Celebration Assembly 28th November 2025

KS1

Celebration certificates were given out for the following reasons:

• super nativity practice

• taking advice in English 

• great effort 

• always looking out for others

• proud of writing

• super maths work to solve problems

• Handwritings- Matthew - careful writing of letters

• Buddy - Skylar - sharing last colouring sheet

• acting on advice

• great geographical knowledge and map work

• checking answers in maths

• super effort when reading using expression

• great map work in geography

Handwriting certificates went to Josh, Dougie, Kasey-Rae and Matthew.

Times Tables Rockstars 

Class of the Week was 2S. 

In the Key Stage 1 the highest effort levels this week were from Henry and Bonnie. 

KS2

Celebration certificates were given out for the following reasons:

• enthusiasm with learning. 

• great answers for comprehension.

• making fantastic notes in RE

• enthusiasm in history 

• continued effort learning about Anglo Saxons 

• working at home to complete a story

• excellent effort, improved stamina and quality in writing

• effort and concentration during assessments

• exceptional standards in work and dedication to learning

• excellent support as a digital leader working with others and helping to create a PowerPoint all about the ancient Egyptians 

• perseverance in ‘Rocksteady’

• Y6 SATs practice

• improved handwriting  

• extra work at home

• supportive peer work with younger pupils

• grammar and punctuation and working really hard to create a poem

Times Tables Rockstars 

Classes of the Week were 3SM and 4A.

In the Key Stage 2 assembly we celebrated Joshua, Kelly, Tanner, Belle, Charlie, Daisy, Ellie-Mae and George. 

Going green certificates went to Jacob and Luca.

Well done to everyone!

Attendance

This week’s winners in KS1 were the children of Wrens Class… and they had the best attendance in the whole school. In KS2 our winner was 5B! 5B, 4A and 3SM all received Spin the Wheel stickers.

Team Points

This week saw Stirling win in Key Stage 1 and a tie between Stirling and Stormont in Key Stage 2.

Although overall places remain unchanged this week, the race has become very interesting once again. A single point now separates first and second! Stormont have held onto their lead but Caernarfon are hot on their tail! Stirling also closed the gap this week…

Sadly, Windsor did fall another couple of points behind but there are still only 31 points between all four teams. That’s nothing really…!

Windsor, I think next week will be yours!