Category : Class Blogs
Year 6 Bridlington
Wow – what a fabulous leavers treat we had today! The rain mostly stayed away from Bridlington and everyone had a great time on the beach – playing football, playing cricket, digging in the sand, burying each other (and Mr Kershaw!) and splashing in the sea. It is clear our children do not understand ‘only paddle’ and as you will see on the photos below they got VERY VERY wet! Apologies for the amount of sand and sea water they brought home in their bags and on their clothes but they were having too much fun to stop them!!!
Thank you to everyone who supported Y6 fundraising this year – the fish and chips were amazing and the ice creams were delicious! No better way to start the leavers celebrations this week especially after their hard work all year was rewarded with excellent SATs results last week.
Thank you for all being amazing year 6.
From the Year 6 Staff Team x








































Nursery – we are explorers and artists!
The children were exploring the nursery garden and discovered a blackberry bush. We decided to take them to the mud kitchen to squash and make juice. The children the used the juice to create their win purple fruit paintings! Awesome work Nursery crew!







Nursery- Shout out to Reuben for completing his home learning!

GT Arts Festival: Performance Poetry Workshop
Last Friday saw the return of our Green Top Arts Festival, a day totally dedicated to the Arts and performance – in all its guises! To start the day, children were able to select from a wide range of teacher-led workshops – from dance to cartoon drawing to music and singing – there really was something for everyone!
I thoroughly enjoyed working with the fabulous bunch of pupils who opted for my performance poetry session, where children worked collaboratively to recite and perform a poem all about different types of animals. I was blown away by the leadership and teamwork on display in the different groups, and even more so by the fabulous performances crafted by the children themselves in such a short time. Well done everyone! Mrs Dutton x








Cooling off in reception.
After our musical arts session we decided to cool off in the shade with our delicious ice lollies.

Transition: Our Future Year 3’s
This week, I have enjoyed a fabulous two days transition where I was able to get to meet my lovely new class and get to know everyone. We spent time exploring our feelings and zones of regulation as well as different creative activities. A big thank you to those parents who could make it to our share a book sessions, too. Now, I can’t wait to get started with everyone when we come back in the summer … it looks like we’re going to have a great time in Year 3! Best wishes for a beautiful summer everyone, Mrs Dutton x


























Nursery- Drumming with Mr Pickles
WOW what a fantastic opportunity our nursery children had this morning. Drumming with Mr Pickles was a real treat and the children LOVED it.






Nursery Transition Day 2










Crew Wallace Transition
We had such a lovely and exciting 2 days for Transition in Crew Wallace. The children played beautifully together and were so brave in the first step of their new chapter. We played, talked, sang songs and learned about each other. It was wonderful.












A huge thanks to parents and carers for supporting us with your little ones next steps.
We hope they enjoyed it as much as we did. We can’t wait to see you all again in August.
Mrs Wallace x
Class 5 Transition
We had another great day today in Class 5. Thank you to all the adults who came to our reading sessions. It was so lovely to meet you all. In Crew today we tested our memory and played Kim’s Game. We had 8 objects and then hid them under a blanket. We had to draw the objects we could remember. After that we designed some doodles of all the things we have enjoyed so far in Green Top school. It was lovely to hear the children talking about everything they could remember about their time so far in school and I shared some of the things they have to look forward to in Key Stage 1. After lunch we read the story ‘How Many Legs’. We rewrote the story using our class as the characters and then we acted it out to Mrs Shaws class. Mrs Shaws class then shared their own stories with us so we could see what we can achieve by the end of Year 1. I have had such a lovely time with you all and I am excited to begin our journey next school year!

