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Star Learners of the Week (7th July 2010) |
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1LS
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Molly Hawxwell |
For using her understanding of EDINGLY to begin sentences when writing her world cup story. She thought carefully about her choice of sentence starter. |
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2KB
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Connor Hedges |
For the outstanding effort that he has put into his numeracy this week. He has had great fun trying to solve a tricky challenge. He set his work out beautifully and was able to explain the answer to the whole class.
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3LC
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Zoe Turner
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For settling into her new school so well and for using what she had learned about right angles to draw shapes that have right angles.
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4RS
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Niall Taylor |
For displaying brilliant leadership qualities when he worked with diploma students from the Brune Park cluster on the Shakespeare project. |
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| 4RS |
Phoebe Heather |
For displaying fantastic leadership skills during swimming and a Year 1 mini sports day. She successfully coordinated different swimming groups, ensuring everyone was ready on time. |
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5HK
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Joshua McKee
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For being incredibly creative. He produced a fantastic Roman mosaic. He looked at the examples provided and remembered his visit to the Roman villa at Butser.
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7SK
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Keelin Alexander-Barron |
For passing her ultimate tables challenge. She has worked really hard to pass her multiplications in under the allocated time. |
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8JC
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Travis Conning
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For being incredibly creative. He presented his World Cup homework on Spain in a different way to everyone else, making it very interesting to read. His facts were well researched and informative. |
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10BK
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Amelia Cadogan |
For listening really well during our Limerick lesson. She applied what she learnt to her own writing of an entertaining Limerick. She shared her learning with the class. |
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11LR
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Pagan Ballard |
For writing a very creative limerick which used the correct rhyming scheme and told a story. She then performed with confidence. |
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Star Learners of the Week (30th June 2010) |
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1LS
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Connor Hunter |
For being incredibly creative. He produced a fantastic piece of homework where he presented lots of interesting facts about Spain in an exciting and interesting way. |
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2KB
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Siobhan Nuttall |
For finding out lots of interesting information about Italy or her homework. She really enjoyed investigating her country and presenting her work to the whole class.
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3LC
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Josh Beardsley
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For making an excellent effort to begin his sentences using EDINGLY to help him. This has improved his writing enormously as he has used what he has been taught.
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5HK
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Harry Tasker
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For making a huge improvement in his reading. He always reads with great care and thinks carefully before answering questions.
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8JC
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Zoë Rundell
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For always giving it everything during the upper school production. She learnt her lines quickly and in every rehearsal was professional and ready to perform. |
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| 9SH |
Findley Arkley |
For being incredibly creative and organised. He has been a constant help with the making of props and scenery for the Production and has been a star back stage during the shows. |
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| 10BK |
Tyler Elson |
For trusting his own judgement and answering questions that nobody else could. He exercises his brain and knows that it will make him think better. |
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11LR
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Jack Elson |
For being an excellent prompt during the upper school production. He concentrated really well and was a great support to the performers. |
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Star Learners of the Week (5th May 2010) |
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1LS
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Nathan Westcott |
For working really hard with Mrs Whyte on his reading and precision teaching. He is now lot more confident and tries hard to tackle difficult words. |
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2KB
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Diane Coleman |
For her excellent effort in numeracy this week. She has worked extremely hard with her time word problems and telling the time. She never gave up and enjoyed the challenge.
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3LC
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Dylan Marsh
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For trying hard to work things out for himself and this week he worked independently to match times to clocks.
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| 4RS |
Ashley Tait |
For showing incredible enthusiasm when designing a persuasive advert for a homework task. He remembered to apply persuasive phrases to his learning throughout the week. |
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5HK
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Dylan Brown
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For the outstanding effort that he has put into learning how to divide. He always listens carefully and he is now able to chunk accurately on a number line.
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| 7SK |
Maddison Ridley-Stuart |
For passing her Ultimate Times Table Challenge. She tried four times before passing the challenge. She practiced her multiplications at home. |
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8JC
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Jodie Green
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For working really hard on her times tables to pass her ultimate test. She only passed her nine times table the week before. She proves that if you work hard, you will achieve |
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| 9SH |
Toby Dawkins |
For sharing his understanding and leading a group of children in a range of addition and subtraction activities. |
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| 10BK |
Jade Sheppard |
For questioning answers her partner gave in a ‘Groupswork’ task in order to promote discussion and ensure understanding. |
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11LR
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Chloe Weston |
For being prepared to try a different approach to her planning in order to ensure a high standard of writing. |
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Star Learners of the Week (28th April 2010) |
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1LS
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Lewis Williams |
For working extremely hard to catch up on his Numeracy work. He was able to confidently apply his understanding of money to solve one and two step problems. |
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2KB
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Ellouise Stewart |
For being able to see her mistakes and learn from them. She has worked very hard on her money problems this week.
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3LC
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Rachel Tapp
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For being creative and exploring different ways of constructing sentences in her adventure story.
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| 3LC |
Taylor Pickering |
For trusting his own judgement when calculating the answers to mathematical problems. |
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| 4RS |
Katie Drinkwater |
For listening carefully to advice and then putting everything learned together in her writing. This has helped her improve quickly |
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5HK
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Lucy Ward
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For writing a fantastic recount. She linked all her learning together during each writing session and used the polishing pens to improve her work further.
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| 7SK |
Jessica Hamer |
For her singing and progress in learning. |
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8JC
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Jordan Robson
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For changing as a writer. He takes care over his word choices and is much better at listening to advice which will improve his writing. |
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| 9SH |
Amelia Cadogan |
For using the vocabulary she has learnt this week to produce some excellent pieces of descriptive writing. |
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| 10BK |
Lois Coggeshall |
She has adopted a very positive attitude to her work. She is always willing and ready to attempt any task with enthusiasm and rigor. |
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11LR
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Emily Chandler |
For working really hard at her SAT revision. She has produced some very high quality writing which will help her in her writing tests. |
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Star Learners of the Week (21st April 2010) |
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1LS
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Kai Sterne |
For improving his attitude towards maths. He is now a lot more confident and is willing to give any challenge a try.
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1LS
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Thomas Warner |
For his tremendous effort in improving his writing since the beginning of the year. He always listens carefully to advice and is keen to learn new things.
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2KB
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Lucy Taylor Jones
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For working very hard since graduating from blackbirds. She had never taken part in CHIL before but she has got involved and worked very well in her group.
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| 4RS |
Hazel Camburn |
For choosing and using different strategies to play about with words and create some interesting and incredibly imaginative headlines. |
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| 4RS |
Matthew Ward |
For improving his attitude to his learning tremendously. He understands the value of concentrated attention and how this helps him to improve. |
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5HK
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Katie Wild
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For working extremely hard during literacy this week. Her writing is really improving because she is linking all her learning.
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| 7SK |
Kurt Tozer |
For his performance in the Highway Man. He learnt a few sections of the poem and thought about his voice and actions. He told the story with enthusiasm and the audience commented on his convincing performance. |
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8JC
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Deakon England
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For being extremely creative, artistic and resilient. It was a tricky task but Deakon worked methodically and quickly to produce an impressive clay Tudor Rose. |
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| 10BK |
Lacey Oliver |
For remembering the features of recount and using these to write a very effective opening to her recount of our Gosport trip. |
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11LR
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Rachel Chambers |
For remembering the features of recount and using these to write an effective opening to her recount of our Gosport trip. |
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