Year 5 Catholic Virtues Award

Each half term, we focus on two different Catholic Virtues.  As a class, we explore what the virtues mean and how we can show we are fulfilling them on a daily basis.  During the half term, the class will nominate a person who has fulfilled the Catholic Virtues and will award them with the 'Virtues' award.

Spring 1 Catholic Virtues Luminary - Leila

Without question, Leila truly embodies the catholic virtues of Compassionate and Loving.  She is exceptionally caring to everyone, considerate of their feelings and willing to go above and beyond to help those around her.  Leila shows compassion in so many ways, it's hard to capture them all in a short paragraph.  She recognises when others need her support and immediately acts upon it by nurturing them so that they can feel a sense of achievement.  Leila shines brightly and always brings sunshine to our classroom, even on the gloomiest of days.  We are very proud and delighted to award her with the Catholic Virtues luminary this half term.

Autumn 2 Catholic Virtues Luminary - Matilda

This half term, we have chosen Matilda as our Catholic Virtues Luminary. She is always intentional in her actions and lives as God would like us to. She goes out of her way to make sure everyone is happy and if they have everything they need. She knows that a kind word or action can really improve someone's day and does this all the time. She is prophetic because she knows that by living out God's word, she spreads it. Well done, Matilda, We are really proud of you and you brighten our days all the time.

Autumn 1 Catholic Virtues Luminary - Ayah

Ayah is a wonderful member of Year 5 who has consistently demonstrated the Catholic Virtues of 'Curious and Active' this half term.  Her attitude towards her learning is excellent and every piece of work demonstrates a desire to do her very best in every single lesson.  Ayah's work is always detailed and well considered, and it is clear that she has listened attentively during the lesson.  We are incredibly proud of how she lives out the Catholic Virtues and delighted that she is our first luminary of this academic year.  Well done Ayah!