As you all know we are constantly striving to improve Clockhouse for your children.
This year we are all trying our best to go 'Channel your Clockhouse Compass' 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 'Channelling their Clockhouse Compass:
Nursery - Faris H for channelling his Clockhouse
Compass and learning to write his name, using correctly formed letters.
Reception - Janae F (Northern Ireland) for making wonderful progress with blending 3 letter words. She is channelling her Clockhouse Compass.
Year 1 - Maliyah C-R (France) for always channelling her Clockhouse Compass and making good choices, helping her classmates and being an excellent role model for the year group.
Year 2 - Alaya Z (Mexico) for always channelling her Clockhouse Compass and working hard to be independent with her learning in all subjects.
Year 3 - Yaqub A (Brazil) for showing resilience in all areas of learning and for using the resources in the classroom to further improve his learning. He is channelling his Clockhouse Compass.
Year 4 - Arlo P (Kenya) for improving his communication and letting adults know his needs and wants. He is channelling his Clockhouse Compass.
Year 5 - Affan R (China) for channelling his Clockhouse Compass and working hard to make fantastic progress in his swimming lessons, moving up to the next group and showing great confidence in the water.
Year 6 - Archie G (Fiji) for channelling his Clockhouse Compass and showing great resilience and working hard in arithmetic. We are all so proud of the amazing progress he has made.
Greenland - Ronnie F-R for channelling his Clockhouse Compass and transitioning independently between sessions using visual supports.
Miss Ward - Max P (South Africa) for channelling his Clockhouse Compass and working so hard to improve his handwriting and presentation.
Mrs Reinecke - Miss Ward for channelling her Clockhouse Compass and supporting our whole community.
Mrs Savidge - Olivia M (Peru) for channelling her Clockhouse Compass and being very kind and helpful to school staff at lunchtime.
Reception - Janae F (Northern Ireland) for making wonderful progress with blending 3 letter words. She is channelling her Clockhouse Compass.
Year 1 - Maliyah C-R (France) for always channelling her Clockhouse Compass and making good choices, helping her classmates and being an excellent role model for the year group.
Year 2 - Alaya Z (Mexico) for always channelling her Clockhouse Compass and working hard to be independent with her learning in all subjects.
Year 3 - Yaqub A (Brazil) for showing resilience in all areas of learning and for using the resources in the classroom to further improve his learning. He is channelling his Clockhouse Compass.
Year 4 - Arlo P (Kenya) for improving his communication and letting adults know his needs and wants. He is channelling his Clockhouse Compass.
Year 5 - Affan R (China) for channelling his Clockhouse Compass and working hard to make fantastic progress in his swimming lessons, moving up to the next group and showing great confidence in the water.
Year 6 - Archie G (Fiji) for channelling his Clockhouse Compass and showing great resilience and working hard in arithmetic. We are all so proud of the amazing progress he has made.
Greenland - Ronnie F-R for channelling his Clockhouse Compass and transitioning independently between sessions using visual supports.
Miss Ward - Max P (South Africa) for channelling his Clockhouse Compass and working so hard to improve his handwriting and presentation.
Mrs Reinecke - Miss Ward for channelling her Clockhouse Compass and supporting our whole community.
Mrs Savidge - Olivia M (Peru) for channelling her Clockhouse Compass and being very kind and helpful to school staff at lunchtime.
Well done to all these children and all the other children who have been seen to going 'Beyond the Possible' this week!
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