Given the number of students using these entrances, the number of staff cars to be parked and the fact that buses come on site to drop students off, additional cars in these areas are causing problems and we need to work to avoid the danger of accidents. 

With the volume of traffic in Greenway Road at these times of the day, please could we also encourage you to use the suggested one way system (see diagram) to ease the traffic flow. 

We have also been asked by the bus companies which service the school to request that there is no parking on the ‘keep clear’ signs on the road; vehicles here obstruct the movement of buses into and out of the car park. 

Thank you to those who are supporting the school’s effort to reduce its carbon footprint by lift sharing or using alternative methods of transport. 

Thank you also to those who drop students elsewhere, thus easing congestion in Greenway Road; to assist with this, the lower part of the road between school and Manor Vale Road now has a marked pedestrian walkway. 
 
We are sure that you will support our work to protect the safety of our students and thank you for your help.

Summer uniform may be worn until the end of September

Newsletter July

 School Based Activities

Out Of School Activities -

Greenway Volunteer Work

Out Of School Activities –

Biology Field Trip – Dale 2010

Out Of School Activities –

Sponsored Walk 2010

Out Of School Activities –

Photography

Out Of School Activities –

Galmpton School Languages Day

Out Of School Activities –

Woodlands

Out Of School Activities –

Coasteering

Bude 2010

Click on the pictures below to view more:

1. The Event

2. The Athletes

3. The Presentations

In February 2010, 40 students went to Berlin in the depths of the snow and ice.  It was an excellent trip with the students visiting all of the main sites of Historical interest including Sachenhausen Concentration Camp, the Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie, the Reichstag and numerous museums. 

Mr Shephard excelled at ten pin bowling, whilst Miss North got her chocoholic fix at Europe’s largest chocolate shop!  Max Ellis managed to ‘steal’ an audio guide from the concentration camp of all places, (only Max could do that!) and poor Beccy Evans slipped on the ice and broke her wrist, it had to happen to someone! 

Everyone looked extremely dapper in their wellies and wooly hats, especially Pheobe with her silver pair and Henry with his sparkly blue hat (which belonged to Daisy)! All in all the students had an excellent week and were a joy to take away.

Click the pic to see a slide show of the trip