On Friday 28th March, Year 3 presented about this term's learning to their grown ups. It was fascinating for all the school to hear all about their Egyptian knowledge. The Year 3 class also won the Doodle Star this week, had one of their class receive a music certificate, another the pen license and another the Headteacher's Award - what a lot of celebrating for Year 3!
This Friday, instead of a celebration assembly, we had a skipping demonstration. All the classes, from Reception to Year 6, had had a skipping workshop during the day. At the end of the school day, children were able to demonstrate their learning - with some particularly impressive joint skipping with long ropes.
Each week, alongside two children in each class receiving an achievement certificate for their work in class, the Year 6 class nominate someone in the school who they feel has shown the school values. This 'Year 6 Award' is the pupils' voice equivalent of the Headteacher's Award, and is a wonderful way of the children celebrating the 'good Samaritans' in St Andrew's.
Friday's Celebration Assembly included a time for Year 4 to share about their learning. We heard all about the Victorians - fun facts, and interesting writing and viewed talented portraits in art. Year 4 pupils won both the Year 6 Award and Headteacher's Award this week.
This week’s Celebration Assembly recognised children for their kindness, effort, and achievements. Good Samaritan shout outs recognised acts of compassion, while Achievement Certificates celebrated hard work and progress. Year 6 awarded their weekly certificate, and the Headteacher’s Award highlighted a pupil’s outstanding growth. Well done to all—your contributions make St Andrew’s a fantastic place to learn and grow!
This week, we celebrated the achievements of our wonderful children in our Friday assembly. From Good Samaritans to those striving to “be the best that they can be,” we are so proud of their efforts. Congratulations to all our award winners—keep shining! Check out the photos below.
