand that learning is not defined by the content of their knowledge but combining how they learn with the skill of being able to use what they know; a sense of responsibility and a confidence in their own ability to succeed; essential qualities that will equip them for lifelong learning.
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Our Ready for the World Awards are to recognise children who are showing that they are developing positive learning behaviours. Our Ready for the World Awards are progressive statements across the school that focus on four key learning behaviours linked to our school values; amazed, brave, original and bold.
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Look how many children have been ready for the world this week!
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Charlie in Reception ~ being brave ~ writing
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Ethan in Year 1 ~ being brave ~ PE
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Thomas in Year 1 ~ being brave ~ PE
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Robyn in Year 1 ~ being brave ~ PE
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Polly in Year 1 ~ being brave ~ PE
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Francesca in Year 1 ~ being brave ~ English
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Brooke in Year 2 ~ being brave ~ home learning
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Skyla in Year 2 ~ being brave ~ PE
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Harrison in Year 1 ~ being amazed ~ English
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Rosie in Reception ~ being amazed ~ English
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Oscar in Reception ~ being amazed ~ writing
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Neave in Year 1 ~ being bold ~ English
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Layna in year 6 ~ being bold ~ Maths
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It is really important to us that as a community school we are at the heart of our community. So much so, we have some very exciting news for our parents and carers.. an exclusive opportunity, just for you!
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Keep your eyes peeled for updates!
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Year 2 Football Sessions
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This afternoon, Andy Cartwright held a fantastic session for our Year 2 children. We are looking forward to working with Andy in the next couple of weeks for children in KS2.
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Red Nose day 2021
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We wanted to make sure that everyone could celebrate World Book Day together so we decided to postpone the national event from last week to today.
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We have been using the day to write a whole school story based upon the book "Maybe" by Kobi Yamada.
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Down Syndrome Awareness Day
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This Monday, (Monday 22nd March) we will be celebrating World Down
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Syndrome Day. The theme of this very special day is "you decide" It is important that as a school we recognise that we are all unique individuals all with similarities and differences. To mark this day we are asking our children to wear mismatched socks. The reason we wear mismatched socks is because chromosomes look like socks, and people who have Down’s syndrome have an extra copy of chromosome 21.
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Exciting News!
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You will of course all remember that in September, with the help of the children, we changed our school logo and values statements.
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I know that many parents have already started to think about next school year. Over the course of the next few weeks we will be bringing you some information about our new uniform for September. We hope that the changes we are bringing will make uniform much more affordable and readily available to all of our families.
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In the meantime, if your child has out grown their green sweatshirt, please do not replace it; please do contact us as we have some that you can use. Alternatively, if you would like to buy a sweatshirt, we are asking parents to replace with a plain NAVY sweatshirt or cardigan.
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Currently, Asda is stocking blue sweatshirts- 2 sweatshirts for £5.
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Don't forget... Friday 26th March ~ Training Day for staff
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Next Friday -Friday March 26th is a staff training day. School will be closed to all children on this day.
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PROGRESS MEETINGS
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Parents’ Progress Meetings will take place next week ~ beginning 22nd March. Please be aware that the phonecall from your child's teacher will come from an 'unknown' number.
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...be original...
“ ... share our similarities, celebrate our differences..."
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You can share your stories with us via our social media platforms and via google classroom or seesaw.
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GreenfieldsCps - Instagram
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Greenfields Community Primary - Facebook
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~ never stop asking questions...seek out the answers ~
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Reading recommendation
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Lateral Flow Tests for families
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You can get twice-weekly rapid lateral flow COVID-19 test if you are symptom free, if you are a member of a household, childcare bubble or support bubble of:
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- A member of staff who work in a primary school or secondary school or
- A pupil who attends primary or secondary school.
Twice weekly testing is available through the following:
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Please note this does not apply to:
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Secondary school pupils, and primary and secondary school staff, who should take twice-weekly tests using home test kits provided by their school.
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Primary school pupils, as they should NOT be subject to regular asymptomatic testing and only to need to come forward for tests if they have symptoms.
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How to collect a home test kit from a collection point in North Tyneside
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- Test kits can be collected from the local test sites located at The Parks Leisure Centre, Terrace Room, Howdon Road, North Shields or Coronation Street Care Park, Wallsend between the hours of 1pm and 7pm you do not need an appointment. Other collection test sites are available and can be found here: COVID Test Finder (test-and-trace.nhs.uk)
- You can collect two packs of 7 rapid lateral flow self-test kits per individual and up to a maximum of 4 packs where justifiable for example for very large or extended families.
- Each individual must register the test and record the results at home, using the NHS website or through the 119 call centre for positive, negative and void results.
- Any individual who undertakes a test at home and reports a positive lateral flow self-test MUST undertake a further test to confirm the result by ordering a PCR test online or by booking to attend for a PCR test at a local test site here: https://www.gov.uk/get-coronavirus-test
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Headteacher's blog can be found here
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Follow us!
Each class has its own twitter account where you will find regular updates about your child's classwork.
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