Elm Class

 The English Elm was introduced to our countryside by our Bronze Age ancestors. It was a common sight, but now appears only in hedgerows. It has long been associated with melancholy, most likely because it can drop dead branches without warning. 

Elm Class are taught by Mrs Fitzpatrick and supported by Miss Poole

Willow Class

Greehill is home to a huge Osier Willow. They have long, flexible twigs that are fantastic for basket weaving. It is usually found near streams and rivers and was introduced into Britain in Ancient times. 

Willow Class are taught by Miss McPherson and supported by Mrs Kennally.

The HLTA (Higher Level Teaching Assisstant) in Year 1 is Miss Bowles