Something special

COOL

Our topic in Cool is farming and in C2 we have taken part in the Farm Africa project. Pupils have learnt all about farming in Africa and we decided that we wanted to help! We took part in The Great Africa Welly Walk!

Altogether we walked 40 miles!!! 

So far we have raised £220.25!!!

 Thank you to everyone for your support 

SAMANTHA WILLIAMSON

 

Congratulations and well done to Sam who has made it to the finals of the Pride of Barnsley Awards.  Sam was nominated by Brenda Hey in F1 where Sam volunteers 4 days a week, working really hard and never complaining.  Well Done Sam and Good Luck in the Final. 

Greenacres Got Talent Finalists 2014

Acts

 

Freeflow
Superman – F1 & F3 pupils

Frozen – Summer & Emily

COOL

 Football Skills – Cameron 

  Puppeteer – Harry

  Frozen – Emily

        Love Me Again - Cory

      Skipping – Daisy , Jay Ella, Ashley

   Samba Band

        Chloe  & Charlotte – Any Dream Will Do

 

Lifeskills

          Dancing to Timber - Jack

  No Tears – Sam

   Comedian – Connor

   Frozen – Charlotte , Aimee

    That’s What Makes You Beautiful – James, Jacob, Josh, Alex

 

College
Toni  - singing and dancing to fire work

Micheal- dancing to Gang man style

Daniel - One Direction

 Congratulations to all the finalists of the 2014 GGT and a big well done and thanks to everyone who has taken part this year

Diane and Sarah's journey to Uganda

 

Our cycle adventure in Uganda was amazing!  We cycled 500km over the course of the week up and down the many hills of Uganda.  We travelled from the source of the Nile in Jinja to the Murchison Falls National Park.  We saw lots of wild animals, buffalo, elephants, giraffes, baboons, hippopotamus’.  Our hotels were VERY dirty and some didn’t have toilets.  We got very dusty but there was no hot water to shower in.  The sun shone all week and we were very hot.  For part of the ride we had to cycle through lots of biting tetse flies.  Their bite is so vicious that they can nip you through your clothes so even though it was hot and we were cycling up very big hills we had to wear two layers of clothes. We visited two schools while we were there – one was a special school.  We were very impressed with what we saw.  The young people were making things to sell, preparing their own food and looking after livestock – large, longhorn cattle!  In the other school we visited class sizes were enormous and often the children sat on a hard and very dirty floor.  They were all very well behaved and some wore bright and cheerful uniforms.  They used sticks to help them to complete their number work.