Hot Chocolate (or on this occasion ice lollies) with the Head

As you all know we are constantly striving to improve Clockhouse for your children. 

This year we are all trying our best to go 'Beyond the Possible' in everything to ensure that our school is a fabulous place to be and the children get the best all round experience possible. Each week, the Heads of Year as well as Miss Ward, Mrs Reinecke and Mrs Savidge choose a person (child or adult) who has been seen to do this and then they get to have Hot Chocolate with Mrs Savidge!

This week the following Clockhouse Citizens have been seen to going 'Beyond the Possible':

Nursery - Kavya K for going beyond the possible and being so kind to her friends.

Reception - Amal M (Scotland) for going beyond the possible to make a wonderful effort with her writing.

Year 1 - Henry C (Italy) for going beyond the possible and helping all adults tidy up during OPAL. 

Year 2 - Blake O (USA) for going beyond the possible to improve his reading and spelling skills.

Year 3 - Artiom A (Argentina) for improvement in his focus in maths and consistently getting 6/6 on his spellings!

Year 4 - Altay G (Uganda) for fantastic effort and achievement with his learning in maths. He is going beyond his possible.

Year 5 - Shaney-Rae (India) because her confidence has grown so much this year. She went beyond the possible by speaking in front of the whole audience during our class assembly and I was so impressed with her effort. 

Year 6 - Haris A  (New Zealand) for joining in with all of the activities as part of the Ultimate Group and always being helpful and supporting others. He went beyond his possible.

Greenland -  Poppy S-R for going beyond the possible by always showing an exceptional attitude towards learning.

Miss Ward - Grace V (Japan) for her effort and hard work to go beyond the possible in maths.  She has shown resilience and the adults are really proud of her. 

Mrs Reinecke - Ruslan H (South Africa) for going beyond the possible with his help during OPAL. 

Mrs Savidge - Tyler M (Japan) for going beyond the possible with his learning and being polite to adults around the school.

Well done to all these children and all the other children who have been seen to going 'Beyond the Possible' this week!