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 2025-26.

• Peter Pan

  Thu 09 Jan 2014
  The 2014 trip to the pantomime in Nottingham was a great success! Peter Pan was full of special effects including flying and fireworks. The children joined in with gusto in the traditional responses, and Kate even went up on stage to sing a verse of Old MacDonald. It is always lovely to hear positive comments about our children when 'out and about'. Many people who were sitting around the school at Nottingham Theatre Royal complimented the children on their fantastic behaviour. The staff also agreed that the children were a pleasure to take out... more trips are planned!

• Cross Country training

  Wed 08 Jan 2014
  Mrs K-K and Mr and Mrs Richardson are bravely taking the children out in all weathers each Wednesday morning in preparation for the County Cross Country. It is great that so many children are taking part and are keen to run. We are indebted to the talents of our staff and parents who help us to develop the children's skills in different areas. Don't forget your trainers!

• After school club

  Wed 08 Jan 2014
  This term's fencing club has got off to a fantastic start. Nearly a third of the school are taking part on a Wednesday from 3.30-4.30pm. Do ask at the office for a leaflet if you would like your child to join this club.

• Christmas Breakfast and afternoon disco

  Fri 20 Dec 2013
  Non-uniform and toy day
  Our end of term celebrations started off with a breakfast for the children all for £1! In the afternoon FOEG's put on a disco from 1.30pm -3.30pm for all Exton & Greetham School children. FOEG's kindly covered the cost of the disco and drinks. A great time was had by all!

• Christmas in a day!

  Thu 19 Dec 2013
  Our Christmas celebrations started with a church service in Exton Church. The weather was kind to us and we walked up from the school to the church. After the children shared the true meaning of Christmas with the congregation, Marcus, the vicar, shared with us his own visit from Santa! 
  Back at school we then shared Christmas lunch, beautifully cooked by Lizzie. We are so lucky to have such a great cook who cooks all our meals fresh on site. 
  In the afternoon the staff hosted a party in the hall for the children. With old favourites such as Mrs Fowler's Four Corners, and a Strictly-style swingathon dance-off, great fun was had by all. We then received a special visitor who brought presents for all the children!

• Christmas plays

  Tue 17 Dec 2013
  Wow!
  
  There is no other word to describe our two Christmas plays this year! 
  
  The grumpy sheep was indeed very grumpy, until she discovered the true meaning of Christmas! With some super singing from all the children and some excellent narration by some of the older children in Key Stage 1, we soon learnt the importance of the birth of Jesus.
  
  Our pantomime this year was Robin Hood and his Merry Men (and Women), written for the children by the staff. The children came into their own with some excellent acting and singing, and the audience enjoyed 'booing' and 'ahhing' in all the right places! It is a delight to write plays for the children as they enjoy playing for laughs and thinking about their characters.
  
  Well done to all involved.

• Carols around the tree

  Fri 06 Dec 2013
  This year's carols around the tree was another enormous success. A huge thanks to Sandra and Valter at the Fox and Hounds pub for providing us with delicious mulled wine. There was a huge turn out from the local community, and the children led the singing with great gusto. Over £140 was raised through our collecting buckets, which will be ploughed straight back into the work of the school.

• Craft Afternoon

  Thu 05 Dec 2013
  The craft afternoon was an enormous success with half the school attending. Many thanks to our parents who organised the afternoon and supervised the crafty activities. Who knew that shaving foam and glue could produce amazing snowmen?!

• Bingo and Spud Night!

  Fri 15 Nov 2013
  Many thanks to all the members of FOEGs who helped organise and contributed towards are Bingo and Spud Night. A lot of fun was had by all who attended, and the spuds and fillings were delicious! Over £360 was raised towards FOEGs funds, which go directly to support the work we do with the children in school.

• Children In Need

  Fri 15 Nov 2013
  The children all looked warm and cosy in their onesies and pyjamas, raising money for Children in Need! Key Stage 2 made cakes, which were then sold at afternoon play. Some of Reception made massaging rollers from their stickle bricks, and treated Mrs Davis and Mrs KK to a lovely relaxing massage! All of these activities led to £60 being raised for Children in Need. Many thanks to all who contributed.