Year 5: Greek Day

March 15, 2025

Year 5 had a smashing Greek Day! They baked flatbreads, feasted like Gods, crafted ancient coins and designed vases worthy of a museum. To top it off, they mastered the Zorba dance—some more gracefully than others!





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