The Courier

In the Celebration Assembly on Friday 5 April, the housepoint winners for each class were awarded with a book token.  We recognised the pupil who had the most housepoints and also the pupil who was most improved: 

Congratulations to the following children:

St David's House was the overall winner for the House Trophy.

Well done to all.

In our Good News Assembly on Friday 5 April, we awarded School Promise certificates to recognise the children’s excellent behaviour as good friends, good learners or good citizens. 

Congratulations go to:

• Edward W for always gentle and caring towards others
• Emily for always being kind and thinking of others
• Ariana for being a kind, caring and supportive friend to all 
• Anand for using his manners

For being a Good Learner and keeping the School Promise:

• Akaal for showing resilience in learning
• Roisin for always working hard and giving her best
• Grace M for showing improved effort, application and confidence in her written work
• Drew who always works hard and trying his best, especially in maths 
• Stephanie who has stepped up to the challenges and made good progress in English and Maths
• Emme for working hard and always trying her best 
• Jay for striving for excellence in all he does
• Daniel for always working hard and being more ready to accept a challenge
• Sienna for always working hard and never giving up
• Joshua G for giving his best in every lesson and presenting his work beautifully

For being a Good Citizen and keeping the School Promise:

• Ava for being consistently thoughtful and helpful around school
  Rebecca for working hard, being calm, sensible and always listening 

I asked the question last week, how many more Junior da Vincis would we achieve by the end of term and we have definitely got a few more:

• Tumi, Mia, Lucy, Harry R and Olivia F for PSHE
• Archie and Harriett G for Geography

Well done all. 

Ms Lowe
Senior Teacher