A former pupil of Greet Primary School has recently achieved three A grades at A-Level at King Edward VI Handsworth Grammar School for Boys Sixth Form.

Hamza will be studying Accounting and Finance at University this year.

We are very proud of Hamza's achievements.

From all the staff and pupils at Greet - well done, Hamza!

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Some of our children had a great time working with architects from Baily Garner. Working together, they created some brilliant ideas for outdoor learning which the team at Baily Garner have generously volunteered to create during the summer. 

The Baily Garner Birmingham office are also giving us two days of their time (for free) in August to re-design the outdoor learning using the children's ideas.

AT HOME?

LEARN TO DRAW AND BREAK A WORLD RECORD WITH ROB!

WHEN? ON 21ST MAY, 4-4.30PM

Learn to draw with World Book Day author and illustrator, Rob Biddulph, break the Guinness World Records title for the largest online art lesson ever and raise money to fight COVID-19!

Find out more here - https://www.artworldrecords.com/lesson.

Re: Upcoming School Closure

Dear Parents,
The Government has announced that all schools must close from this Friday, March 20th 2020, until further notice to help stop the spread of Coronavirus.

As part of its announcement about schools, the Government also said that:

•  Exams will not take place in May and June
•  Schools will be open to help support the children of key workers and for vulnerable pupils
•  Provision for food will be made for pupils who qualify for Free School Meals

We expect further details on how we can implement these measures in the coming days and will liaise closely with the Department for Education to ensure that we support our key worker parents and vulnerable pupils in the best way we can. We will continue to update you on any developments via ParentMail/text and with regular updates on the school website.
Our other key aim is to ensure and maintain as much stability for the pupils’ education as possible and we have been planning for this outcome. Whilst it is not possible to fully replicate the educational experience at home, we have been working hard to put in place contingency plans to ensure pupils can still access work and teachers are able to support their learning. Separate information will be provided to you in regards to learning at home.

While schools are closed, we should all continue to follow health guidance.

Find out how to protect yourself here: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/

For further information on the government response, please visit: https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the support you have shown me since I became the Head of School in September. It is an honour to work with such supportive parents, delightful pupils and dedicated staff. I very much look forward to welcoming everyone back to school when it is safe to do so.

Mr S. Mason
Head of School

We would really appreciate any help from parents, families and the school community to develop our wild area into an outdoor classroom for the whole school to enjoy. Please see our School Council page under the Children tab for further details. Please contact the school if you can help.

Thank you.

Greet School Council