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Stars of the Week and Value Certificate Winners – Friday 17th January
We are excited to announce this week’s Stars of the Week!
Class One
Sofia – for her amazing phonics all week! Sofia is also trying really hard with writing words and starting to form simple sentences too!
Class Two
Isabelle K – for fantastic effort and 100% enjoyment in your forest school sessions. You listen well and follow the forest school rules excellently, always setting a good example to others. You are also a great support to your classmates, helping them with getting ready for their sessions. Well done.
Class Three
Brianne -For fantastic contributions and ideas. In our topic about the Stone Age, you have really thought about the evidence presented to you and shared some interesting ideas.
Class Four
Adah – For quickly grasping spag concepts in English, particularly past/present progressive and present perfect tense and for always editing and up-levelling your work without prompt and using beautiful and ambitious vocabulary. Adah has also been working really hard in Maths and demonstrated brilliant understanding of multiplying 3 digits by 1 digit. Adah always works so hard – keep up the good work.
Class Five
Luca – Luca has taken a real interest in our history lessons and has produced some fantastic work on Victorian Workhouses. His work is engaging, thoughtful and always beautifully presented.
Special Recognition: Christian Values Award
This week, we also celebrated the following children, who were spotted by staff for showing our Christian Values in their daily lives. In the coming terms, we will be exploring several of our Christian values, rather than focusing solely on one at a time.
Class One
Displaying the value of Friendship
Monty – Monty is always a great friend in Class1, he also was fab helping some of the Reception children in Forest School this week too!
Class Two
Displaying the value of Respect
Lucy – Lucy is such a polite young lady with the most impeccable manners. I always hear a ‘please’ or a ‘thank you’ whether she is talking to another child or an adult. Well done Lucy.
Class Three
Displaying the value of Friendship
Hettie – You always look out for your friends. You are so kind and caring which is lovely to see.
Class Four
Displaying the value of Perseverance
Dottie – Dottie has showed real perseverance this week in both her English and Maths work. She wrote an incredible ‘tree guide’ including relative clauses and has pushed herself all week to do her best work. In Maths Dottie has responded quickly to feedback and shown great understanding. Well done, Dottie.
Class Five
Displaying the value of Truthfulness
Austin – Austin is showing amazing perseverance and resilience, especially in English.
He is making wonderful progress and I am very proud of him.
Stars of the Week and Value Certificate Winners – Friday 10th January
We are excited to announce this week’s Stars of the Week!
Class One
Cassius – For creating a brilliant question for the class penguin in Literacy and also being really brave going on the school bus for the first time too!
Class Two
Ren – Ren really challenged himself in our maths lessons this week by using what we had been learning about number bonds, to help him work out calculations using much larger numbers. Super effort Ren – well done!
Class Three
Olivia S – Trying your best and sharing your ideas. You have been doing great work In both Maths and English this week I have been so impressed with your attitude. An excellent start to the new term.
Class Four
Olivia – For having a fantastic attitude to learning and coming back after the holidays with a huge smile.
Class Five
Niamh – For writing an excellent character description based on our class text, using precise vocabulary choices and impressive and accurate punctuation. Well done!
Special Recognition: Christian Values Award
This week, we also celebrated the following children, who were spotted by staff for showing our Christian Values in their daily lives. In the coming terms, we will be exploring several of our Christian values, rather than focusing solely on one at a time.
Class One
Displaying the value of Friendship
Cerys – for always being such a kind and caring friend. Cerys regularly helps others if needed.
Class Two
Displaying the value of Respect
James G – James has shown some really lovely manners this week. Well done James.
Class Three
Displaying the value of Compassion
Primrose – You have had a challenging couple of weeks and the care and compassion you have shown towards them has been really heartwarming.
Class Four
Displaying the value of Truthfulness
Lucas – For showing such maturity and honesty in all aspects of school life.
Class Five
Displaying the value of Truthfulness
ALL of Class 5 – Class 5 can always be relied upon to be totally honest and learn from mistakes. I am very proud of the maturity you all show and the way you take ownership for your choices.
Stars of the Week and Value Certificate Winners – Friday 20th December
We are excited to announce this week’s Stars of the Week!
Class One
Kate Toriro– for her amazing shape knowledge in Maths and also for contributing to collective worship too. Well done Kate.
Class Two
Grace Peters – Grace has really impressed me all week. Her work has been of the very highest standard and her behaviour has been incredible. Well done Grace – keep it up.
Class Three
Ophelia-Rose Cubberley – for amazing contributions in class. You always have your hand up and are willing to contribute to class. You have some lovely ideas and valued contributions to make.
Class Four
Edith Lewis – For having an all round fabulous week. Edith has been so engaged with her learning, particularly with her contributions on the carpet. Her understanding of calculating perimeter has also been fantastic. Well done!
Class Five
Bobby Waters – Bobby wrote a fabulous balanced argument this week. His conclusion was very well structured, and he used some excellent vocabulary. Bobby also did very well during our performance ‘One Night, One Moment with Bryn Offa,’ pushing himself out of his comfort zone during the afternoon performance.
Special Recognition: Christian Values Award
This week, we also celebrated the following children, who were spotted by staff for showing our Christian Values in their daily lives. In the coming terms, we will be exploring several of our Christian values, rather than focusing solely on one at a time.
Class One
Displaying the value of Compassion
Mali Roberts – for thinking of others at Christmas time and knowing its about being with family not just getting presents.
Class Two
Displaying the value of Respect
Charlie Tomkins – for showing respect to our school by volunteering to help tidy up the art room this week after our lesson, making sure everything was organised and put away tidily. Thank you Charlie.
Class Three
Displaying the value of Truthfulness
Brianne Roberts – Brie you have thought about the importance of honesty and when it is not always easy I have been really proud to see you being honest and truthful.
Class Four
Displaying the value of Respect
Bethany Hill – for always being super respectful to both staff and peers, showcasing ALL the school values ALL of the time. She is a fantastic role model.
Class Five
Displaying the value of Respect
Nathaniel Smith – Nathaniel is always incredibly respectful. His manners are impeccable, and he is an excellent role model.
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Stars of the Week and Value Certificate Winners – Friday 13th December
We are excited to announce this week’s Stars of the Week!
Class One
Jasper – for his amazing letter to Santa which he wrote completely independently. Jasper is also trying so hard in our phonics sessions too!
Class Two
Isabelle – showed such determination and courage to perform her part in the Christmas performance as Mrs Potts. She worked so hard to learn her lines and delivery them clearly!
Class Three
Florence – You have a fantastic attitude to learning. You are always willing to give something a try. It doesn’t matter what subject we are working on but you are always working with a smile on your face and respond brilliantly to an feedback that you are given. Keep it up 🙂
Class Four
Ava – For an exceptional independent write in English. Ava has worked SO hard on her writing and not only that, but she also puts in maximum effort into EVERYTHING she does. This week Ava asked to continue with her English instead of playing a game with class because she was enjoying her writing so much which is so pleasing to see. Ava has such a mature approach to learning. Keep up the good work.
Class Five
Lexi – Lexi is a naturally gifted writer. She has an excellent vocabulary and uses this to great effect. This week, Lexi has written a fantastic balanced argument based on our class text, Holes. I am so impressed Lexi. Keep up the great work!
Special Recognition: Christian Values Award
This week, we also celebrated the following children, who were spotted by staff for showing our Christian Values in their daily lives. In the coming terms, we will be exploring several of our Christian values, rather than focusing solely on one at a time.
Class One
Displaying the value of Courage
Harry – for being an amazing sheep even though he was poorly, he continued to perform so well!
Class Two
Displaying the value of Courage
Alphonsus – shared how nervous he felt before the Christmas performance but showed such courage to deliver his lines as a narrator clearly and accurately.
Class Three
Displaying the value of Respect
Monty – For a showing mature and respectful attitude. You are always ready to learn. You listen to others and look out for your friends. You are so sensible in the way you respond to things when they go a little bit off plan and you are a fantastic role model to the whole class.
Class Four
Displaying the value of Friendship
Sienna – For always being such a kind and caring friend to everybody in Class 4. Sienna was actually nominated by another class member who explained just how amazing Sienna is to have as a friend and I couldn’t agree more. Sienna is an outstanding model to her peers showcasing all of the school values.
Class Five
Displaying the value of Respect
Neve – Neve is always incredibly respectful to all. You are an excellent role model Neve and an asset to Bryn Offa.
Creation Club in the Community
Creation Club have had a busy few months! Not only have they entered the ‘Prepare for Peace’ campaign created by the Liverpool Beatles Museum and the children’s charity Liverpool Heartbeat giving hope to the children of the world, they have also sang at the Book Fair, entertained the local community at Llanymynech Church with their beautiful singing and decorated the tree at Moreton Church. Their community spirit will be completed for this term next Thursday, when they will sing to the residents of Brooke House Nursing Home. Well done Creation Club!
Rota Kids UNICEF Children of Gaza Appeal
Rota Kids have been real Advocates For Change over the last few weeks. After seeing the plight of the Palestinian children, they decided to be proactive and raise as much money as possible to donate to Unicef. With the help of Class 5, they made bracelets and sold them during the book fair and at break time. Some children were so thoughtful, they made many extra bracelets at home to raise as much money as we possibly could. We were also fortunate enough to receive cake donations from Morrisons.
Thank you so much to everyone that supported us – we raised an impressive £132!
Stars of the Week and Value Certificate Winners – Friday 29th November
We are excited to announce this week’s Stars of the Week!
Class One
Maddy – for trying hard in phonics all week & putting her hand up to answer questions. She also made some great predictions during our group read too!
Class Two
Millie – for giving some great examples of adjectives & then writing some fantastic sentences using a range of adjectives.
Class Three
Pippa – For fantastic writing. You always put 100% effort into all your writing, and you think about and include all the features we have been talking about. Keep it up!
Class Four
Oscar – For having an overall brilliant week. Oscar has carefully followed instructions in his English work helping him meet the success criteria. He has been a maths whiz in maths, rising to new challenges and a master of Roman Numerals. Keep up the good work.
Class Five
Mollie – Mollie is such a wonderful member of Class 5. She is so helpful, intuitive and kind – Mollie can’t do enough to help those around her. Mollie is also excellent at taking responsibility for her own learning. She knows exactly what she needs to do to improve, and she tackles it head on.
Special Recognition: Christian Values Award
This week, we also celebrated the following children, who were spotted by staff for showing our Christian Values in their daily lives. In the coming terms, we will be exploring several of our Christian values, rather than focusing solely on one at a time.
Class One
Displaying the value of Friendship
Nicholas – for always being such a kind & helpful friend every day!
Class Two
Displaying the value of Friendship
Kyanna – for always being a very kind & helpful friend. When she saw her friend struggling in Maths Kyanna helped them without being asked.
Class Three
Displaying the value of Friendship
Ben – you have been a fantastic friend encouraging others to join in. You have been very patient, and it has been lovely to observe.
Class Four
Displaying the value of Compassion
Lucas – For being super kind and compassionate. Lucas has been spotted this week helping others with their shoelaces, their seat belt on the bus, and playing with someone who had nobody to play with. These small acts make a BIG difference to others. Well done!
Class Five
Displaying the value of Friendship
Thomas – Thomas always supports his friends both in class and on the playground. Thank you for being so thoughtful, Thomas.