Celebration Assembly 5th December 2025

KS1

Celebration certificates were given out for the following reasons:

• trying really hard with writing and remembering finger spaces

• being an excellent role model

• excellent effort in maths

• excellent effort during whole class discussion

• working independently in English 

• giving very clear explanations in science and showing excellent understanding of how our bodies work

• super effort in all areas this week

• showing improved independence when attempting new tasks

Handwriting certificates went to Harvey, Henry, Esmae and Imogen

Buddy Awards were given to Millie, Nina and Amber

Times Tables Rockstars 

Class of the Week was 2S!

In the Key Stage 1 assembly we celebrated Harris G and Darcie H.

KS2

Celebration certificates were given out for the following reasons:

• fantastic writing in English 

• having great ideas 

• super handwriting and enthusiasm

• excellent use of times tables

• extra attention to detail when creating decorations 

• improved confidence in class discussion

• being a supportive member and role model in class

• improved concentration in class

• efficiency in making Christmas decorations

• excellent effort in performance poetry

• showing a readiness to learn 

• amazing sewing practice ready for final pieces 

• independent and focused writing 

• fantastic use of similes 

Times Tables Rockstars 

In the Key Stage 2 assembly we celebrated ‘Most Accurate’. Certificates were awarded to Alice L, Jax S, Bonnie D, Ozzy W, Oliver R, Kamsi K, Nathaniel C and Mia T.

Gone Green certificates went to Sonny C and Charlie B.

Attendance

This week saw only two classes received Spin the Wheel stickers… well done to 5B, and our Key Stage 2 winners 3SM. 

In Key Stage 1, 2S won the attendance cup but with quite a low winning percentage compared to usual.

Here’s hoping for lots of full classrooms over the next two weeks!

Team Points

Last week one point separated first and second – Stormont and Caernarfon. A week on has it changed…? Yes it has! Stormont has now slipped to second with Caernarfon sitting pretty on top. Our yellow team won both in Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 this week which enabled them to flip positions. 

Still in third is Stirling, with Windsor in fourth. Who will lead when we break up for Christmas???