Celebration Assembly 16th January 2026

KS1

Celebration certificates were given out for the following reasons:

• much improved focus in independent activities

• improved independent work in all subjects

• using resources in maths to solve calculations

• showing independence when completing work as well as contributing thoughtful ideas

• fantastic effort in English

• trying really hard in maths and making great progress

• Effort in maths

Handwriting Certificates were awarded to Harry, Zara and Hollie

Buddy Awards were given to Zoe, Miller, Harry B and Fallon.

KS2

Celebration certificates were given out for the following reasons:

• learning about volcanoes

• great science learning

• being polite to adults

• improved participation

• attitude in maths

• enthusiasm for topic work

• handwriting improvement

• finding fractions of amounts

• extra effort at home learning about history

• increased participation in maths

• increased participation in class

• work on short division

• producing a PowerPoint presentation on online safety in PSHE

• super independent learning

• demonstrating learning resilience

Pen Licence Certificates were given to Nithujen and Haralds.

A Handwriting Award was given to Kamsi.

Times Tables Rockstars 

In the Key Stage 2 assembly we celebrated Brody B, Ethan, Orla, Hope, Noah, Eddie, Ivy and Harper for being most active in their classes. First place overall was Noah, second was Ivy and in third Harper.

Attendance

This week a number of classes were awarded stickers for achieving above 97%... they were 2W, 4B, 5AW and 5B. Key Stage 1 winner was 2W and Key 2 winner… 5B. 2W scored a very impressive 99.6%!

For 5AW, it was their third sticker so they had a spin of the prize wheel. Well done 5AW! 

Team Points

No change this week as our leaders Caernarfon remain out in front. 

Stormont won in KS1 and Caernarfon won in KS2 which meant they cancelled each other out. Still though, only 5 points separate the two teams. Windsor and Stirling need to switch gear and start to accelerate to the front before our greens and yellows are out of sight in the race for the Friars Cup.