Children of the Week – w/e 09 12 22 + w/e 16 12 22

Marwa

Jeremiah

For an amazing attitude towards performing in the Nativity

For always being a lively, helpful superstar

Emily

Angel

For amazing progress in phonics

For amazing progress in writing

Josie

Ireyne

For always showing love towards her friends

For being a lovely friend and a good sport at party games

Zachariah

Luana

For working super hard in phonics and letter formation

For amazing morning work and blending words

Frank

Daniel

For amazing singing in the Nativity

For being a superstar in every way

Tiana

Frankie

For her happiness and joy in performing for her family

For being brave about going to her new school

Chelsea

Alisha

For brilliant enthusiasm in the Nativity

For fantastic behaviour, kindness and being a joy

Artem

Emily

For a fantastic first week

For brilliant effort and engagement

Ariyah

Linna

For being kind to others in and around the school and setting a great example as a role model

Always happy to help everyone and always doing the right thing

Jayden

Riley

For working hard on his listening in class and becoming accustomed to the school routine

For creating a fantastic work of art of Henry VIII

Maia

Shawna

For being kind and showing love for all her friends

For always being a kind and supportive friend

Jono

Moziah-King

For working hard in all his subjects and making great progress

For making good progress in all his work, especially working independently

Israel

Ramone

For being a leading light in all areas of his learning

For having a stunning term! Always ready to learn and contributing more to class discussions with well thought out questions

Olivia

Dobravka

For always being selfless and supportive to her classmates

Incredible progress in all areas of the curriculum and self-development. A 5 star role model to all!

Rauhah

Antowan

Despite being away for a week she has come back, focussed with an excellent attitude to her learning

For consistently showing compassion and respect towards adults especially Miss Simmons

Phoebe

Malachi

For being a quiet achiever, striving to produce a consistent, high level of work across the curriculum

For excellent participation in our first maths lesson on multiplication

Ilirian

Zephaniah

For his perseverance and endurance

Welcome – and well done for fitting in so well

Kayla

Ihab

For her excellent work and learning behaviour

For always working hard and giving his best

Ceyda

You are always so positive, helpful and responsible, one of the members of our class community who supports others and brings them with you. Well done

Daniel

It’s been wonderful to see you taking more pride in your written work this week. You are a great thinker with ideas aplenty but it is your discipline and handwriting that I’ve seen a huge improvement in

Jeremi

Bastian

Hebron

For showing the value of compassion, Jeremi is kind to others without exception and  can always be relied on to give thoughtful and considered answers in his work

For showing the value of compassion, Jeremi is kind to others without exception and  can always be relied on to give thoughtful and considered answers in his work

Hebron has demonstrated the value of wisdom throughout the entire term, whether it be sharing hers with the class in discussions or her wonderful drive to gain more. A pleasure to teach.

Dominic

Dieumerci

Tyler

Rozerin

Dominic has been working hard ever since our return to school, making progress across all areas of the curriculum and to produces work to a high standard

Pushing himself in our subjects, getting more out of tasks more in line with his potential while also being an excellent contributor to class discussions

Making interesting and useful contributions to vocabulary during English lessons and for taking on his new duties as a digital leader.

Achievement – Rozerin Bolek – Rozerin’s improved maturity towards her learning cannot be understated. She treats her time in class with a renewed seriousness which has already led to many successes within lessons and much progress. I hope she recognises this herself and is rightly proud. It has not gone unnoticed. Well done and keep it up.