We are very excited and pleased to share with you that we have more Clockhouse Value Champions of 2022-2023!
A huge congratulations to
Oakley M (New Zealand)
who has earned the Nurture Champion Award for 2022-2023!
Oakley has always been and will always be an amazing advocate for how to treat others and how to make sure everyone always feels included. This has been particularly evident this week when he showed true maturity and how to be altruistic despite being pressured to do something else. He demonstrated how not to let peer pressure make you do something you know is wrong and made sure that anyone who was feeling upset was supported and had the help they needed - an amazing sign of a brilliant friend.
Olly A (New Zealand)
who has earned the Learning Champion Award for 2022-2023!
Olly always amazes me with his dedication and the perseverance that he shows towards his learning. He does not like drawing attention to himself but I just had to make sure that he realises that all the hard work he is putting into his learning has been noticed and that I could not be more proud of him and the progress that he is making each and every day.
Arooshay E (India)
who has earned the Excellence Champion Award for 2022-2023!
She is a dedicated learner and always tries her hardest in all subjects. She has high expectation of herself and this shows in her work and the progress made. She is helpful in class and caring towards others. She is amazing!
Matthew B (India)
who has earned the Learning Champion Award for 2022-2023!
At the beginning of the year Matthew was reluctant to contribute in class discussions and learning was less independent. Now, he is like a different person, he is contributing his fantastic knowledge and ideas in class discussions. He is working independently especially in English and his work is brilliant. In India we are so impressed with him. Keep it up.
Elsie P (South Africa)
who has earned the Nurture Champion Award for 2022-2023!
Elsie will go out of her way to look out for others and help them - that's children and adults. She notices when someone is struggling and offer advice and a helping hand. She was so sad she could not make it on our class trip as she spent a lot of time at the hospital a couple of nights before and was feeling poorly - instead of asking for a refund for not being able to attend the trip she suggested to her mum to donate the money towards the trip or something nice for the school. She always thinks selflessly and we are so proud to have her as part of our Clockhouse family,
Well done and thank you Elsie!!
A huge well done from everyone at Clockhouse - wear your Values Champion Badge with pride!
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