Helen Jacovetty

It is very important to the School that our boarders enjoy themselves outside of school hours. This includes having the opportunity to explore new activities and places and improve skills and hobbies they already have. Activities are arranged in the evening, after the school day is complete, and weekends. This ranges from horse-riding, sailing, shopping, […]

Mathematics is the study of numbers, shapes and patterns. The word comes from the Greek word “μάθημα” (máthema), meaning “science, knowledge, or learning”. The following are some examples of where art links with maths. Year 7 have studied symmetry of shapes including rotational symmetry where a shape can be turned a number of times and

World Book Day is an annual charity event encouraging kids to read more, improving their vocabulary, learning new information and enhancing their creativity in the process! It is usually celebrated by school children dressing up as their favourite character from a book they have read and donating some money to charity. At Greenfields we believe reading

It has snowed here the last few days. Though Forest Row has not had as much as other surrounding towns and villages, it has left a beautiful dusting and enough for a social distanced snowball fight.

The Senior School had a Pumpkin Competition. Students carved, painted and/or dressed up their pumpkin and brought them in to school to enter the competition. Students donated towards the PTA to dress up and compete in the competition. All the designs were different and all the students were very creative. The winner was Amy Guy

On the last day of school before the half term the students wore their Halloween costumes to help raise money for the PTA. Here is a sneak peek of some of the creative costumes.

Though we were unable to hold our traditional Gala Weekend and Graduation this year we still wanted to make sure our Graduates were celebrated. We filmed the Graduates’ speeches so they could be shared. Molly and Tilli Cavagnagh both started at Greenfields School in the Nursery and have now graduated with honours. A massive congratulations to

This years Infants and Junior School Sports Day was held on two days. This was to ensure parents could attend while still following Government guidelines, with all races being done on both days. The races had been adapted to maintain social distancing and class bubbles. All students did an amazing job competing on both days

On Wednesday, 22 July, we held a Junior School Graduation, for those students graduating from Year 6 and the Junior School. We could not hold our traditional Graduation and Gala Weekend this year but felt those graduating from the Junior School should be acknowledged and receive their certificates. It was a very intimate event with