Year 6 children at Greenwood Primary & Nursery School, Kirkby in Ashfield, graduate in style!

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  • Posted on: August 10, 2022
  • Partnership: Flying High Partnership

Year 6 Leavers at Greenwood Primary & Nursery School held a stylish Graduation Ceremony on their final day of primary school.

Imani Farooque, age 11 explained, “We are all dressed up today as it is our final day at primary school, and we are having a graduation party to celebrate. I feel quite sad. Lots of people have been here for a long time and going to secondary school is a big deal. I will miss my primary because all of the people who work here are really nice and you always know that you are safe.

“Lots of my friends are going to the same secondary school so that’s good! I have really enjoyed my lessons here and have a favourite memory of a trip to London. We went on the London Eye, watched Matilda at the theatre, went to Harry Potter and had a look around Tottenham Hotspurs too! I want to say thank you to my teachers because they have done such a lot for us, and I will miss them.”

Kim Tucker is Head Teacher at the school in Kirkby in Ashfield and she said, “Our amazing Year 6 had such a fantastic send off today. A celebration assembly for parents included the ‘Greenwood Greenies’, our version of the Oscars, followed by a picnic for our graduates and all their families.

“The children were collected in an assortment of transport ranging from a horse to a stretch hummer and taken to their Leavers Disco. It was a well-deserved send off for an incredible group of children and their families.

“Our children have worked so hard and were rewarded with incredible SATs results this year. We are so proud of them all. Our Greenwood families are always so supportive and for many of them today was their last day too after other siblings have gone before. We will miss them all but wish them every happiness and success for their future. We hope we have laid the foundations for a lifelong love of learning. Our Greenwood Stars will shine forever!”

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