Headteacher’s Update
Dear Parents,Welcome back to the summer term. I hope you all enjoyed a wonderful Easter break, wherever you spent it, and that the holiday brought plenty of rest and good
Dear Parents,Welcome back to the summer term. I hope you all enjoyed a wonderful Easter break, wherever you spent it, and that the holiday brought plenty of rest and good
We are inviting children in Years 1–6 to stand for their class’s School Council and Eco Warrior representative positions for the Summer Term. For information about the roles and responsibilities of these
We are excited to invite children in Years 2–6 to stand for their class’s Reading Ambassador position for the Summer Term. Each class will have one pupil serving as a
We are thrilled to announce that SPIRAX Group will be visiting our school once again to lead an exciting STEM Day on Wednesday, 22nd April! This fantastic day will be filled with hands-on activities designed to spark curiosity and develop our students’ Working Scientifically skills.
St Greg’s played host to a new event to the inter-school calendar: Y3/4 girls football. 5 schools joined the festival which was played in a round robin tournament format. Our
Year 1 had a fabulous trip to the Wilson Museum and Art Gallery where we looked at artefacts from Edward Wilson’s life including an actual sledge that went with him
Hi Everyone Writing with a huge note of thanks to Georgina, Katie, Fin and all the other staff, pupils & parents that we did not meet while being hosted during
I can’t quite believe the end of term is here! It has been a brilliant final week (apart from Wednesday’s unexpected closure). Thank you all for your understanding and flexibility
During this workshop, we talked about simple, achievable ways to build routines that support wellbeing, confidence and calm at home. Using ideas from Atomic Habits, we looked at how tiny changes—done consistently—can help both adults and children feel more organised, resilient, and in control.
On Monday, April 20th, celebrated writer, Kirsty Applebaum, will be a special guest of Warden Hill Primary School
When the My Name’5 Doddie cyclists visited our school on their impressive 800 mile journey, we asked them a few questions. When asked how they were feeling two days into
A huge thank you to our wonderful Reading Ambassadors for the Spring Term. They have all worked exceptionally hard to promote a love of reading across our school, showing fantastic
A huge thank you to our fantastic school council representatives this term. Their enthusiasm, leadership and commitment have made a real difference. They’ve been involved in a range of charity
This year’s theme is “Take Yourself Funny for Money”, and we are looking forward to a fun-filled day of laughter whilst raising money for a fantastic cause.
In this short well being video, we explore how parents can confidently and positively support a neurodivergent child at home. We’ll focus on celebrating strengths, building structure that helps children