YEAR 7
Year 7 have come to the end of their first academic year at Matravers School. They have settled in brilliantly, showing a range of skills, talents and excellence.
Our roll of honour, for tutee of the week is below.
These are the pupils who achieved the status of Tutee of Week, nominated by tutors and then awarded in assembly by me. This award is a prestigious award for which students ought to be very proud.
HONOUR ROLL Tutor Group
7.1 7.2 Names
Sophie Leonard, Paige Cannon, Amy Wheeler, Skye Greatwood, Molly Woodman,Holly Rossiter Hives, Thomas Saxby
CJ Button, Amber Gates, Ashleigh Cockram, Matthew Gainey, Evie Hale, Reece Johnson, Lucy Parker, Abigail Doughty, Lexie Pace
7.3
Elysia Scott, Lohan Moore, Lyla Hawes, Omar Green, Erin Beeson, Ellouise Martin, Sophie Holmes, Daisy Reynolds, Courtneigh Meadows
7.4 7.5
Brendan Webb, Ashton Williams, Syan Baker, Adam Marshall, Gracie Osmond, Syan Baker, Jack Chambers, Phoebe Dutton-Ward
Chiara Helsby, William Warmington, William Toye, Xenia King, Kobie Bailey, Alicia Ballard
GANGSTA GRANNY
This has got to be for me, one of the highlights of the year. We took over 80 year students to Bath to watch David Walliam’s Gangsta Granny. The play was filled with jokes and humour that led to laughter and fun whilst simultaneously delivering a really serious message about how we treat our families and older people in society. Our pupils were an absolute delight and really showed the school and parents off in a positive and fantastic manner. Well done year 7.
www.matravers.wilts.sch.uk ATTENDANCE AWARD
The end of term 4 saw our attendance disco, where we celebrated all the students who had at least 98% attendance during term. Students had a great time dancing, jumping and generally enjoying themselves. Students even attempted to teach some of us staff to “floss”, a dance move that appears to have swept the teen world of late, please ask your child to demonstrate for you.
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