Weekly reminders for week beginning 2nd March 2026

It was lovely to welcome the community back to school last week and to hear about everyone's holiday.

We hope the children enjoyed 'We are...' Week and they came home inspired. Thank you also  for the support you showed for Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality Week - well done everyone!

After a very busy week we have a slightly quieter week ahead.

World Book Day

We have lots of exciting things arranged for World Book Day on Thursday. As per the information sent out, children are invited to come to school dressed as a book character or in their pyjamas on this day to help celebrate World Book Day. If you child does not want to dress up they will need to come to school in uniform. We also look forward to welcoming you into school, when you drop the children of in the morning, to read with them.  Please see the information that came out on Dojo for further details of the day.

Sport

Good luck to the Year 3 and 4 Football Team who take part in a borough competition on Wednesday.

Things to be aware of
World Book Day £1 Vouchers
We have received World Book Day vouchers for all the children at school. These vouchers give children £1 off a book and are accepted at all participating book shops. They may also be used at the book fair at school in March. The Book Fair will be in school and open to you all on 19th, 23rd and 24th March.

Letters that went out week before half term:

The following letters went out the week before half term:

Let's Locate Workshop (Year 4)

Barbican Trip (Year 4)

Frameless Trip (Year 5)

Science Subject Newsletter

February Newsletter

World Book Day Information

Letter from the Police 

Have a good week everyone.

#ourclockhousefamily

Mrs Savidge

For more information about our school please visit our school website using the following link:

Clockhouse Primary School Website

The Dojo League

The Dojo League!

The Dojo League is back this week - well done everyone for helping your class!

The dojo scores have been analysed and the results are in!

Reception and Key Stage 1:

A big well done to Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France, Italy, Spain, Canada and Mexico who lead the Reception and Key Stage 2 Dojo League with USA in second place.

Key Stage 2:
A big well done to Peru, Brazil, Kenya, China, India, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia and Greenland who are all in the overall lead of the Key Stage 2 Dojo League with South Africa and Uganda in second place and Argentina in third.

Well done to everyone for really trying to earn Dojos for their class.

Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality Week - The Winners!

Great attendance leads to 
great learning and progress!

Well done to everyone for showing great commitment during out Attendance and Punctuality Week. The results are in and they have been analysed.

A huge WELL DONE to

SCOTLAND

who are the overall winners of the week with an attendance of 99.3%! Your reward will be revealed next week! 

Congratulations to the three classes below who are our winners for this week - keep it up:

Scotland - 99.3%

Kenya - 99.0%
China - 99.0%%

14 classes were in the Green Zone this week with an attendance above 96% - keep going next week!

A further well done to Nursery AM, PM and All Day, Wales, France, Spain, Peru, Uganda, China, India, Fiji, Australia and New Zealand have all had no children arriving late to school this week!

Whole school attendance for this week is:

 95.6%

Whole school attendance currently stands at

 94.7%

Well done everyone and thank you all for your continued support in ensuring that the
children come to school everyday and on time!

It is still important that we all work to improve our attendance. 
Please remember that our school target is 96%.

 

Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality Week - one more day to go! Keep going Clockhouse!

Do not forget that this week is our focus attendance week where we are looking for Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality.

Well done to Nursery All and Scotland who continue in the overall lead of Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality Week and still have 100% attendance. 

Well done also to Nursery PM, Wales, Italy, Mexico, Kenya and New Zealand who had 100% attendance today.

Well done to Nursery, Scotland, Wales, France, Spain, Brazil, Peru, Uganda, China, India, Fiji, Australia and New Zealand who all arrived on time everyday this week.

Keep going everyone!

Thank you all for your ongoing support.

Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality Week - the update for today, two more days to go! Keep going Clockhouse!

Do not forget that this week is our focus attendance week where we are looking for Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality.

Well done to Nursery All Day and Scotland who have continued in the lead and still have attendance of 100% for the week.

Well done also to Nursery PM, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Italy, Mexico, Kenya, China and Australia who had 100% attendance today.

Well done to Nursery, Scotland, Wales, France, Italy, Spain, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Uganda, China, India, Japan, Fiji, Australia and New Zealand who all arrived on time everyday this week.

Keep going everyone!

Thank you all for your ongoing support.

Clockhouse Connection - February 2026

Welcome to the next addition of Clockhouse Connection!

Please enjoy this addition which can be found below as well as a link to a PDF version. 

February Newsletter

Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality Week - the update for today! Keep going Clockhouse!

Do not forget that this week is our focus attendance week where we are looking for Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality.

Well done to Nursery All Day and Scotland who had 100% attendance today and are in the overall lead.

Well done also to Nursery PM, Peru, India and Australia who had 100% attendance today.

Well done to Nursery, Scotland, Wales, France, Italy, Spain, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, China, India, Japan, Fiji, Australia and New Zealand who all arrived on time today.

Keep going everyone!

Thank you all for your ongoing support.

Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality Week - An Update!

Do not forget that this week is our focus attendance week where we are looking for Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality.

A big well done to Nursery AM and All Day, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Mexico and China who have started the week with 100% attendance

Well done to Nursery, Scotland, Wales, France, Italy, Spain, USA, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, China, India, Japan, Fiji, Australia and New Zealand who all arrived on time today.

A good start everyone, keep going!

Thank you all for your ongoing support.

Weekly reminders for week beginning 23rd February 2026

Welcome back to the new half term everyone!

We look forward to welcoming everyone back to school on Monday (23rd February). We hope that you all had a lovely holiday and are ready and raring to go for the new term ahead!

Please remember that learning starts as soon as the children arrive and everyone needs to be in school by 8.55am. Doors open at 8.45am and teachers are available from then. We really need to improve our attendance this term so please help us out by ensuring that children are in school everyday and on time unless it really is unavoidable!

'We are...' Week

We have a busy but exciting week with all the children taking part in our annual 'We are...' Week.  Throughout the week the children will be doing lots of different things to inspire them about their futures. We have lots and lots of visitors coming in as well. 

Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality

This week is our termly focus Attendance and Punctuality Week. Please make every effort to ensure that your child is in school everyday and on time! We really do need to work together to improve the children's attendance across the school and need your help to do so. Together we CAN DO IT! Look out for the daily updates! Who will win the top prize?

Year 1

Year 1 are looking forward to their Great Fire of London experience on Tuesday. Please ensure contributions have been sent in by Monday. Thank you in advance.

Letters that went out week before half term:

The following letters went out the week before half term:

Languages Subject Newsletter

We Are... Week

What are we learning next half term (Nursery, Reception, Year 1, Year 2)

PSHE (Year 2)

Look out for the February Newsletter coming out this week.

Have a good week everyone.

#ourclockhousefamily

Mrs Savidge

For more information about our school please visit our school website using the following link:

Clockhouse Primary School Website

Everyone Loves a Good Cup of Tea

Year 3 had a great time learning their life skill for this term.

We are sure you will agree learning to make a good cup of tea is a very important skill to learn. They all had a great time and enjoyed putting their newly learnt skill into practise. Hopefully they are doing the same for their familes at home!

Curling Wins the Day!

On Wednesday 21st January, six pupils represented Clockhouse at the Havering SEND Circuit at Harrow Lodge Sports Centre. They took part in speed stacking, Boccia and seated curling. The children represented the school brilliantly, showing resilience, excitemen and excellence throughout the event. They took turns and demonstrated excellent sportsmanship, with curling being a particular strength. We are all incredibly proud of them.

Children who attended - Poppy R S, Maame O , Matas T, Daksh S, Albie W and Jack A

Year 4 girls do themselves and us proud!

The team worked incredibly hard and showed brilliant sportsmanship throughout all their games. As the day progressed, the girls grew in confidence and demonstrated great teamwork and determination.

 

The tournament began with a tricky start, resulting in a loss. However, the girls did not let this setback affect them. In their second match against RJ Mitchell, they bounced back with an impressive 3-0 victory. Millie scored twice and Emilyah added a fantastic third goal to secure the win.

 

Their winning momentum continued into the next match against Langtons. With exceptional defending and strong all-round skills, the girls supported each other beautifully on the field, winning another 3-0. Millie and Alyana both found the net, with Harlie making some great saves in goal and Millie sealed the victory with a well taken third goal.

 

In their final group stage match, the girls faced a tough opponent in Gidea Park Primary. It was a very close and competitive game, with Gidea Park taking an early lead. The girls showed great determination, and Millie equalised to make it 1-1. Despite their best efforts right up to the final whistle, Gidea Park managed to score again and took the match 2-1.

 

Overall, the team worked fantastically well together, demonstrating skill, teamwork, and resilience across all their games. Their efforts were rewarded as they finished third in their group stage, a result they can be very proud of.

 

Well done Team!

 

Player of the match: Millie (Kenya)

 

Team: Emilyah (Uganda), Bella (Kenya), Alyana (Kenya), Harlie (Uganda), Millie (Kenya), Rosie- (South Africa), Nancy (South Africa) and Lottie (South Africa).

Happy Half Term

From all of us at Clockhouse we hope that you have a fantastic half term.
Thank you for all your support this half term.
 We look forward to seeing you all and welcoming you back on Monday 23rd February.

 

Dojo League Winners Key Stage 2

 The Dojo League half term winners!

A big well done to

Brazil, Peru, Kenya and Greenland

who are this half terms Dojo League winners for Key Stage 2

Well done also to Argentina, China and India who finished in second place and Australia and Fiji who finished in third!

Dojo League Winners Reception and Key Stage 1

 The Dojo League half term winners!

A big well done to

Northern Ireland, Spain, Canada and Mexico

who are this half terms Dojo League winners for Reception and Key Stage 1

Well done also to Scotland, Wales, Italy and USA who finished in second place and France in third.

A big well done to everybody for all the positive Dojos that were awarded, there have certainly been a lot! 

The attendance winners this week are...

Great attendance leads to 
great learning and progress!

Congratulations to the three classes below who are our winners for this week - keep it up!

A big well done to this week's winners who are:

Mexico 97.7%

Kenya - 97.3%

China - 100%

Well done to all three classes above. An extra huge well done to China for having attendance of 100% - a non-uniform day will be coming your way soon.

10 classes were in the Green Zone this week with an attendance above 96% - well done to those classes. 

A further well done to Nursery AM, Mexico, Uganda, China, India, Fiji and Australia who had no lates this week. 

Whole school attendance for this week is:

94.6%

Whole school attendance for the year currently stands at:

94.6%

Well done everyone and thank you all for your continued support in ensuring that the
children come to school every day and on time!

It is still important that we all work to improve our attendance. 
Please remember that our school target is 96%.

Hot Chocolate with the Head

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

This year we are 'Relentless and Rigorous' in everything we do 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 Abeledo 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 be 'Relentless and Rigorous':

Nursery - Rea R for being relentless and rigorous to start talking to the adults in the Nursery.

Reception - Gabrielle A (Scotland) for being relentless and rigorous and trying very hard to make progress with her learning.

Year 1 - Isla H (Spain) for being relentless and rigorous and being kind and considerate to the other children in Spain and always helping where she can. 

Year 2 - Mariyam A (USA) for being relentless and rigorous and consistently completing tasks to a high standard and demonstrating a commitment to producing her best work.

Year 3 - Selim T (Peru) for being relentless and rigorous and pushing himself with his reading and maths the past few weeks!

Year 4 - Bilal W (South Africa) has really been working hard this term. He remains focused and asks appropriate questions to push his learning along.  He is relentless and rigorous.

Year 5 - Max P (China) for his maturity towards his learning and for demonstrating excellence in learning. He has been relentless and rigorous.

Year 6 -  Hallee V (New Zealand) because she has been relentless and rigorous towards her learning in both English and Maths and I am proud of how much effort she has put in. 

Greenland - Matas T for being relentless and rigorous and engaging positively in his target phonics sessions.

Miss Ward - Miss King and Mrs Kenealy for being relentless and rigorous in helping make our environment beautiful.

Mrs Abeledo - Alyzah M (Fiji) for showing determination in maths learning and showing commitment and pride in improving assessment results. She is relentless and rigorous.

Mrs Savidge - Piper M (France) for being relentless and rigorous in caring, supporting and helping another child in the class.

Well done to all these children and all the other children who have been seen to be 'Relentless and Rigorous' this week! 

Hot Chocolate with the Head

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

This year we are 'Relentless and Rigorous' in everything we do 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 Abeledo 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 be 'Relentless and Rigorous':

Nursery - Muzzamil A as he has been relentless and rigorous in being more settled coming in to Nursery this week.

Reception - Eesa I (Wales), for being relentless and rigorous and being positive about his learning.

Year 1 -  Maisie S (France) for being relentless and rigorous and showing wonderful effort and sentence structure in writing her instructions for how to make a marmalade sandwich.  

Year 2 - Ellie S (Mexico) for her relentless and rigorous behaviour for learning and always trying to improve her work without being promoted.

Year 3 - Charlie C (Brazil) for being relentless and rigorous and working hard each week to get on the Recognition Board by putting a massive effort into the focus of the week

Year 4 - Tiya P (Kenya) for always being rigorous and relentless during her interventions. 

Year 5 -  Taslima A (India) for being relentless and rigorous and showing great enthusiasm, team work and a willingness to step out of her comfort zone during Forest School.

Year 6 - Amalie S (Fiji) for being relentless and rigorous and determined in lessons, especially when work feels tricky by continuing to try and learn from her mistakes. 

Greenland - Dylan G-R for being relentless and rigorous and always showing excitement in his learning and being persistent when solving new problems.

Miss Ward - Roel D (Nursery) for being relentless and rigorous and trying hard to write his name correctly. 

Mrs Abeledo - Isaac G (Northern Ireland) for being relentless and rigorous and showing excitement for school every morning and always greeting me with a big smile.

Mrs Savidge - Noah C (Kenya) for being relentless and rigorous to improve his writing.

Well done to all these children and all the other children who have been seen to be 'Relentless and Rigorous' this week! 

Clockhouse Weekly Wow

Here is last week's Weekly Wow and as usual there were a lot of things to 'wow' about last week.

Time to CELEBRATE - Value Champion Alert!

We are very excited and pleased to share with you our next Clockhouse Value Champion of 2025-2026!

A huge congratulations to

James M-H (New Zealand)

who has earned the Excitement Champion Award for 2025-2026!

This student has always impressed me with their thirst for learning and excitement for so many things related to school. Since I first met them, they have come such a long way with developing their positivity and willingness to share their ideas with the rest of the class. They never fail to bring a smile to my face and they have been a pleasure to have in my class again. 

Harry G (Brazil)

who has earned the Excellence Champion Award for 2025-2026!

Harry has received an Excellence Award for the effort he has made to become more independent in all tasks. He has developed a more positive attitude towards completing tasks, even when they are challenging or not his favourite. Harry is always willing to help in class and has consistently shown excellence in both his learning and behaviour.

Thea S (Argentina)

who has earned the Nurture Champion Award for 2025-2026!

Thea has earned the Nurturing value badge for the exceptional care and kindness she showed during the Young Voices choir event at the O2. She was incredibly supportive of others, especially one pupil, always making sure he felt safe and not overwhelmed. By listening, reassuring him and answering his questions, she was a fabulous role model to everyone.

Antalia D (Peru)

who has earned the Excellence Champion Award for 2025-2026!

She always shows the 3Rs in class. She excels herself at every level and pushes herself beyond her boundaries by never giving up. Keep up the hard work! 

Piper M (France)

who has earned the Nurture Champion Award for 2025-2026!

Piper has impressed me the last few weeks in the way that she goes out of her way to support and nurture other children in the class who might be finding things difficult; therefore, she has earned the Nurture value badge for the exceptional care and kindness she shows to others every day. She is a wonderful role model, supporting her peers by encouraging them as they move around the school and making sure no one feels alone. Her thoughtful actions show just how much she cares about the wellbeing of others.

Harper T (France)

who has earned the Nurture Champion Award for 2025-2026!

Harper is receiving the Nurture value badge for her consistently caring and supportive attitude towards others. She goes out of her way to help children feel confident and included, often literally offering a helping hand to help support and guide them up and down corridors or flights of stairs. She always has a friendly word of encouragement and it has been wonderful to see how her kindness and encouragement make a real difference to those around her.

A huge well done from everyone at Clockhouse - wear your Values Champion Badge with pride! 

#clockhousevaluesinaction