These children have worked extremely hard and have been rewarded for all of their hard work and efforts.
E for Excellence
Apricot: Kayaan
For having a great attitude towards his learning. He is enthusiastic when working with an adult and he enjoys showing his learning in Math and History.
Beech: Harley
Walnut: Emma
For showing kindness to her peers and class teachers. Emma is kind and polite to everyone she meets. Great manners Emma!
Star Writers
Apricot: Alayna
For working hard on her handwriting and using her ideas to make her writing extra interesting and exciting.
Beech: Elliot
For rewriting a section of Traction man and remembering his sentence rules! Well done Elliot.
Walnut: Layla
For trying hard to use her phonics to sound out and spell words with more accuracy. Well done Layla!
Learning Power Awards
These are the key skills that our children will need to learn effectively in class and to be successful later in life.
Reciprocity
These children have shown interdependence, collaborated effectively, listened to others, displayed empathy and have imitated effective ideas and methods from others.
This has been awarded to:
Reflectiveness
These pupils have planned carefully, revised ideas, identified key features and can talk about their learning.
This has been awarded to:
Resilience
These children have demonstrated perseverance, managed distractions, noticed patterns and been absorbed in their tasks.
This has been awarded to: Alariah
For trying really hard with her handwriting, Alariah is now writing beautifully and ensures to write between the lines so that her letters are sitting where they should be. Fabulous writing!
Rayyan- For putting lots of effort into his work, trying hard to express his ideas verbally and then making a sentence.
These pupils have been curious about learning, made links between ideas, shown imagination, reasoned methodically and capitalised on resources.
This has been awarded to: Lukas
I Made My Teacher Happy Award
Tillie Rose- For being a lot more resilient when coming to school or when an adult leaves the classroom.
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