Bonnie Fraser – For fantastic effort during phonic sessions.
Teddy Smith – For his fantastic contributions during our class discussion about seasons.
(Honest) Isla Jones – For always asking for help when needed.
Vinny Day – For creating a fantastic rocket during our Space week.
Harvey Boughton – For his great imagination when constructing animals from Lego.
(Healthy) Blake Binning – For being a great role model during our PE lessons.
Aubreyanna Johnson – For her fantastic knowledge when composing and decomposing shapes.
Eva Willshire – For contributing great ideas in class discussions.
(Creative) Teddy Smith – For creating a brilliant cardboard Igloo as part of his homework.
Hannah Jones – For a superb effort blending sounds in our phonics sessions.
Freya Johnson – For creating a fantastic storybook of The Three Little Pigs.
(Effective Communicator) Corey Bailey – For always asking for help when needed.
Grace Wood – For creating a brilliant storybook of The Stickman.
Vinny Day – For his fantastic effort and contribution in our phonic sessions.
(Kind) Roman Dudfield – For always being so kind and caring towards his peers.
Laura Body – For her fantastic contribution during our class PSHE discussion about emotions.
Charlotte Knight – For effort during our number bonds to 5 maths lesson.
(Honest) Archie Cohen – For asking for help when needed.
Lexi-Rose Barnard – For a great effort during our cutting skills lesson.
Freddie Greenway – For fantastic sequencing of The Christmas Story.
(Healthy) Aubreyanna Johnson – For always bringing in a healthy snack
Ayron Wright – For his fantastic contributions and enthusiasm in our phonic sessions.
Harrison Knight – For being kind to his friends and sharing the building blocks he was playing with.
Corey Bailey – For a great effort writing cvc words with a sound mat.
Aubreyanna Johnson – For her positive contributions during class discussions.
(Effective Communicator) Charlotte Knight – for asking for help when needed.
Isla Jones – For a great understanding of repeating patterns.
Oskar Maunders – for his effort and hard work during our maths sessions.
(Positive) Archie Cohen – For his positive contributions to class discussions.
Freya Johnson – For a great understanding of comparing big and small objects.
Bonnie Fraser – For creating an excellent Bonfire collage and writing words to describe her picture.
(Kind) Grace Wood – For always being kind and taking turns with her friends.
Blake Binning – For learning new class rules and routines quickly.
Lily Francis – For being brave and making new friends.
(Effective Communicator) Logan Hughes – For asking for help when needed.
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Harrison Samuels – For great effort during maths lessons.
Freddie Stubbs – For his amazing gymnastics in PE.
(Kind) Emily Back – For always being kind and polite to peers.
Jesse White- For his amazing, annotated garden drawing in science.
Olivia Fraser – For her enthusiasm within school with both lessons and helping peers.
(Healthy) Eddie Delaney – For his engagement during PE.
Jaxson Pidgeon – For his amazing handwriting in English, working on writing in between the lines.
Roman Marler – for his continued enthusiasm and engagement within lessons.
(Creative) Esmee Phillips - For the amazing work within science with creating our bean planting booklet.
Blake O’Shea - For amazing work within English especially with her writing.
Ciara Walsh – For her amazing Gruffalo retelling in English.
(Positive) Jude Bloy – for always having a smile on his face and a positive attitude.
Olivia Fraser – For being considerate towards everyone.
Harrison Samuels – For showing good enthusiasm in recent English lessons.
(Kind) Emelia Andrews – For always offering to help both peers and staff.
Lola Barnes – for continuously being a superstar in phonics.
Rhys Milbank – for amazing singing and enthusiasm within nativity practice.
(Honest) Jaxson Pidgeon – for being honest and asking for help when unsure in lessons.
Roman Marler – For his amazing Halloween recount.
Eddie Delaney - continued enthusiastic participation within all school subjects.
(Healthy) Freddie Stubbs – for his active role in PE.
Esmee Phillips – for dedicated involvement within phonics after moving groups.
Darcey Stephens - For amazing dance work within PE.
(Creative) Riley Troop – for always demonstrating his creative ambition.
Ciara Walsh – For always participating with a positive attitude.
Arlo Seymour – For amazing work within maths working on fact families.
(Respectful) Eddie Delaney – For always being polite and helpful to his peers and adults.
Joshua Hendy – for excellent participation and enthusiasm within PE.
Emelia Andrews – for her amazing collage and printing techniques in art to create The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
(Positive) Esmee Phillips – for always having a big smile and spreading positivity wherever she goes.
Jesse White – for writing a whole word in phonics without help!
Imogen Garrett – for being an overall superstar and good role model in class.
(Kind) Darcey Stephens – for always trying to help your classmates when they are upset or struggling.
Arthur Bulgin – for amazing dedication to work and great handwriting within English.
Rae Skingley – for always participating with a positive attitude across all lessons especially being a phonics superstar!
(Honest) Blake O’Shea - for being honest about work difficulties as well as other issues.
Harrison Smith – For always being eager to learn and participating to the fullest.
Teddy Lloyd – For amazing blending skills in reading with Mrs Lawrence.
(Healthy) Emily Back – For going out of her comfort zone and eating a fruit snack she wasn't sure about (but ended up liking).
Jude Bloy – For settling into the new year (despite little wobbles) with a big smile and great participation.
Freddie Stubbs – For amazing and neat written work not only in English but throughout all other subjects.
(Creative) Olivia Fraser – for astounding art both in and outside of school.
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Olivia Stack – For her enthusiasm and knowledge throughout PE lessons.
Macie Cassidy – For writing an amazing story with great imagination.
(Positive) Elijah Akujopbi – For his positivity when completing work and throughout everyday tasks.
Gia Houghton – For her effort during maths lessons.
Eden Umar – For his growing confidence and willingness to share ideas.
(Kind) Frazer Driscoll – For always being kind and offering to help others.
Florence Haley – For focussing and working hard in all lessons.
Frazer Driscoll – For his hard work and effort when writing his recount.
(Honest) Isla Colyer – For being honest all of the time.
Elijah Akujopbi - For being positive and working hard all week.
Tallulah Hicksford - For her confidence in lessons and sharing with others.
Caitlin Arnold – For always trying her best and never giving up.
Archie Johnson – For his continuous effort and resilience.
(Respectful) Tallulah Hicksford – For always showing respect to her peers and adults around the school.
Ayda Dare – For always being positive and helping her peers.
Olivia Stack – For her growing confidence in all lessons and activities in school.
(Positive) Archie Johnson – For his positive attitude towards his learning.
Ernie Hornett – For his concentration and creativity when telling and writing stories.
Ariana Lupascu - For settling in so well and making friends in her first week at Noak Bridge.
(Kind) Jessie Probert – For always being a good friend and bringing a bright smile into the Year 2 classroom.
Aaliyah Said – For her effort and enthusiasm in all areas of her learning.
Lyric Brown – For his contributions and growing confidence in maths lessons.
(Honest) Fallon Forester – For being honest when she is unsure in lessons.
Harley Woodroof – For his growing confidence and participation in all lessons.
Isla Colyer – For her hard work and participation in Maths lessons.
(Healthy) Aaliyah Said - For playing an active role during PE lessons.
Dexter Marler - For checking his work and making changes when needed.
Millie Whitt – For her resilience in lessons and not giving up.
(Effective communicator) Ayda Dare - For telling an adult when she is unable to see or hear from her seat which can affect her learning.
Amelia Borek – For her hard work and contribution to all lessons.
Freddie Watt – For his enthusiasm and participation during maths lessons.
(Respectful) Lyric Brown – For being a kind and caring member of the class.
Fallon Forster – For encouraging and praising others after performing in English.
Elissia Georgiou-Gray – For her increased confidence and willingness to participate in lessons.
(Positive) Freddie Watt – For always staying positive when participating in all lessons.
Macie Cassidy – For using subject specific vocabulary throughout Geography lessons.
Leo Hyde – For his continuous hard work and contributions to all lessons.
(Kind) Amelia Borek – For always being kind and helping her peers.
Frazer Driscoll – For his positive attitude towards his learning.
Sophie Martin – For showing she is always ready to learn and sharing her knowledge and skills with others.
Honest – Hope Tucker – For asking for help when she needs it.
Harrison Pidgeon – For settling into the new year well and his willingness to participate during lessons.
Violet Jiggins – For her participation in lessons, even if she is unsure.
(Healthy) Ernie Hornett – For being an active participant during brain break activities.
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Jack Johnson – for excellent effort and perseverance with forward rolls.
Murphy Adkins for great effort in PE, especially with forward rolls.
(Respectful) Jay Newman – for showing respect in the way he listens and speaks to others.
Harriet Croom - for excellent effort with handwriting and presentation.
Elijah Oberia – for great effort in PE.
(Positive) Millie Morris - for always having such a happy and positive energy in class.
Hector Clark for improved focus and effort in writing.
Isha Willies for great effort in Maths and English.
(Kind) Isla O’Brien for being kind and working well with others.
Alfie Golding - for working hard in all areas.
Holly Gray – for being helpful.
(Honest) Amelie James - for being honest in all situations.
Murphy Adkins for creative poetry ideas.
Angelina Lee for amazing work with the 4 times table.
Effective Communicator – Eva Batth for joining in with class discussions.
Tiana Gladwell – for excellent effort in maths and getting on to the challenges.
Alfie Golding - for excellent effort in maths and getting on to the challenges.
(Respectful) Fikayo Odewale for always listening respectfully to whoever is speaking.
Robin Gibson – for speaking confidently to the class about his experiences with diabetes on World Diabetes Day.
Jack Johnson – for improved focus in class.
(Positive) Emily Johnson for always having a positive attitude towards her learning.
Isla O’Brien, Mollie Harwood, Millie Morris, Finley Magner for fantastic teamwork in drama.
(Kind) Finley Magner for caring for his friends if they are upset.
Shae Wells – for working hard to improve his handwriting.
Jay Newman – for a creating a fantastic and realistic piece of cave art.
(Honest) Phoebe Twin – for being honest and being a role model for behaviour.
Olivia Twin – for excellent focus and effort in maths.
Lennon Levitt – for creativity and teamwork in dance lessons.
(Creative) Hector Clark for his fantastic haiku.
Piper Collins for excellent understanding of the changes in the neolithic period.
Robin Gibson for excellent science work.
Effective Communicator - Teddy Tucker for clearly explaining his answers.
Finley Magner for participating more in class discussions.
Millie Morris for always presenting her work neatly.
(Respectful) Holly Gray- for always showing respect to others by listening attentively.
Shae wells – For improving his writing.
Charlie Probert for excellent contributions to whole class learning.
Jay Newman for excellent listening skills.
(Kind) Harriet Croom - For being kind and caring towards her peers.
Amelie James – For excellent recreation of patterns using texture in Art.
Fikayo Odewale – for excellent participation in all lessons.
(Honest) Mollie Harwood – for being honest about when she needs help.
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Freya Patrick – for super independent work in all lessons.
Archie Barnes – for his enthusiasm and determination to learn to play Love Yourself by Justin Bieber on the Ukulele.
(Effective Communicator) Cleo Langham – for being an excellent Dojo monitor and helping Mrs Thatcher in PE lessons.
Mason De Canha – For excellent effort in writing a myth about Odysseus and Cyclops.
Teddy Whiteman – For excellent effort in writing a myth about Odysseus and Cyclops.
(Respectful) Olivia Hamm – for always being polite, ready to learn and helping with classroom jobs when others are absent.
Alex Salmon – for using exciting vocabulary in retelling the myth of Odysseus and Cyclops in English.
Joshua Binnings – for his excellent discussion in Geography for what makes a good settlement location.
(Positive) - Erin Fuller – For being positive and engaged in her learning in all lessons.
Bobbi Bewley – for participation and effort in all lessons.
Lenny Harris – for good listening and completing his work in a good standard.
(Positive) Edward Cole - for responding positively to feedback and correcting his work.
Amelia Mayell – for always listening and following instructions.
Nancy Day – for being an excellent role model in PE.
(Creative) Cleo Langham for her creativity in our group samba dance
Tommee Davis – for amazing effort learning his timetables.
Bonni Crudgington – for her enthusiasm and participation in all lessons.
(Effective Communicator) Mason De Canha – for recognising and asking to sit by himself to concentrate on his story.
Freya Patrick – for her amazing sentence describing how a character is feeling.
Beauie Pritchard – for being super helpful in class.
(Respectful) Kiara Hudson – for being kind and considerate towards everyone in class.
Leo Troop – for amazing effort in all lessons.
Tommee Davies – for his hard work and effort in Maths.
(Positive) Cleo Langham – for being positive and enthusiastic in all lessons.
Bobbi Bewley – for tidying the playground equipment at lunchtime.
Nancy Day – for being kind and caring and helping a friend.
(kind) Olivia Hamm – for always helping in class.
Joshua Binning – for being an excellent role model in class.
Amelia Mayell – for perseverance in Maths and working hard.
(Healthy) Bobbi Bewley for excellent team work in PE, always willing to work with everyone.
Hazel Hill – for persevering at Maths and being able to add two 4-digit numbers.
Alma Andre-Prince – for her effort and hard work practicing her timetables.
(Creative) Chase Wells – For creating fantastic poems about Rain and Autumn.
Nancy Rose-Day – For her enthusiasm in wanting to learn and improve her work.
Mia Fleming – for her effort and participation in all lessons.
(Effective communicator) Teddy Whiteman – for asking for help when its needed.
Bonni Crudgington – for always being ready to learn and she is an excellent role model in class.
Olivia Hamm – for always being ready to learn and excellent presentation of her work in every lesson.
(Respectful) Tyler Okamback – for having excellent manners and always following instructions.
Mason DeCanha – for his excellent opening of his defeating the monster story.
Amelia Mayell – for preserving with her work in Maths.
(Positive) Erin Fuller – for her positive start to Year 4, showing her resilience in coping with change and not letting it get the better of her.
Chase Wells – for his excellent counting in 100’s on a number line in Maths.
Freya Patrick – for having a super first week settling into class.
(Kind) Joshua Binning – for being an excellent role model and helping our new student in ICT.
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Taylor Smith – for his wonderful singing performance in Music.
Joey Healy – for making tremendous improvement in his sentence structures.
(Creative) Layla O’Brien - for her creativity in Gymnastics.
Ronnie Shea – for explaining clearly on why Maya/Anglo-Saxons are similar to modern society.
Jimmy Watts – for demonstrating resilience in gymnastics.
(Effective Communicator) George Smith – for correcting his class teacher when pronouncing Spanish vocabulary.
Naisha Patel – for her excellent writing about defeating a monster.
Ela Milbank – for making tremendous progress in Maths!
(Respectful) Elizabeth Payne – for saying good morning and good afternoon in BSL at least 5 times a day!
Avleen Batth – for working hard in all lessons.
Lenny Harris – for good listening and completing his work in a good standard.
(Positive) Edward Cole - for responding positively to feedback and correcting his work.
Edward Cole – for improving his presentation in his maths book.
Jessie Greenway – for her excellent presentation on anti-bullying in the whole school assembly.
(Healthy) Paisley Judd – for playing an active role during PE lessons.
Jude Magner – for working really hard in subtracting mixed numbers.
Elizabeth Payne – for overcoming her fear and performed in front of her whole class.
(Creative) Scarlett Hyde – for her creative dance routines in the style of Rock ‘n’ Roll.
Freddie Christopher – for demonstrating resilience in PE, trying to catch up with his partner (who was a skilled dancer!)
Konrad Jarosz – for making good progress in maths.
(Effective communicator) Juno Stokes – for being a strong leader in the class.
Peter Daft –for his brilliant explanation text on why we have day and night.
Isabella Fraser – for her effort in drawing 3D shapes, using shading and shadow techniques.
(Respectful) Daisy Brown – For being kind and considerate towards everyone in the class.
Ela Milbank – for her resilience in maths, learning how to convert mixed numbers into improper fractions.
Emily Jones– for her wonderful watercolour art on a landscape.
(Positive) Jimmy Watts – for his positive energy in class.
Scarlett Hyde – for making great improvements in maths.
Avleen Batth – for increasing her confidence in all lessons and putting her hands up more.
(Honest) Sonny Nutley – for being honest in dodgeball when he gets eliminated and exit the court.
Layla O’Brien – for demonstrating resilience in her maths lessons.
Alex Spicer – for his excellent story writing in English.
(Healthy) Edward Cole - For putting in full effort in his PE lessons.
Willow Sunshine – for her imagination in writing about a spooky atmosphere.
Taylor Smith - For his focus and participation in his maths lessons.
(Creative) Jessie Greenway – for writing a newspaper article on Sutton Hoo and included a creative layout of the article.
Juno Stokes– for demonstrating good leadership skills in her class.
Naisha Patel – for her excellent persuasive writing on why children should have three-days weekends.
(Effective Communicator) Willow Sunshine – for being brave, putting her hand up patiently and asking for help when needed.
George Smith – for his fascinating contribution in Spanish.
Ronnie Shea – for always completing his work to an excellent standard.
Respectful –Lenny Harris – for successfully following instructions and completing his work.
Daisy Brown – for her excellent behaviour and always ready to learn.
Denny Pritchard – for consistently demonstrating a great attitude toward his learning.
Positive – Naisha Petal – for contributing to every lesson and demonstrates a real positivity for learning.
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Pheonix Daft – For performing strongly in algebra lessons.
Archie Olszak – For developing his stamina for writing.
(Healthy) Mollie Curtis – For a brilliant display in the district cross-country competition.
Arthur Hewitt – For his excellent work ethic in all lessons.
Leni Crookbain – For dramatically improving the quality of her spelling in her written work.
(Creative) Louie Jiggins - for making creative ‘artistic decisions’.
Joey Probert – For showing good control over his writing when using a formal tone.
Paula Sestakauskaite – For persevering with tricky maths problems.
(Effective Communicator) Luella Woodroof – For clearly explaining her understanding in lessons.
Mollie Curtis – For impressing with her contributions in class.
Sophia Walsh – For demonstrating excellent learning behaviours in lessons.
(Respectful) Amelia-May Watson – For always being mindful of those around her.
Sanaya Ahmed – For excellent effort to improve her handwriting.
George Harwood – For impressing in all lessons.
(Honest) Joey Probert – For being a trustworthy member of the class.
Archie Olszak – For increasing his pace in maths lessons and reaching the challenges.
Phoebe Watt – For an innovative and distinctive writing style which helps her work to stand out.
(Healthy) Sophia Walsh – For working well as part of a group in PE lessons.
Phoebe Watt – For great leadership when choreographing a dance routine in PE.
(Creative) Connie-Rose Okamback – For use cannon and unison effectively in dance.
Teddy Day – For being able to use Excel competently during computing lessons.
Pheonix Daft – For speaking clearly and with confidence when debating.
(Effective communicator) Leo Crudgington – For being positive and level-headed during difficult situations.
William Marshall – For showing great enthusiasm and determination throughout his time at PGL.
Arthur Hewitt – For applying the new skills, which he has learnt, in his writing.
Respectful – Jorgie-Rose Fraser – For being kind and considerate towards everyone in the class.
Leni Crookbain – For producing an interesting piece of writing developing character.
Amelia-May Watson – For a brilliant piece writing full of action and interesting characters.
(Kind) Archie Olszak – For always checking on others and making sure they are ok.
Paula Sestakauskaite – For using dialogue effectively to convey character.
Jorgie Fraser – For growing in confidence in all lessons and making important contributions in class.
(Honest) Jamie Langham – For being honest about when he needs support in class.
Emily Beaney – For excellent contributions during our RE lessons.
Heidi Maskell – For being a positive influence in the class and working well with others.
(Healthy) Joey Probert – For attempting new sports with enthusiasm.
Lottie Anderson – for taking onboard feedback to improve her writing.
William Marshall – for excellent problem solving skills in maths lessons.
(Creative) Amelia-May Watson – For excellent use of shade when drawing an apple.
Casper Donn – For making great improvements to his handwriting since the start of term.
Fern Gibson – For taking on feedback during writing lessons to greatly improve the standard of her work.
(Effective Communicator) Amy Parfitt – For putting her hand up, when needed, before making a contribution.
Tommy Ashdown – For demonstrating great focus and determination to succeed in every lesson.
Luella Woodroof – For producing work of a good standard and always being ready for the next task.
(Respectful) Arthur Hewitt – For standing to one side while parents are walking through the school gates.
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