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May Festival 19th May 12-5pm
We do hope you can come along to our May Festival which is being held on Saturday, 19th May between 12 and 5pm. There will be the crowning of the May Queen, Maypole dancing, barbecue, bouncy castles, rides, a petting zoo and lots more. Children throughout the school will be perorming during the day. Click below to see the progamme of events for the day.
Here is a colour photograph of the May Festival T-Shirt, designed by Elise from Hazel Class. This is available to buy at a cost of £4.50 for children's sizes and £5 for adult sizes. Click on the link below for an order form.
 May Festival T-Shirt.PDF | 692 Kb |
| May Festival Programme of Events.PDF | 1599 Kb |
Last Updated (Wednesday, 09 May 2012 08:57)
School Business Factor Sale
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Drama Club
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In 1649, to St George’s Hill, a ragged band they called The Diggers came to show the people’s will.” These words, from Leon Rosselson’s song,The World Turned Upside Down, are the introduction to this term’s Drama Club production, inspired by events and ideas that followed the execution of Charles I. In this year of the Diamond Jubilee, The Drama Club looks back to the one period in history when the English thought they could make do without a monarch, thanks very much. It was a time when ordinary people had extraordinary ideas and, thanks to the lack of censorship and the relative ease of printing, those ideas survived. They have a surprising resonance with contemporary events and they still influence us today. Through a mixture of music, dance and role-play, The Drama Club explores the thoughts and actions of the past and their continued relevance for the present. It’s not your average school play. It’s The Drama Club!!!
Bedford Borough Vision for Education
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You may have seen in the press a Bedford Borough Council publication about their Vision for Education in Bedford. They asked schools and parents to respond. Click below for Goldington Green Lower School's Governor response.
Last Updated (Wednesday, 07 March 2012 10:52) Open Door Policy/ Communication
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Good communication is vital. If you have any concerns, questions or something postive to say, please do not heistate to call at the office for an appointment to see me or a member of the teaching staff. In most cases an appointment can be sorted out immediately. Many thanks.
Also.as part of our constant work to improve communication between home and school we have put teacher's personal e-mail address on the school website. We hope you will find this useful - any feedback is most welcome. Last Updated (Thursday, 02 February 2012 11:21) |
