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.

• Knight School Assembly

  Thu 14 Feb 2013
  This will be taking place in the school hall.

• TERM 3

  Thu 03 Jan 2013
  The school will re-open on Thursday 3rd January 2013.

• School productions

  Tue 11 Dec 2012
  Tickets for our school productions are now available from the school office. The performances will take place on at 2pm on Tuesday 11th December and 6pm on Wednesday 12th December

• Raffle prizes needed

  Fri 30 Nov 2012
  FOEG's are running a raffle at the play performances on the 11th and 12th December. Any donations of new toys, gifts, wine, plants, chocolates etc. will be greatly received. Please bring your donations to the school office by Friday 7th December. Thank you.

• Class 3 - Brooke Hill Academy

  Thu 22 Nov 2012

  Class 3 will be spending the morning working with the children at Brooke Hill Academy. They will be leaving Exton & Greetham School at 8.45am and will return during lunchtime. The children will require a packed lunch which will be eaten on their return to Exton & Greetham School.

   

• Library Visit

  Tue 20 Nov 2012
  Class 3 are off to the library to meet the author Gex Walsh.

• FOEG's meeting

  Tue 20 Nov 2012
  This terms meeting of FOEG's will take place on Tuesday 20th November at 2pm in the school - all welcome to attend.

• Parents Evening

  Wed 07 Nov 2012
  Please see the Parent's evening letter under our letter section. Thank you.

• Newsletter

  Fri 21 Sep 2012
  Our latest newsletter is now available to view under our newsletter link.

• Yr 5/6 Enterprise Day

  Thu 20 Sep 2012

  Six of our able mathematicians for year 5/6 were invited to join with children from other local primary schools at CBEC for an Enterprise day on 20th September 2012. 
  
  They spent the day working on a project to design and sell a mug in aid of a charity. This involved not only choosing a charity and creating a design on the computer, but also working out the profit margins and percentages, taking into account the costs of production and the donations to the charity. They also looked at how profits and percentages would be affected by giving a discount for bulk buying 100 or 1000 units. 
  
  All the children excelled themselves, with some happy to take lead roles in groups of children from other local schools. There was much interest and discussion about the profit margins and how they changed. Let's hope these future aspiring Alan Sugar's remember their little primary school when they earn their first million!