Achievement Assembly 19th December 2025
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Posted on December 19, 2025
Pupil Achievement Awards
The Pupil Achievement Award celebrates those everyday heroes who show they’re Ready, Respectful and Safe—and who live out our school mission: Every person matters, every moment counts.
Whether it’s making kind choices, showing great attitude or leading by example, these pupils stand out for all the right reasons. They don’t just follow the rules—they shine!
| Year | Pupil | Award |
|---|---|---|
| R | Freddie F | For always following our school rules and being an excellent role model |
| R | Elixia S | For working hard on your reading and making excellent progress this term |
| 1 | Teddy | For trying hard with your handwriting |
| 1 | Amelia | For always following our school rules |
| 2 | Maya | For working hard with her shape work in maths. |
| 2 | Nancy | For speaking with confidence in front of the audience in our play. |
| 3 | Christopher E | For building upon his confidence in class and answering questions with growing independence. |
| 3 | Sophia W | For always working hard in all subjects and showing resilience. |
| 4 | Phoebe C | For her good listening skills and always being ready to learn |
| 4 | Noel | For showing a great attitude to learning in all lessons |
| 5 | Phoebe | For her increasing independence and confidence in writing |
| 5 | Evie VR | For always being ready and completing her work with 100% effort |
| 6 | Darcey | For showing a mature and dedicated approach towards her learning. |
| 6 | Sophia | For listening well in class and showing great confidence in her maths lessons. |
Attendance Achievement Award
Each week, classes go head-to-head to see who can achieve the highest attendance. The winning class takes home the Attendance Award Trophy and a surprise treat!
But it’s more than just a trophy—great attendance means great learning. Research shows that children who attend school regularly do better in their studies and have brighter futures. So every moment in school really does count!
| Position | Year Group | % |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Year 4 | 99.29% |
| 2nd | Year 3 | 98.08% |
| 3rd | Year 2 | 97.93% |
| 4th | Year 1 | 97.92% |
| 5th | Year R | 93.31% |
| 6th | Year 6 | 93.31% |
| 7th | Year 5 | 90.28% |
| Whole school attendance this year | 96.43% | |
Golden Welly Award
The Golden Welly Award is all about celebrating playground stars! It goes to children who go the extra mile—whether they’re including others, solving tricky problems or being a brilliant buddy.
It’s our way of saying, “Well done for stepping up and standing out!” Because when you’re kind, helpful and full of great ideas, you make playtime better for everyone..
| Year | Pupil | Award |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | Mac Tully | For helping the younger children when they were feeling sad and for being a star playground leader |
PE Award
The PE Award celebrates pupils who bring their A-game to every lesson! Whether they’re smashing a challenge, cheering on their teammates or giving it their all with a big smile, this award goes to those who show effort, energy and excellent attitude.
It’s all about trying your best, playing fair and lifting others up—on the pitch, in the hall or wherever the action happens!
| Year | Pupil | Award |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | Matilda | For displaying great teamwork and being a good role model to younger children |
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