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Exton & Greetham CE Primary School

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Read below to find out more about some of the different activities we have been getting up to; from sporting and musical activities, to visitors and 'wow' days. We are looking forward to helping our children 'explore and grow' further in 2023-24.

  • They won!

    Fri 09 Oct 2015 M Davis

    A huge thank you has been sent to the school from Alec Shillaker, an ex-pupil who had asked for parents to support his quest to win a competition run  by Mountain Warehouse. Alec contacted me at the beginning of the week to let us know that thanks to the number of votes, they have won the £10000 prize for their chosen charity 'Meningitis Now'.

     

    Many thanks to all those who took the time to vote on the website.

  • FOEGS Task Force

    Sun 04 Oct 2015 M Davis

    A huge thank you to all parents, governors, pupils, family and friends who came on Saturday to help rejuvenate our school grounds.

     

    The weather was kind to us and there was a real sense of purpose from everyone who came. Younger children picked up rotten apples and gathered ones we could eat from the trees, as well as helping with weeding. Older children helped with pruning, weeding and painting, while the adults were able to paint and preserve the covered area, mend hinges, begin making a mud kitchen for EYFS/ KS1, build raised beds, prune the wildlife area, clean the pond, mend and clear the greenhouse and move things around to make our grounds look more inviting.

     

    A special thank you to Hannah's granddad, who has offered to pick up the rubbish and also take away the pagoda from the remembrance garden and mend it so that it can be used again safely.

     

    It was lovely to have so many people to help, including past pupils. It really was a case of many hands make light work.

     

     

     

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