The Dojo League has continued this week - well done everyone for helping your class and for being fabulous Clockhouse Citizens!
The dojo scores have been analysed and the results are in!
The sun was shining, and the excitement was in the air as the Year 2 football festival kicked off. Children from various teams turned up eager and ready to play, showing off their skills and teamwork on the field.
Throughout the day, the young players demonstrated great sportsmanship. Whether they won or lost, the children handled the outcomes gracefully and with respect for their opponents.
After each match, the teams congratulated one another, embodying the spirit of fair play.
The festival was not just a showcase of athletic talent but also of camaraderie and kindness. Spectators were quick to comment on how well the children played and how wonderfully kind our players were both on and off the field.
The day concluded with happy smiles and lasting memories. This festival was a reminder of the importance of teaching young athletes not only how to play the game but also how to be good sports. We look forward to seeing even more of this positive spirit in future events!
Team: Dylan (USA), Elis (USA), Eesa (Mexico), Hector (Mexico), Louie (USA), Harlie (USA) and Millie (Mexico).
All is going well at Condover Hall and everyone is enjoying the activities. The children enjoyed dinner and giant Cluedo this evening. They are now back at base and are getting ready for bed. Their behaviour has been a credit to the school and their families! They are having a fabulous time and enjoying every minute as are the staff!
We will be back with more updates tomorrow.
This member of our class has worked so hard this year and is really beginning to show some great progress, especially in English, but in other areas as well. She has some great ideas and her vocabulary choices have really impressed me recently. What has been particularly lovely to see is her confidence and self belief beginning to grow! Whereas at the start of the year she was reluctant to write without an adult nearby, she is now happily working independently and producing some exciting and well thought out work on her own! I am incredibly proud of her, and so pleased for her too!
Congratulations Daisy, you are a star!