Year 9 (continued)
Two very big thank yous are needed as we come to the end of Year 9. First of all thank you goes to Miss V Black who has been with the year team since the very first day of our journey at Matravers. She will be leaving 9.5 at the end of the year and moving abroad to teach and going to Vietnam. Miss Young of 9.3, although not leaving the school, will be moving onto another role in terms of a Progress Leader and will be sorely missed by her tutor group. I and the school wish them both good luck in their new roles and adventures!!
100% ATTENDANCE CLUB
Our attendance throughout the year has been fantastic and obviously the more we attend school the better our chances are to succeed. Anyone hitting 95% and over is a obtaining a great achievement however special mentions need to be made for several individuals. These individuals have managed to be in school 100% of the whole school year which is a tremendous achievement and success for them, well done to Chloe Meaden, Kaelan Rankin Moore, Eva Ryan, Keira Strachan, Amy Brown, Zak Stojkovski, Katie Vince Clark, Jaylen Barber, Aimee Howe and Katie Palmer.
PERFECT BEHAVIOUR
The list of names below have had a stupendous year, they have had a perfect record of behaving exceptionally well throughout the year, not handing homework’s in late and conducting themselves around school in a manner which hasn’t warranted any negative behaviour points entered on to the system. As you can see there is a large proportion of the year group listed which is truly amazing to see, well done all.
Adlam Georgina, Allen Lucy, Baker Bradley, Bell Annie, Bolwell Matthew, Bonnick Jada, Brooker Molly, Chalke Jack, Coward Dylan, Devine Molly, Duce Aimee Fisher Euan, Francis Stacie, Hallett Jessica, Hedges Hollie, Hudd Ellie, Jackson Daniel, Johnson Ellie, Joyce Cody, Joyce Zoe, Leitch Faith, Lowery-Gale Megan, Meaden Chloe, Pearce Todd, Prudence Benjamin, Pyatt Neve, Rankin-Moore Kaelan, Rendall Leah, Renton Alicia, Routley, Anna, Sanders Freya, Shelbourne Callum, Slark Caitlin, Smith Lewis, Smith Madison, Spencer Carla, Sperring Lilly, Strachan Keira, Takle Milly, Tugwell Sophie, Ullah Ereena, Vince-Clark Katie, Waldron Lola, Ware Katie, Watson Eva, Webb Emily, West Mollie, and Whittaker Ruby.
Special mentions need to be made to the top 6 individuals of the year group. The 6 individuals named have the highest amount of achievement points for the year group. A great feat and testament to their hard work and conscientiousness. Well done to Ereena Ulla, Alfie Waker, Sophie Prudence, Carla Spencer, Amiee Duce and Kaelan Rankin Moore
The top individuals for each core value can be seen in the table below, a massive well done to you all
Core Value Ambition
Names of most Points
Sam Broomfield, Lottie Edmondson, Kaelan Rankin Moore, Leah Rendall, Lewis Smith, Keira Strachan, Ereena Ullah
Creative
Annie Bell, Bobby Colborne, Charles Collingwood Smith, Jack Kirkham, Alicia Renton, Xander Walker, Emily Webb
Dynamic Happy Resilient Success
Charles Colling Smith, Euan Fisher, Jasmine Morgan, Todd Pearce, Alicia Renton, Toby Withers
Ellie Johnson, Kaelan Rankin Moore, Leah Rendall, Carla Spencer, Alfie Waker
Caitlin Butt, Charles Collingwood Smith, Sophie Prudence, Caitlin Slark, Madison Smith, Toby Withers
Todd Pearce, Sophie Prudence, Kaelan Rankin Moore,Lewis Smith, Carla Spencer, Ereena Ullah
ATTENDANCE BREAKFAST
To continue our tremendous attendance throughout the year a small token of our appreciation to pupils and their hard work and diligence was undertaken with a rewards breakfast. A tutor time during am registration was used to allow pupils to indulge and chat over some food and drink. Individuals received hot pastries and cookies and choices of fruit juice to acknowledge their commitment towards school and their education.
Many of the year group took up an opportunity to go on a Football and Netball tour to Spain over the May half term. Although the journey was a long one all involved had a superb time and all year 9’s involved indicated they would attend the trip again instantly as they had such a great time. Visits to the Nou Camp, Water Park and sports coaching as well as competitions were all involved and rounded off with great views from the hotel. I’m very proud of the Year 9’s that not only worked exceptionally hard in a sporting context but also of the individuals that were a credit to the school and conducted themselves fantastically well throughout the trip.
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