Well done Year 5

A huge well done to all of Year 5 who truly put on a fantastic performance of Matilda yesterday afternoon and evening. What a great way to finish the term!

You were all amazing and all played a huge part in making such a success of the production. 

Well done everyone and thank you to all those who came and watched.

The attendance winners for this week are...

Well done to everyone for trying really hard to ensure the children's attendance has improved this week but we MUST still work hard to improve this after the holidays! Remember:

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 weeks winners who are:

Wales - 97.50%

Uganda - 98.33%

Japan - 99.58%

Well done to Japan who will receive prizes in Achievement Assembly after the holidays for their attendance being above 99%.

A further well done to Wales, Northern Ireland, France, Mexico, Peru, Japan and India who have not had any children arriving late to school this week!

Whole school attendance currently stands at

 95.4%!

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%.

A message from us all

Thank you all for another great term at Clockhouse!

Happy Easter everyone from all at Clockhouse Primary School.

We look forward to welcoming you back to school on Monday 11th April.

Netball Finals Day

The Clockhouse team went into the Netball Finals Day full of nerves but also full of potential. The draw for the semi-finals saw Clockhouse play Newtons. Newtons knocked Clockhouse out at the same stage last year. The first half saw a game stuck in the middle third with both teams taking time to settle into their game plans resulting in both sides missing a number of chances. Sadly as the game reached half time Clockhouse found themselves 3 - 2 down.

Newtons were relying heavily on their Goal Attack and the introduction of Charlie T at half time totally nullified the Newtons Goal Attack in the second half. As a result of Newtons now having very little in attack thanks to Charlie T and Niamh S the Clockhouse attack began to show its dominance playing at a speed that Newtons could not handle. As a result of this speed and fluidity to the Clockhouse play last years semi-final defeated was avenged as Clockhouse dominated the second half winning the game 11 - 6. Captain Daisie S-E leading by example scoring 8 goals whilst Gracie-May H picked up 3 impressive goals. Other outstanding performers included Caitlin M who battled through injury and Shannon I who worked tirelessly to find space.

Clockhouse were now due to meet Parsonage Farm in the Borough Cup Final. Despite the best efforts of Verity A-G at Goal Keeper Parsonage Farm had a big lead at half time. Credit must go to the Clockhouse team who have learned the hard way this year not to drop their heads. The second half was everything you could want from a final. An end to end game with Clockhouse working hard to be the better team. Both teams began to tire after nearly an hour of play but Victoria R was linking up well with Caitlin M to get Clockhouse the upper hand. Again the shooters were in no mood to mess around with Daisie S-E setting an example with amazing passing and shooting and Gracie-May H showing passion and determination with every movement.

Sadly time ran out for Clockhouse as they lost agonisingly 11 - 12.​ The result meant Clockhouse are officially the 2nd best school in Havering. After the game Mr Yarrow said 'The team without question played the best netball on the day. If the game was even just a minute longer we would of been champions of the Borough but that being said I am so proud of the amazing achievement this team have made! I find it so hard to pick out individuals so I am going to thank the whole team for their effort and passion! Charlie and Verity had never played netball before this year and they have fitted into the schools style of play making crucial interceptions. Victoria and Summer have worked tirelessly turning ball over and linking defence and attack. Caitlin  has been crucial when injecting speed into the team with pin point passing and an aggressive style of play. Gracie-May has been a shooting machine showing determination and tactical awareness with every move. And finally Daisie who has led by example at every opportunity her link up play and decision making has been incredible, this coupled with her eye for a goal has made her a great captain. 

Looking at the bigger picture a league title and a Borough Cup Final is an amazing achievement and we must finally thank Mrs Peart for her commitment and dedication to the team. Her level headed approach is something that has helped keep the team grounded this year and has helped with individual player development! 

WELL DONE TEAM CLOCKHOUSE!!!

Weekly reminders for the week beginning 21st March 2016

We cannot quite believe we are already coming to the end of the Spring Term, it only seems like 2 minutes since we returned after the February half term holiday!

We certainty have a busy last week of term however!

Nursery and Reception
We look forward to welcoming our Nursery and Reception parents into school throughout the week foe Easter Activities. If you are not sure what your time for coming in is, please speak to a member of the Nursery or Reception staff.

Year 3
Year 3 are off to Barleylands on Monday, if you have not returned your permission slip yet please do so on Monday morning otherwise your child will not be able to go on the trip!

Year 3 also look forward to welcoming families into school on Thursday afternoon to share with them their art work. This will be in the Key Stage 1 hall at 2.45pm.

Year 5
Year 5 are really looking forward to performing Matilda on Thursday at 2pm and again at 7pm. Please see Mrs Mortimer in the school office for tickets if you have not got your tickets already.

Sport
Good luck to the Gym team who take part in the Borough Key Steps Competition on Wednesday.

Please do not forget that we finish school for the Easter holidays on Thursday 24th March and normal time. Please look out for the March newsletter coming out this week!

Have a good week everyone as well as a great Easter holiday and we look forward to welcoming everyone back to school on Monday 11th April.

The Dojo League

The Dojo League!

Lots of Dojos have been earned this week - well done everyone!

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

Reception and Key Stage 1:

A big well done to  Northern Ireland and Scotland who currently top the Dojo League. Wales and Italy are just behind them in second place with Mexico and USA in third.

Key Stage 2:
A big well done to South Africa who take overall lead of the Key Stage 2 Dojo League with  Peru, Argentina and Australia in second place and Kenya in third.

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

The attendance winners for this week are...

Well done to everyone for trying really hard to ensure the children's attendance has improved this week but we MUST still work hard to improve this again next week! Remember:

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 weeks winners who are:

Canada - 97.67%

South Africa - 97.63%

Australia - 97.67%

Well done to Australia who win the attendance award for the second week in a row!

A further well done to Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Spain, Mexico, Canada, Brazil and New Zealand who have not had any children arriving late to school this week!

Whole school attendance currently stands at

 95.4%!

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%.