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On Friday 29th January 2010 we raised £267 to send to charitiies to help the people of Haiti

Everyone came to school today either wearing a hat or a fun hairdo to help raise money for the earthquake disaster in the Caribbean county of Haiti.

For more informaton on this terrible tradegy visit

http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/newsid_8450000/newsid_8456900/8456976.stm

We had so much snow that a tractor had to come and clear the school yard!

There is black ice on the yard and on the roads around school please take care.

Come straight into school don't stay on the yard.

Take care travelling to school - remember to wear sensible footwear and warm clothes.

The teachers have shovelled lots of the snow from Rydal Avenue so hopefully everyone will be able to get to school on Monday!! Fingers crossed!!

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Sorry - heavy snowforecast for this afternoon.

Check back again for update about tomorrow please!

School is closed due to heavy snow fall.

Re-opening will be assessed tomorrow.

The offical body for inspecting schools.

http://www.ofsted.gov.uk/oxcare_providers/list

This award recognises that we are serious about getting and staying healthy!

Well done the girls' football team!

The team was presented with individual medals and a 'football' trophy.

Top goal scorer was Lauren M. - Well done to you all!

Your hard work and training has certainly paid off!

A big THANK YOU to all of the FRiends Of Greenland School (FROGS) for sponsoring our award medals and trophy!

We managed to raise over £500 to help some children find a little bit of happiness!

A huge thank you to everyone who took part - well done!

Ben and Jet visited our school to tell us all about Stranger Danger and how to stay safe!

Year 4 children spent a wonderful weekend at Westgate School Camp where they had so much fun learning about the countryside and staying healthy!

As you are probably aware all primary children in County Durham are entitled to free school meals and we are pleased to say that most children in the school are taking advantage of this scheme. If your child is currently still on packed lunch and wishes to have a school dinner then contact the school and speak to Mrs Coldrick at the office.

Mrs. Wilson is retiring after 38 years at Greenland School and everyone will miss her!

We wish her a happy and healthy retirement and we hope she come back to see us often!

Good luck Mrs. Wilson in all you do!

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