Meridian Primary School, Greenwich
Old Woolwich Road, Greenwich, London SE10 9NY Tel: 020 8858 3572
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Yr 5 Delving into our Past
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Friday, 18th May
It was a marvellous sight to behold – an assembly full of Superheroes from Yr 1 rounded off this supercharged week! Well done to all the children who have worked so hard during their assessments, especially Year 6 who gave their all throughout the SATs.
It’s Jubilee Jubilations next week as we come together as a school to celebrate the Queen’s 60 year reign and Greenwich becoming a Royal Borough. We will be focusing on stretching our Design & Technology Skills and for inspiration, classes will be visiting either The Painted Hall or Discover Greenwich to research Royal links and gather ideas to make an item which will be paraded at our street party on Friday. (Nursery will be holding their own Jubilee parties in their garden in the morning and afternoon).
We would like to ask for donations of cakes (homemade if possible!) from you all to ensure that all the children have a cake to enjoy. Please bring in your donations on Friday 25th May and leave them in the quiet area (behind the packed lunch boxes) in the bottom hall.
Enjoy the weekend.
Best wishes, Jo
HOT LINKS
It was Civic Week in the Royal Borough of Greenwich during March and at a special Friday assembly, Year 5 celebrated a little bit of Greenwich's wonderful past and exciting future.
They presented their work on Nelson Nobbs, a former pupil who served as a Royal Fusilier during World War One. As well as the whole school and parents, we welcomed some special guests to our assembly; the Deputy Mayor of Greenwich, Councillor David Grant, his wife and the Deputy Lieutenant of Greenwich, Cyril Young (the Queen’s representative in the Royal Borough), also enjoyed hearing about Yr 5’s special historical project. We hope to share more details about the project on the website soon, so watch this space. Read more here...
Following the assembly, commemorative coins were given out; the coin shows the official date when we became a royal borough and commemorates us as a host borough for the thirtieth Olympic Games. All Meridian children will receive a coin.
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