Showing posts with label achievement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label achievement. Show all posts

Friday, 2 December 2022

Bannockburn Bistro at High Street

Reception were invited to the Bistro this week and thought it would be fun to do funny faces in the photo. Well done to these four children for trying new things in the Dinner Hall and using your manners!





Sunday, 6 November 2022

KS2 Achievement Assembly

 Look at all our wonderful winners presented with awards in Achievement Assembly at Manor Way! Well done everyone for your efforts!



Sunday, 9 October 2022

Manor Way Achievement Assembly

 Here are all the proud winners of awards at Achievement Assembly on Friday from Manor Way. A massive well done for your efforts this week!





Friday, 7 October 2022

Achievement Assembly at High Street

 Check out all our amazing award winners at High Street Assembly today! Reception joined us for their first time and enjoyed taking part. A big well done to Acer and Juniper for the best attendance this week and to all our merit, Always Club recipients!



Tuesday, 9 June 2020

Weekly Online Achievements - Year 2


Hello Year 2!

We hope you are all safe and well. Can you believe we are starting Week 12 of Home Learning?The results are in for last week’s online learning.

Mathletics

Acer - 19hrs 48mins
Beech - 7hrs 1min
Sycamore -7hrs 21mins   
Cedar - 3hrs 36mins         

Well done to Acer Class! Let's make sure we get everyone logging in to increase these numbers!

We had many children winning bronze medals but a special well done to Shaun A and William, who achieved silver medals and Ian and Samuel S, who achieved gold medals this week.


Reading Eggs


Cedar – 24.5 hours  
Acer – 22.8 hours
Sycamore –16.8 hours  
Beech – 14 hours

Well done to Tiffany, Samuel S, Jashan, Harnisha for your time spent reading online this week!

Well done again this week to Cedar Class! Keep up the good work everyone!


We'd love to see what you are up to at home, so please send any of your home learning in to 
workingtogether@bannockburn.greenwich.sch.uk and it will be passed on to your class teacher to look at.

Stay safe and keep looking after yourselves.

Miss Bethell and the Year 2 Team



Friday, 15 September 2017

High Street's Stars of the Week.

This week we had eight fantastic Year One and Two children join Mr Clark in celebrating their amazing achievements. We all enjoyed biscuits and juice, before sharing the wonderful things that we had done this week.

The general theme of everyone's achievements was of positivity and kindness, two of our school values, with successes ranging from helping others to make the correct choices to being a good friend. 

I wonder who will be our stars next week...


Thursday, 20 July 2017

Bastille Day celebrations at Manor Way

To celebrate Bastille Day, on Friday 14th July the children at Manor Way took part in a day of fun-filled cross-curricular French activities.

The day started with le petit dejeuner (un jus d'orange et un croissant) and continued with a quiz au sujet de la France. We even had Madame Ansell present the Friday Achievement Assembly in fluent français, to allow us the chance to listen to authentic French speaking. 

Then over the course of the day classes took part in variety of workshops with their professeurs, such as Mime, Découpage, Eiffel Tower building and Perfume sampling. Classes also went outside to play games such as Pétanque, Ballon Château and Jeux de Beret. 

At lunchtime, we had the chance to order our dinner such as quiche and petits pois in French and the special invitees to the Bannockburn Bistro had a very special serveuse to wait on them. Each year group also learnt a chanson too during a special French Singing assembly.

"I loved French Day - it was so fun doing all the different activities, especially Miming" - Year 5 pupil.

"The breakfast was delicious and I enjoyed trying to speak French with the ladies in the dining hall" - Year 4 pupil.

"French Day was brilliant - I loved seeing the children so engaged in their learning and using their language skills." - Teacher