Friday, June 17, saw another Pembrokeshire Enterprise Fair with schools from around the county involved.

Greenhill School was present with two stalls selling a range of products produced by Year 8 students. Nifty Gifts, Seaside Boutique, Terre Blanche, Pembrokeshire Coastal Coasters and Fruits R Us were the businesses in question. Months of preparation, resulted in hand-made bags, notepads, coasters and signs being sold alongside strawberries, fruit salad, soaps and bath bombs. Despite weather approaching winter temperatures and horizontal rain, spirits were kept high by the nearby karaoke from Hakin Junior School. All businesses taking part made a profit, so a big well done and congratulations to our students who took part.

EXCELLENT COMMITMENT AND PROGRESS

Year 7: Ceri Bates, Adam Davidson, Joonas Jaakola, Lorna James, Nicola Jones, Tom Kinnear, Laren Lewis, Molly Lewis, Emily Mielke, Hannah Muskett, Katherine Peatey, Lily Perkins, Amy Ralph, Hayley Richards, Ben Sheldon, Harriet Sleight, Alexandra Wasch, Cameron Wilson.

Leah Asparassa, Max Brewster, Christopher Caine, Jodie Cole, Jamie Davies, Holly Griffiths, Samuel Griffiths, Shaun Hazell, Natalya Hinde, Ryan Jeremias, Callum McLean, Stella Morgan, Lily Phillips, Charley Reohorn, James Worrall.

Ryan Dennehy, Callum Hilton, Nathaniel John, Emma Nock.

Richard Dwyer, Megan Edwards, Bethan Griffiths, Molly McHarg, Rhys Moss, Naomi Price, Jasmine Probert, Eva Watkins, Matthew Webb.

Bethany Allen, Bethany Andrews, Oliver Crawford, Erinna Culleton, Caitlin Cumberland, Anni Cummings, Maya Dodkins, Hayden Gove, Eve Kidney, James May, Molly Spencer, Megan Thorne-Williams.

Chloe Bland, Jessica Dattke, Matthew Dickinson, Jonathan Orchard, Caitlin Prestwich, James Taylor, Dana Taylor-Bowen, Louis Weston, Harry Whitehurst.

Tiah Culleton, Morgan Duckett, Benjamin Edwards, Aaron Grove, Nicki Mayhew, Martha Perkins, Megan Thomas.

Year 8: Katie Evans, Ewan Griffiths, Calli Keane, Rachelle Vickery.

Thomas Alman, Grace Bursey, William Davies, Caitlin Edwards, Christopher Hinman, Alexander Smith, Jasmin Telmo.

Ella Brindley, Gareth Williams.

Ella Brace, Joshua Henry, Angharad Hodgson, Alice Lloyd, Hannah Taylor, Cerys Swales, Beth Williams.

Louisa Garvey, Geraint Harries, Huw Owen, Chloe Rees, Jonathan Richards, Chloe Taylor, Leah Thomas.

Eleanor Catt, Jemima Childs, Lois Horsley, Sophia Karpaty.

Charlotte Carrier, Lucy Longden, Anna Morgan, Georgia Murphy, Chelsea Newell, Niamh Slack.

Elise Cox.

Year 9: Lucy Boughton, James Edwards, Martha Griffiths, Emily Hazell, Samara Hicks, Ieuan Jenkins, Michael Lloyd, Sarah Merritt, Isobel Meyrick, Beth Morse, Chloe Moss, Casie Paxton, Holly Walker, Elliot Williams, Jessica Willis.

Lucy Clarke, Abigail Hicks, Bridey Morgan, Jonathan Morris.

John Carroll, Victoria Cole, Bethan Davie, Chloe Lewis, Emily Longden, Jerome Mansbridge, Matthew Morris, Isobel Rees, Dominic Van Der Pas, Thomas Wooles.

Lewis Evans, Harrison Sharp.

Merlina Ashdown, Lewis Brickle, Emily Carling, Emma Finlay, Ryan Hill, Bryony Hilton, Jools Parker, Niall Quinn, Amy Rolinson, Hazel Scourfield, Jacqueline Scourfield, Jade Thomas, Zakk Thomas, Bethany Tucker, Sophie Williams.

Benjamin Cloake, Rebecca Driscoll, Jodie Jenkins, Annie Jeremias, Stephanie Rayner, Morgan Slate, Richard Sleight, Jessica Webb.

Claudia Belli, Aimee Beynon, Amy Deverson, Alexandra Holmes, Katy Hudson, Shannon Robins, Anya Sini, Emily Sini, Kailea Turner, Elinor Wainwright, Kate Williams.

Jodie Copestake, Rebecca Griffiths, Ellie Harris, Megan Williams.

SPECIAL

PRIZES

Head of Year Award for Positive Improvement in Year 9: Tristan Salter and Mikey Lewis.

Key Stage 3 Award for Positive Attitude in the Lower School: Liam Marklew.

Mrs. J. John Award for Excellent Attitude to School Life: Charlotte Hughes.

Mrs. Carwen Harry Prize for KS3 - Food Technology: Frances Head.

KS3 Design Technology - Systems Control: Max Kidney.

KS3 Design Technology - Resistant Materials: Anna DeVall.

KS3 Design Technology - Textiles: Lois Horsley.

Outstanding Achievement in French at Key Stage 3: Jemima Childs.

Mrs. Jennifer Richards Prize for Best Commitment to Musical Activities in the Lower School: Tallis Spence.

Andrea Prosser Prize for Outstanding Athlete in Year 7: Bethan Machin.

Rhona Young Award for Outstanding Girl Athlete in Junior School: Polly Scotcher and Beth Williams.

Charles Craig Award for Outstanding Boy Athlete in Junior School: Liam Marklew.

Charles Lloyd Memorial for Oustanding Junior Rugby: Keiran Hogan.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Mayhew Prize for Outstanding Junior Tennis Player: Hannah Taylor.

GREENHILL'S 50th ANNIVERSARY

We will be celebrating 50 years of Ysgol Greenhill School. We first opened our doors to pupils in September 1961. We appeal to all former pupils and staff members to help; we would like to mount an exhibition covering the last five decades. If you could please possibly have a rummage around at home and find any photos or memorabilia of your years at Greenhill that you would be willing to let us borrow to put on our display boards. Also, any anecdotes or stories we could print for our displays would help the evening to be fun. The 50th anniversary concert will be on Thursday, September 15, at 7.30 pm in the Main Hall. We are planning further events, please watch this space.

PERFORMANCE

IN KEY STAGE 3

Biggest Improvement from end of KS2 - end of KS3: Dominic Van Der Pas.

Highest Performing Girl: Isobell Meyrick.

Highest Performing Boy: Lewis Brickle.

CAR BOOT

SALE

Don't forget, Friends of Greenhill will be having one more car boot sale before the end of term, tomorrow (Saturday) at 8.30 am, Heywood Lane car park.

Unfortunately, the first was rained off, in contrast the second went really well in blistering heat. Please support us this week - thank you.

GREENHILL NETS FOOTIE WIN

Girls from across Pembrokeshire took to the pitch at the weekend for an annual football tournament.

Over 70 pupils from six of the county's secondary schools competed in glorious sunshine in the third 5x60 inter-school football competition in Tenby on Sunday.

The event was won by the team from Greenhill School, which beat Ysgol y Preseli 1-0 in the final.

Organised by Sport Pembrokeshire - the sports development arm of Pembrokeshire County Council - the 5x60 project aims to encourage secondary school pupils to take part in extra curricular activities, while getting fit at the same time.

Clr. Rob Lewis, cabinet member for sport and leisure, said: "5x60 girls' football clubs were now running in all of the county's secondary schools.

"The introduction of activities such as girl's football and street dance symbolise the changes that we are trying to make in secondary school sport. Girls football is an extremely popular 5x60 activity as shown by the turn out at Sunday's competition."

Russell Jones, 5x60 manager for Sport Pembrokeshire, said football engaged large number of girls in healthy and regular exercise.

"The standard at the competition was very high and contestants and spectators thoroughly enjoyed themselves."

The girls football programme is sponsored by Chevron's 'Energy for Learning' programme.

For information on local clubs who run girls teams, please contact [email protected]">[email protected] or 'phone 07799714438.