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Friday 8 May, 2026

YEAR 3

Olivia W

Elektra

Reejh

Charlie H

Helping another pupil during maths in a kind and supportive manner

Looking out for her friends and making sure people feel included

For consistently trying his best in all he does, an impressive positive attitude

For responding well to feedback and being attentive in his responses

Elsie For becoming more precise when presenting her work

Ben R

Dolcie

For his improved contributions to whole class conversations, some great ideas

Showing great curiosity around the life of Anne Frank.

Kezzy

Her focus and engagement with tasks has been really impressive.

YEAR 3

Naima

Millie

Charlie S

For making relevant connections when considering her learning

For being extremely supportive to her friends when working collaboratively

For his fabulous and ever improving vocabulary, he shows a real curiosity to learn new words

Leandro

Marnie

Mia

For his improving reading; his language acquisition has been extremely impressive He has also made a fantastic start to our work on time. Well done!

For being a supportive friend who is always willing and able to help

For working hard to recognise to make connections when learning

Aryaa Lovely imagination when writing her own version of 'This Morning I met a whale'

Aiden

For his improved engagement with tasks and participation in class discussion.

YEAR 3

Ben

Theo, David and Willow

Jake B

Isobel and Emil

For achieving his Precision Parrot learning attribute certificate

For achieving their Collaborating Crab learning attribute certificate

For achieving his Oracy Owl learning attribute certificate

For achieving their Metacognition Monkey learning attribute certificate

Brody For achieving his Curiosity Cat learning attribute certificate

Scarlett

For achieving her Creative Chameleon learning attribute certificate

YEAR 4

George S Placing 1st in an U9s Bronze Squash tournament over easter. Well done George!

Hugo

Olivia A

Elodie

Tabitha

For huge progress in his attentiveness to writing tasks in English, starting tasks with increased speed and putting more on the page.

Olivia has demonstrated such precision with her writing, developing in independence as a writer and listening with great care to top tips and impressive language to include.

Elodie showed incredible bravery and resilience during our PGL trip. Spending time away from familiar surroundings is a real challenge, yet she approached it with great determination.

Tabitha developed her problem-solving skills while navigating her time away from home during PGL with such mental strength. You should be so proud of yourself

Mia

Mia navigated PGL with quiet resilience, threw herself into every opportunity, and consistently lifted others with her encouragement and determination, she demonstrated some growing oracy skills.

YEAR 4

Jacob

Amazing effort with running. He showed relentless determination in the recent Mini London Marathon, powering through every lap with focus and drive.

George C

Gio

George has had a fabulous start to life at Claremont since joining after Easter. Going on a residential with people you haven't known for long is no small feat and he rose to the challenge with positivity and warmth.

Gio has shown strong improvement in his writing, incorporating key features with increasing confidence and consistently producing neatly presented work.

Finlay S

Sienna C

For his impressive problem-solving skills in maths, demonstrating a strong and confident understanding of decimals.

Participating in our Egyptian discussions, asking thoughtful questions and confidently sharing her opinions about the Nile River and its importance .

Emily S

Austin

Emily has settled into Claremont with great confidence and was a fantastic participant on our PGL trip She consistently showed perseverance and a determined attitude, never giving up when faced with challenges.

Austin has been a fantastic member of his PGL group, actively joining in with all the camp songs with enthusiasm and positively encouraging his peers when they have found obstacles challenging.

YEAR 4

Anna R

Freddie S

Anna showed kindness and thoughtfulness towards her bunk mate, generously offering her watch to help her fall asleep.

Freddie showed great resilience during the abseiling at PGL, not giving up, challenging his fear, and successfully conquering it on his second attempt.

Hyunji

Esra

Rebecca

Hyunji showed incredible resililence during the PGL trip whilst surrounded by a new language and away from home. She should be very proud of herself!

Esra has been a fantastic friend during PGL and faced her own challenges with maturity and resilience.

Rebecca continued to be a super friend to both her room and her group at PGL. She faced challenges with tenacity and bravery

Grace

Toby

Grace shows curiosity and asks excellent questions to further her understanding across many different subjects.

Toby showed care and creativity when producing his Aztec title page and has shown encouraging improvements in the general presentation of his work.

Arabella For consistently showing a positive attitude and a keenness to complete work accurately.

William M

William wrote a fantastic ship's log as part of his English work on 'Kensuke's Kingdom' which was creative and included very precise details.

Blake For speaking clearly and confidently when presenting their creative Air Raid shelter projects to the class.

Charlotte G Congratulations Charlotte! Winner of the Under 11 Girls' England Counties Competition.

Sebastian R Impressive stamina at our Mini London Marathon

Luna Showing creativity and curiosity when researching and designing their Air Raid Shelter project.

Lorenz

Precision parrot, choosing to stick to the clear route on our recent Mini London Marathon. An impressive pace and stamina with 16 laps of the Triangle completed!

Felicity

For such positive start to life at Claremont, working brilliantly with others, and showing a real enthusiasm for learning.

William L For his attentiveness and determination in maths. Saskia

For excellent work during our recent topic on statistics, especially her precision when constructing pie charts.

William R

For showing great connections when studying the end of WW1 and Americas involvement.

Emma For working hard, staying on task and never giving up, even when things seem overwhelming. Well done!

Charlie K

For always contributing valuable suggestions and ideas both in PSHE and History. Thank you!

Barney For an excellent performance in a golf competition over the weekend, finishing second He will now go through to the regional finals in half term.

Ollie S and Rory D Showing exemplary curiosity during Classics lessons.

YEAR 6

Joshua W

Attentiveness and engagement when working on France recount.

Thomas Attentiveness and engagement when working on France recount.

Jasper and Emilia S

Excellent focus in English, particularly when working on their Alma character descriptions

Saeyan and Rosie

Layla

All of year 6

When listening to the Alma soundtrack, they both crafted richly detailed soundscapes, showing sensitivity, imagination, and a real ear for how each layer brought the story to life.

Inquisitive questioning when learning about spreadsheets in computing.

For wonderful results in their ESB Level 1 Speech Award exams. You can all feel proud of your effort and achievement.

LAMDA AWARDS

Congratulations to the following on their recent LAMDA exams:

Martha

Coco Saeyan

Amelia F

Oriana

Elva

Freya Bu

Danika

Edie

Zoe P

Sienna F

Sophie S

Florence W

Figan

Anna K

Jessica S

Myla

Florence S

Leonora

ACADEMIC ARTS

SCIENCE & TECH

Our recent PGL residential trip was a truly memorable experience for all involved The children threw themselves into a wide range of outdoor and adventurous activities, embracing every challenge with enthusiasm and determination. From the precision of fencing and archery to the physical demands of the challenger obstacle course, each activity offered opportunities to develop new skills and discover hidden strengths The excitement continued with abseiling and zipwiring, where many children showed remarkable bravery as they pushed themselves beyond their comfort zones. Team-building exercises encouraged cooperation, communication, and trust, helping to strengthen friendships and create a strong sense of community within the group. A particular highlight was the Survivor activity, where the children worked together to build dens and learned how to use flint and steel. For many, staying away from home overnight was a significant milestone. The children demonstrated growing independence and maturity, supporting one another and adapting confidently to a new environment It was wonderful to see their

Year 6 had a fabulous time away in France recently. Pupils visited the Nausicaa National Sea Centre, enjoyed hands-on visits to both a goat farm and a snail farm (as well as tasting some snails - not everyone was a fan!). A visit to the Somme battlefields provided a meaningful opportunity to reflect on history, while a fun-filled day at Parc Asterix was a definite highlight for everyone. Our thanks to the staff who accompanied the group and to the pupils for their behaviour whilst abroad.