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Supporting the children of Wideopen to be amazed, be brave, be original and be bold.
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Mrs Gemma Robertson - Headteacher
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Year 5 go to Vertu Motors Arena!
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On Monday, Year 5 went to Vertu Motors Arena where the Newcastle Eagle Basketball team train and play games. They spent time with Chloe Gaynor, a Newcastle Eagles basketball coach and her team mates, exploring the science behind basketball, which included looking at statistics and percentages through video analysis, recording data by completing a basketball shooting experiment, forces using dribbling and passing to demonstrate the effects of gravity, pressure and momentum and much more. They had a brilliant time.
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Meet Our New Fish
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Meet the new additions to the Greenfields family. who are based in Early Years. Can you help us? They still need names; compete the following link to tell us what you think they should be called. We will randomly select names and let you know the results.
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The North Tyneside Daily Mile Challenge
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On Thursday, the whole school took part in the active daily mile challenge. The children and staff did amazingly well and it really set them up for the day.
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Aliens Love Underpants
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Reception had a fantastic first day back at school. They noticed that a spaceship had crashed in Forest School but all that was left were underpants! They used their map reading skills to find all of the underpants as well as their new book, 'Aliens Love Underpants.'
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At Greenfields, we tell the children every day that they are special and unique and can do anything they set their mind to be it an explorer, adventurer or an inventor.
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Stella Starflake Pearl is a great young protagonist who becomes the first female to be allowed into the Polar Bear Explorers' Club. On an expedition to the Icelands, Stella and three fellow junior explorers get separated from the main expedition.
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With inventive touches to the story such as pygmy dinosaurs and frost fairies, the story landscape is easy to imagine and get lost in.
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Ready For The World Awards
Our Ready for the World Awards celebrate when children, in Year 1 - Year 6, have demonstrated outstanding characteristics which will enable them to become successful learners of the future. Over the past two weeks those children who have been awarded a Ready for the World Award are:
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2DL: Cole, Rosie, Rosa, Oscar, Archie, Mackenzie, Sofia, Scarlett, Rosie, Leo, Luca, Damilola
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Co-op Display
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If you haven't already, pop down to our local Co-op to take a look at the beautiful work our children have produced. Spring has finally arrived!
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Year 2 Forest School
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Year 2 are enjoying their Forest School sessions. Here they are sitting around the campfire.
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Year 1 Science
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Year 1 took their science lesson outside this week. they looked around the school grounds to look for plants that were growing and discussed the difference between garden plants and wild plants. Great work year 1!
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Meet our Nursery Caterpillars
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Our nursery children were excited to meet their new caterpillars. They will observe them change and grow until they finally turn into butterflies.
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Follow us!
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Each class has its own twitter account where you will find regular updates about your child's classwork.
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