Each week, we celebrate a Star of the Week who has shone brightly in our classroom, with a different focus each week to ensure every child has the opportunity to receive this special recognition. Certificates are awarded during our Friday assembly, which we warmly invite you to attend. Additionally, the Stars of the Week enjoy a treat and a drink with Mr. Carroll and Mrs. Hensman on Monday afternoons as a special reward for their achievements.

27.09.2024 - Grayson!

This week's Star of the Week is awarded to Grayson for his outstanding demonstration of our half-term's Catholic virtues: active and curious. Grayson has shown a deep commitment to his learning, both in and out of the classroom. During lessons, he consistently works hard, asks thoughtful questions, and reflects on what he has learned. His curiosity extends beyond the school day, as he continues to explore and research the topics covered in class at home. We are incredibly impressed by Grayson's dedication, and he is truly deserving of this recognition. Congratulations, Grayson!

20.09.2024 - Cohen!

This week, our Star of the Week focus was MOKI Mover! We were focusing on keeping active and tracking our steps on our Moki bands this week. Cohen really stood out to us with his enthusiasm for anything exercise related. It did not surprise us when he reached almost 10,000 steps on Thursday! Not only this but Cohen has settled into Year 2 so well. He is so helpful, kind and hardworking. He's even been given the responsibility of Badge Monitor. Well done, Cohen. Keep it up!

13.09.2024 - Aurora!

This week, our Star of the Week focus was on presentation, and we are thrilled to give this award to Aurora for her exceptional efforts. As handwriting becomes more challenging in Year 2 with the introduction of cursive writing in preparation for Year 3, Aurora has truly excelled. She has embraced the new writing style with enthusiasm and dedication, consistently producing beautifully presented work in every lesson. We are amazed by the quality of her cursive writing at such an early stage in the year. Well done, Aurora—keep up the fantastic work!