🎊 The Green Top KS1 Pride Of Thorne Awards 🎊

KS1 would like to invite our parents and carers to attend a hero-studded awards event to celebrate the achievements of the wonderful people in our community. The children have been busy writing presentation speeches and rehearsing their hand-shakes in preparation for the ceremony and cannot wait to welcome you all!

DATE: Thursday 23rd November

PLACE: Green Top School Hall

TIME: 4 – 5pm

Refreshments will be available and there will also be the chance to buy a digital copy of the amazing photographs that were taken of the children during our superhero dress up day at the beginning of term.

Please fill in this Google Form to request seats at the event. There is no limit to the number of other children you can bring but the adult seats will be restricted to 2 per KS1 class member.

If your child attends an after school club you could send in party clothes for them to change into and meet them at the ceremony. If not, you could take them home to change and return to school in time for the awards to begin at 4pm.

The children are looking forward to welcoming you all!

Children In Need Tomorrow

Just a reminder that tomorrow is non-uniform day for Children In Need. This years theme is wear something that makes you smile for a suggested donation of £1.

Find out your favourite fancy dress, pjs or sports wear.

We will also be having a bun sale with a donation of 50p.

Please bring any donated bakes to the office in the morning.

Many thanks, Crew Councillors

Remembrance Service

It is always lovely to hear about our children’s experiences outside of school. At the weekend, Ava and Oscar laid a wreath at the remembrance service for Moorends Youth Club. Great work! It is fantastic to see children from Green Top positively engaging in community events.

Year 2 Midwife visit

Year 2 have a had a lovely guest this afternoon, a midwife! She told us all about her job and how she works in the hospital and in the local community to help look after pregnant ladies and new born babies. She brought us some interesting equipment to show us that she uses to help her do her job.

Lest We Forget…

Our children have spent the week leading up to Armistice day learning about the reason we wear the red poppy and have produced these stunning examples to display in our corridors.

A beautiful and fitting tribute to the fallen.

Class 7 – iPad Creations

Class 7 have enjoyed using iPads to design and create certificates for our Pride of Thorne Awards Celebration on 23rd November, as well as creating digital artwork of the dirty hospitals which Florence Nightingale helped to clean up … perhaps the children will take a lead out of her book and enjoy tidying their bedrooms at the weekend?! Fingers crossed 🙂

Remembrance in history club

In history club this evening we learned about the different colour poppies used to celebrate the sacrifices made in wars.

The red poppy for servicemen and women from the First World War up to the present day.

The purple poppies are worn for the animals who have died in wars.

The black poppy rose was introduced in 2010 to represent the contributions of the African, Black, West Indian, Caribbean, Pacific Islands and Indigenous communities to wars.

White poppies have been worn since 1933 as a symbol of peace and remembrance.

We made a wreath of the red and purple poppies to display in KS1 corridor as a mark of respect.