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Skipping is back at Galliard!!!
Top Secret Scientific Mission!
This week the winners and runners up of the Easter Science Competition took part in their Top Secret Scientific Mission! They all worked well in teams to solve a series of outdoor problems which revealed a secret code word that was needed to open up a box of important resources! Back in class, they entered the code word, opened the box and used the resources to carry out some fun scientific experiments!
Well done to everyone who took part!
The netball team visited St.Matthews for a friendly match. We played a couple of games against their whole squad. We didn’t win but we showed great sportsmanship towards the opposition. Well done girls!
On 11th & 12th of June a company called Science Boffins visited Galliard Primary School and carried out some spectacular workshops and assemblies.
Our team picked up a number of first, second and third places 🎉🎉
Congratulations to everyone who took part in this year's Easter Science Competition. There were so many amazing entries and we are very proud of all the children who took part.
Tuesday 16th April 2024
Details of all the competition winners and runners up can be found here, along with some pictures
It was wonderful to see so many of our students and staff dressed up as their favourite book characters! How many Harry Potters can you spot this year!??
On Thursday 7th December, Galliard School Choir went to Sunbridge care home to sing some Christmas carols and songs for the residents.
When we were there, some of the elderly residents tried to sing along and clap so I guess they enjoyed it. One of the residents knew all the lyrics to the songs so maybe she used to be in a choir too.
At the end, everyone of us got to have a cake or a biscuit and some blackcurrant or orange juice.
I enjoyed the trip and want to do it again.
Nicole Nikolova (Year 5)
Our School Parliament were delighted to welcome Kate Osamor, MP for Edmonton to Galliard. Kate spoke to them about her work at Westminster and in Edmonton. She encouraged all of the children to take an active interest in politics and was very impressed with the quality of their questions which included: When I look at the Houses of Commons, they are all men. What is it like being a female MP?
The school's Eco Councillors had a great time visiting Ryman to recycle old pens. These pens will be melted down and used to make new products.