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Star Learners of the Week (2nd December 2009) |
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1LS
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George Smith
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For rising to the challenge of playing the part of King John. He put a tremendous amount of effort into his role and gave outstanding performances.
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2KB
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Chloe Davis |
For outstanding effort and contribution in the lower school production. She has worked hard and shown commitment and dedication.
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3LC
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Kacey Richardson
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For rising to the challenge of playing the part of Joan of Arc in ‘Around the World in a 1000 Years’. She sang beautifully.
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| 4RS |
Emma Charleston |
For rising to the challenge of applying knowledge about reading intervals on scales to an activity on the computer. |
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5HK
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Joshua McKee
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For working really hard to learn his lines for the production. He had a lot of lines to remember and worked in his own time.
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7SK
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Tom Douglass
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For his hard work at finding fractions of amounts. He moved on quickly from finding 1/3, 1/6 etc, onto finding 2/3, 4/6, etc.
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8JC
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Josh Holden
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For producing a creative aboriginal art Christmas card to sell at the Christmas Fayre. He used his creativity and concentration to help him be successful.
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9SH
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Nathan Bernice
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For persevering with rotating and reflecting Christmas shapes.
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10BK
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Joshua Huckins
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For the excellent effort he dedicated to his non-chronological report on “Christmas around the world”. He was away from school but tried his best.
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11LR
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Ellie Jones
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For perseverance in her learning. She has developed a very positive attitude to her work which has led to an improvement in her writing and Maths.
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Star Learners of the Week (18th November 2009) |
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1LS
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Eleanor Shane
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For showing great resilience when drawing a bar chart. Although at first it was a challenge, she was able to learn from her mistakes and start again.
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2KB
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Lucy
Taylor-Jones |
For working hard in numeracy. She carried out her own investigation to find out which child had the longest foot in her group, showing the results in a pictogram.
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3LC
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Rachel Tapp
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For using her imagination and creative flair during the production. She has entered into the spirit of the school play with enthusiasm, showing other children how to perform.
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5HK
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Dylan Brown
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For working hard to solve time problems. He used his knowledge of RUCSAC, time and subtraction to help him reach the answer.
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7SK
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Ryan Bullimore
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For spotting an expert in maths and working with the expert to find the area and perimeter of compound shapes.
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8JC
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Eden Heath
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For being like Da Vinci and presenting her work creatively. She put a lot of thought into how she presented her homework, which really stood out from the rest of the class.
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9SH
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Bethany DaCosta
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For taking all the work home that was left for her when the Year 6s went to Legoland and completing all of it in her own time.
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10BK
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Scott Craik
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For adopting a new attitude towards writing. He has persevered and overcame his barriers to writing, resulting in him writing an emotional piece of writing.
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11LR
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Thomas White
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For using what he already knew about circuits to build a working fairground ride. He then became the expert and shared his learning with the class.
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Star Learners of the Week (11th November 2009) |
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1LS
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Emma Scorey
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For rising to the challenge of applying everything she learnt in literacy last half term to write an excellent story.
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2KB
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Jimmy Edwards
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For the excellent effort that he has put into his phonics work with Mrs Phillips. He is always willing to give it a go and is not afraid of getting it wrong.
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3LC
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Brandon Atlee
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For working hard during numeracy lessons, particularly when learning how to use Carroll Diagrams.
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4RS
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Thomas Wilson
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For being able to answer questions about skeletons and teeth. He used his knowledge of the names and positions of bones during the SEARCH workshop.
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5HK
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Chelsi Reed
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For using powerful verbs and similes to write a fantastic poem in the style of John Foster.
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7SK
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Mark Lloyd
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For making links between the multiplication tables, which resulted in him achieving 100% in his ultimate tables challenge.
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8JC
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Libby Wellings
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For always trying her hardest during Numeracy Booster Sessions. Even when she is challenged, she perseveres and succeeds.
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9SH
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Callum Bradley
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For producing an excellent Autobiography that required him to use his imagination to become Matilda Mantula.
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10BK
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Bethany Walker
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For using powerful descriptions and interesting vocabulary. She had to write a story based on pictures, and wrote a longer more complicated story.
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11LR
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George Smees
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For using powerful descriptions and interesting sentences when completing his homework task. The use of these tools transformed his writing.
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Star Learners of the Week (21st October 2009) |
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1LS
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Beth Lloyd
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For using everything she learnt over the past two weeks to write an excellent description of a swimming pool.
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2KB
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Eloise Buck
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For working hard and sensibly during CHIL. She worked alongside her group, listened to others and helped them by sharing her ideas and knowledge.
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3LC
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Kristy Combs
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For using what she has learned in lessons on shape and working well with others to tackle challenges.
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4RS
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Ryan Walker
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For creating a superb page of information on Ancient Egypt. He used all the agreed features of the genre and punctuated all work correctly.
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5HK
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Ellie Cole
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For listening well during data handling lessons. She has shown knowledge of both pictograms and bar charts and shared her learning with her class.
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7SK
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Zane Phillips
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For asking a deep question at Chichester Harbour: “How do people get to their boats without getting wet because some of them are far out in the harbour?”
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8JC
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Frazer Graham
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For using figurative language to describe different objects. He worked hard to produce some creative metaphors.
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9SH
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Ryan Walker
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For changing his attitude towards his work. This resulted in him memorizing and rewriting a whole story.
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10BK
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Cloe Taylor
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For using the information she had learnt about forces to design the winning car at our Legoland workshop.
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11LR
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Gregor Mackinnon
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For using information he had learnt about forces to design the winning car at our Legoland workshop.
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Star Learners of the Week (14th October 2009) |
| 1LS |
Molly Hawxwell |
For using her imagination to describe a familiar setting. She used creative similes to describe a swimming pool. |
| 2KB |
Aaliyah Morgan |
For using her imagination to write some beautiful similes to describe the swimming pool. She included verbs, adjectives and adverbs in her writing. |
| 3LC |
Tyler Clapp |
For using adjectives and similes in his writing, showing that he can use what he has learned in class. |
| 4RS |
Kerys Moxham |
For using her imagination when writing a list of items to go in her sarcophagus. |
| 5HK |
Jacob Arendse |
For working independently to check his calculations in maths. He showed a fantastic knowledge of using inverse operations. |
| 7SK |
Brooke Stell |
For being an expert during music lessons. Excellent glockenspiel playing and demonstrating to the rest of the class. |
| 8JC |
Megan Baker |
For completing work outside of school. She missed some of the lesson so she designed her own maths investigation at home. |
| 9SH |
Toby Hall |
For working hard in numeracy lessons and solving a range of addition problems using the column method. |
| 10BK |
Jake Turnbull |
For using his imagination when writing a paragraph from the point of view of a character in an illustration. His writing made the character “real”. |
| 11LR |
James Douglass |
For using his imagination and links to prior knowledge to write a descriptive paragraph predicting the next part of the Rose Blanche story. |
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