Year 9 (continued) TUTEE OF THE MONTH


Each month every tutor nominates one student who deserves a little recognition. The reasons for this vary from consistent hard work to improved attitude and behaviour as well as for getting fully involved in extra activities such as being part of the charity committee.


Winners for June were: Tutor Group


9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6


Winner


Trystan Hurkett Lucy Dreelan Pheobe Groves Jack Clark Ben Till


Nathan Lintern


All are awarded a certificate, a badge, a small sweet treat and priority entry to the canteen for the following week! Congratulations all.


CORE VALUE SUPERSTARS


Celebrating the top students in each Core Value category:


Core Value Ambitious


Creative Most points collected


Matthew Clinch Lucy-Jane Griffiths Daniel Smith Sammy Kirk Lauren Strand


Joel Foskett Jack Young Lauren Strand Oli Saffhill Ola Stepniewska Emelia Dowell


Dynamic


Corbin Gooderson Matthew Clinch Robyn Maggs Joel Foskett Rosie Moran Ellie Richards Georgia Bryant


Happy Resilient Successful


Matthew Clinch Robyn Maggs Emelia Dowell Ella Bratten Simon Chapman


Matthew Clinch Ella Bratten Ethan Reid Sam Veall Elliott Scott


Rosie Moran Matthew Clinch Ella Bratten Joel Foskett Cameron Shelbourne


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Extra congratulations to all of the following who have all received at least 10 CV points in each category and have earned their core values badge.


Kristian Allen Jack Bennett Lewis Best Georgia Bryant Simon Chapman Sophie Gilbert


Rachel Godden Rhiannon Greatwood Lucy-Jane Griffiths


Madeleine Jordan Samantha Kirk Benjamin Kirkham


Ethan Reid Natthi Saeau Reuben Strout Harvey Whittaker


YEAR 9 LITTLE INTERVIEW


Earlier this year all Year 9 students took part in the Little Interview - a group opportunity for them to create a CV and prepare and take part in a formal style interview with a variety of local employers.


The students found the whole process really useful and whilst a little nervous prior to their meeting all agreed it was a valuable experience.


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