25 Sep Children of the Week – w/e 25 09 26 & 02 10 26
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Visions of the Week are: How We Show Our Vision Through Respect
Each week, two children from each class are identified and celebrated for being Children of the Week for their class. One for demonstrating our Christian Vision of the week and the other for any other great reason.
| Class | Name/s | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| 2YO Pine Cones | The Whole Class | Well done for settling in so beautifully and coming to school with a smile |
| 3YO Acorns | Aalyiyah | For settling in well at nursery and learning our routines |
| Matilda | For always being kind and respectful to everyone in nursery | |
| Reception Oak | Taniyah | Taniyah for always following our school rules and setting a beautiful example of being kind, safe and ready |
| Oliver | For always being respectful and helpful towards both adults and children | |
| Y1 Holly | Keoni | For showing the value of respect through her great manners and politeness |
| Annie | For her great writing this week | |
| Y1 Willow | Fislove | For always respecting learning time, his classmates and teachers. Always know right from wrong and respects the classroom, the resources and the toys. Keep being a fantastic role model to others. |
| Marcus | For incredible progress on his writing and communication skills. Gained so much confidence within the class and his learning abilities. Amazing work | |
| Y2 Chestnut | TJ | For working super hard in maths, becoming an independent learner and always being ready to take on a challenge! Keep shining, TJ! |
| Alina | For always showing respect, listening carefully and using kind words. You are a fantastic and valued member of Chestnut Class. Keep shining! | |
| Y2 Hazel | Stephanie | For always showing respect to her peers and always being such a kind and lovely person |
| Philip | For always trying his best in his learning and using adventurous vocabulary in his writing | |
| Y3 Cedar | Victor | -For superb English work this week. Your setting description based on ‘Rhythm of the Rain’ was excellent and you’ve worked hard to improve your handwriting. |
| Darynka | For being such a respectful, responsible and wise member of Cedar class. You always set a great example and show others what to do through your actions | |
| Y4 Hawthorn | Arthur | For working hard and having a resilient attitude |
| Ella-Rae | For the Christian Value of respect and always showing this towards children and adults | |
| Y4 Sycamore | Gianna | Gianna for working hard and giving her best even when faced with difficulties and fore showing excellent progress |
| Koray | For always being a kind and respectful member of our school community and for being courteous to both other children and all members of staff | |
| Y5/5 Ash | ||
| Y5/6 Elm | Gustavo | Gustavo has been demonstrating excellent listening skills this week producing some fantastic English work |
| Leona | Leona always shows such respect towards everyone around her. Her kindness, politeness and consideration make her a fantastic role model in our class | |
| Y5/6 Maple | Tiana | For working incredibly hard in every area, including swimming |
| Jojo | For always showing respect to everyone in class | |
| Linguist of the Week | Lionely (Y1) Malakai (5/6) | For wonderful singing with actions in French Not only for applying himself in lesson, but also for his kindness |
Sports Person of the Week
| Linna Marios | Really impressed with her ability to pace herself during the cross country, worked hard and thought about ‘how to pace a race’. Great enthusiasm in every aspect of the lesson, answering questions well and working hard. Also had a good week in football club. |
Musical Stars of the Week
| Elm Class | For outstanding learning behaviour and excellent engagement and therefore progress – well done! |