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  • Headteacher Cup Winners - 24th April 2015

    Fri 24 Apr 2015

    This week’s Headteacher Cup Winners

    Pufflings:  Liberty  -  Try new things

    Libby wrote a lovely story of the Three Billy Goats Gruff using her sounds brilliantly.  Fantastic work Libby.  What a writing star you are!

    Kangaroos: Amelia  -  Work hard and concentrate

    Amelia is producing amazing writing.  She’s showing how she’s putting in the hard work practising her skills to achieve whizzy targets!

    Chipmunks:  Ewan  -  Respect yourself and others

    Ewan has made a huge effort to do the right thing so far this term.  We’ve really noticed and we’re very proud of you Ewan, well done!

    Penguins:  Theo W  -  Imagine

    Theo used amazing vocabulary when he recounted the events of the Great Fire of London!  Penguins congratulated him with a huge firework!

    Spider Monkeys:  George  -  Work hard and concentrate

    George has worked hard and concentrated brilliantly this week.  He has been particularly enthusiastic in Topic and French, where he is the first to show his understanding of what he has learnt.  Well done George!

    Wolves:  Evie  -  Work hard and concentrate

    Evie quietly completes work she is given and tries her very best.  She doesn’t give up, always has a smile and is polite and helpful.  What a superstar!

    Owls:  Eleanor  -  Work hard and concentrate

    Eleanor continues to work incredibly hard in all subjects and contribute enthusiastically to all learning in Owls!  Keep up the amazing effort  -  what a shining example!

    Brown Bears:  Oliver  -  Work hard and concentrate

    Oliver has worked really hard in Year 6  -  a real super star!

    Sports Cup:  Seb  -  Improve

    Seb has used his experience in the district cross country race to improve his running.  Seb has learnt to devise his own race plan and to manage distractions with fantastic results in the county finals and St. Andrew’s 5 minute running challenge.  What a transformation, Seb!

  • Headteacher Cup Winners - 17th April 2015

    Sat 18 Apr 2015

    This week’s Headteacher Cup Winners

    Pufflings:  Louis  -  Try new things

    Louis is always keen to try new things.  His writing is improving fantastically as he is always willing to write descriptions of what he has done.  You’re a superstar Louis!

    Kangaroos: Henry  -  Working hard and concentrating

    This week we have been extremely proud of Henry.  He is working really hard on managing distractions to maintain his focus.  He has produced a wonderful piece of writing as a result!

    Chipmunks:  Abi  -  Improve

    Abi has been making great progress in phonics.  She has been trying her very best and her hard work is really paying off.  What great work Abi  -  Well done!

    Penguins:  Clara  -  Improve

    Wow Clara, great work in Maths this week using what you know to find the missing number!  Keep up the good work!

    Spider Monkeys:  Seb  -  Try new things

    Seb is always keen to challenge his learning.  He especially enjoys challenging his times tables knowledge and wants to improve every day.  Well done Seb!

    Wolves:  Emily  -  Work hard and concentrate

    Emily always puts 100% into all subjects in her learning.  She supports others with a smile and with enthusiasm.  Well done Emily!

    Owls:  Zack  -  Don’t give up

    We have been so impressed by your perseverance with percentages this week, Zack  -  you’re a ‘Percentages Pro’ now!  Keep up the amazing work!

     Brown Bears:  Mia  -  Work hard and concentrate/Improve

    Mia has made huge strides in her understanding of Mathematics.  It is such a pleasure to see Mia’s confidence grow.

    Sports Cup:  Jamie  -  Try new things

    For being brave enough to try his first competitive solo run on a yellow orienteering course.  Jamie’s success in the regional heats means that he now has the opportunity to take part in the national club competition for juniors in Nottingham.  Congratulations.

  • HOUSE FOOTBALL AND NETBALL

    Wed 15 Apr 2015

     

    Congratulations to everyone in Years 5 and 6 for producing such a wonderful sporting spectacle on Wednesday afternoon.  The house football and netball tournaments were played in glorious sunshine with boys and girls enjoying both sports.  There were goals aplenty, a total of 37 on the football pitches and 23 on the netball courts.  The effort, enthusiasm and sporting behaviour of all the players was outstanding.

     

    Football Results

    1st       Water                        9 points

    2nd       Fire                 7 points

    3rd       Air                   5 points

    4th       Earth              3 points

     

    Netball Results

    1st       Air                   8 points

    2nd       Earth              6 points

    3rd=     Fire                 5 points

    3rd=     Water                        5 points

     

    Players of the Tournament from each house were congratulated on displaying St. Andrew’s WINNERS sporting code:

    We are Inclusive, Nobody is Neglected, Everybody is Respected and Supported.

    Football Awards

    Air                   Kaelin

    Earth              Ben SH

    Fire                 Hannah

    Water                        Ewan

    Netball Awards

    Air                   Tahseen

    Earth              Chloe T

    Fire                 Ella

    Water                        Amy

    The fair play award was presented to Fire House football team.

    Many thanks to Jack, Ben SH and Hannah for setting up, to Becky Bryant, Mrs Root, Mo and Miks for umpiring and clearing away the equipment, to Kia and Mrs Osborn for scoring and to Mrs Harris, Mrs Toms and Mrs White for identifying the top players
  • NATIONAL FINALS ONCE MORE!

    Sun 12 Apr 2015

     

    Congratulations to our 7 intrepid orienteers, Amy, Daisy, Lucy, Ben, Jamie, Oliver and Tom, who played a crucial role in the success of Stragglers Orienteering Society in the regional round of the Yvette Baker Trophy.   The Essex club claimed joint first place to qualify for the national finals of this premier inter-club competition for juniors.

    Lucy and Oliver were the first girl and boy home on the challenging yellow course, each earning the maximum 100 points for the club.  There were also great scores from Jamie in his first competitive solo run (93 points), Tom (97 points) and Amy and Daisy (96 points) as they raced confidently against older runners.  St. Andrew’s orienteers will now have the opportunity to compete in their third national final of the year at Nottingham University on 5th July.

    Thank you to all St. Andrew’s participants and their parents for making the long journey to Epping to represent their school and club during the school holidays.  Many congratulations!
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