R O U N D
Wednesday 25 March, 2026
YEAR 3
Emil, Brody and Isobel
Scarlett, Ben and David
For their amazing, acrostic poems - amazing attention to details, wonderful vocabulary and imagination
For their improved precision when handwriting
Willow
Cameron
Aryaa
For her ability to spot problems and her desire to resolve them
For showing creativity and problem solving when creating his design for his moving picture book and for his increased focus in maths, keep it up!
For always showing precision and creativity within her work across a range of projects and connecting her experiences outside of school to that in Art and DT
YEAR 4
Sienna C
Jacob and Sophia
Oscar B
Shows excellent critical thinking in computing when addressing digital citizenship in AI use
For making a fantastic start to Claremont, consistenly showing dedication to their learning and already being a kind and supportive friend to others
For showing great enthusiasm for learning and thoughtfully including a rnage of language features in his poem
Josie
Harry S
Callum
For being a kind and supportive friend to our new starters and helping them settle into their daily routines
Demonstrating creativity and problem-solving in his design for a moving animal in DT
Demonstrating creativity, problem-solving and curiosity when developing his design for his moving animal in DT & for his commitment in preparing for a Hyrox competition (28/3), raising money for Macmillan Cancer
Support:
Elize
Rex
For showing awesome oracy when explaining features of persuasive writing and her example feature to the class.
Awesome engagement with our history learning, deciding who we think the first explorers to reach the summit of Mount Everest were.
YEAR 4
Logan
Charlie R
For such an improvement in his attentiveness to maths lessons. We are very proud of you, keep it up.
Being supportive to all pupils in the class and helping people out in lessons.
Logan Being a supportive friend to his peer in and outside of lesson time
Deacon For being recognised as a friendship superstar by his peers for being supportive in lessons
Alice ABRSM Initial Grade in piano - Merit
Stella ABRSM Grade 1 piano performance ar 4 production
YEAR 5
Lucy
Cara and Nina
Lucy consistently goes above and beyond in her kindness and support for those around her, especially in English lessons.
Cara and Nina have demonstrated a remarkable creative spark during Book Week, blending heartfelt emotion with playful rhyme.
Rohan For being a problem-solving penguin when debugging code when exploring external devices in Computing
Sophia B and Sienna F
Max F
William M
Showing kindness and empathy, making thoughtful links between their learning in Year 4 and the world today, and demonstrating a desire to make a difference by writing to an MP.
Max has been notably consistent in his effort and endeavour throughout this half term, working with attentiveness and determination across many different subjects.
William’s air raid shelter model, complete with moving parts, was brilliantly constructed.
Zoe L and Grace
Sophia E
For their outstanding engagement in geography lessons. Their seamless collaboration and teamwork set a wonderful example for their peers.
Sophia always displays super focus, follows instructions well and is making is encouraging progress in literacy lessons, due to her sterling efforts.
YEAR 5
Rory H
Lorenz
Flo S
Seb H, Emily O, Freddie D and Lucy
Charlotte G, Georgia B, Jemima and Charlotte H
Rory has been making an admirable effort in literacy lessons and contributing his impressive knowledge well. Additionally and pleasingly, he has improved his focus recently to good effect.
Lorenz comes to literacy lessons ready to learn which is great to see. He engages well with the focused tasks, is making progress and is cooperative and courteous in his manner
Flo has shown good endeavour in literacy sessions and has improved her skills, focus and engagement. Keep up the lovely effort, Flo !
For collaborating well and creating an inventive, unique fairground ride in DT.
For their excellent effort in the Guildford HS Cross Country race, well done girls. Charlotte U
For the growing confidence she shows in maths and the progress she has made in her mathematical reasoning
Sophia E, Freya B, Harry D and Sebastian R
For a great table of collaborating crabs in all lessons this half term.
YEAR 5
Alex and Joshua Z
For great poems based on the rhyme and precise rhythm from Edward Lear.
Charlotte G
Congratulations to Charlotte who was runner-up in the Under 11 Surrey Gold National Squash Tournament.
Betty, Reed, Raviru, Cara Henry F, Charlotte G, Lucy, Emily, Lorenz, Kai, Kingsley,
Freddie D, Roxane
Flo S, Seb H, Minnie, Charlotte U, and Nina
Showing creativity and curiosity when researching and designing their Air Raid Shelter project.
For speaking clearly and confidently when presenting their creative Air Raid shelter projects to the class.
William M, Michael, Ethan,
Blake, Rory, Reed, Raviru, Alex
The boys produced an excellent tournament performance, showing resilience and continual improvement as they competed strongly for positive results at the Hampton rugby Sevens Tournament.
YEAR 5
Lucas, Rory
D, Henry H, Henry P, Tommy, Max N, Josh G, Leo P, Jasper, Max P and Ollie S
Demonstrating aggression and competitiveness from the outset, the boys scored well, won key contact areas, and maintained a positive attitude throughout, achieving excellent results.
5TL
Collective efforts on imaginative storytelling and comedic flair in their creative re-writing of The Owl and the Pussycat.
5MH
For their brilliant collaboration, communication and respect when creating their Fairground rides in DT.
Saskia
Jackson and Harper
Saskia used her initiative and creative flair in designing a wonderful background for the Spring Haikus in 6GM.
For working with their local community and creating a public website dedicated to pet welfare
Hassan For his creativity when writing Spring Haikus
Hattie
William L
Hattie brings a sunny disposition to lessons. Her pleasing vocabulary knowledge and favourable verbal skills are an asset. Keep up the good work, Hattie !
He has shown an excellent understanding of Haiku, carefully crafting poems that capture vivid images while following the traditional structure with confidence.
Izzie, Jack
William L and Saeyan
Liv
For their out-of-the-box thinking, problem solving, collaboration and creativity when making their bird boxes in DT.
Always going above and beyond to support her peers and teachers, her attentiveness and responsible nature makes her a fantastic role model.
Crewe Achieving his black belt in martial arts
Sinoe
6VW
George W
She has demonstrated creativity and precision across a range of projects this term so far especially her bird box in DT and her history project.
For incredibly impressive oracy skills when discussing the impact of the HS2 project in English Their ideas were maturely considered and clearly communicated and would not have been out of place in a senior school GCSE lesson.
For producing an impressive 3D model of a WW1 trench. His work showed great effort, creativity, and careful attention to historical detail. George’s enthusiastic approach in English has also been evident and he wrote some thoughtful seasonal haiku poems.
Harry N
William R
For his hard work and persistence while developing his understanding of area and perimeter in rectilinear shapes.
William’s effort in English lessons recently has been notable. He has been listening carefully and working well independently to produce work which reflects his strong understanding.
Lucas Raising money for Cancer Research and Marie Curie through an epic swimathon!
Congratulations to all year 6 in their recent ESB endeavours
Danes Hill cross country event
Year 5
Rugby Tounram ent
Year 6
Go Kart Team
Elise H, Danika, Rory D, Jamie, Henry H, Gustavo, Leo P
Leonora, Joshua W, Charlotte G, Charlotte H and Jemima
Jake A, Oscar B, Harry D, Toby, Max F, Ralph, Jake H, Seb H, Finley H, Finlay J,
Kingsley, Kai, Rohan, Angus, Freddie D
Showing fantastic determination adn resilience throughout the course, supporting one anohter an giving their very best effort!
Impressive progress throughout the tournament, some awesome passing and we scored really impressive team tries
Amazing success at the recent Goblin Go Kart competition
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Last month we had our fundraising Friday. So far for Home Start we have raised over £1,811. Look out for next term’s charity event which will involve the year 6 summer stall extravaganza!
World Book Day - Book Sale raised £276
Year 5 cake sale raised £262
ACADEMIC ARTS
CITIZENSHIP
SCIENCE & TECH
ACADEMIC
CITIZENSHIP
SCIENCE & TECH
WORLD & CULTURE
Congratulations to the following pupils who were awarded the character quality for February
3KR Theo Brody
3FB John Benjy
4BA Rex Allegra
4LA Ella Jacob
4MM Bonnie George S
5MH Toby Olivia H-M
5TL Charlotte G Henry F
5EP Joshua Z Abi
6AB Crewe Anna K
6AF Henry P Rosie
6GM Max N Chloe W
6VW Emilia S William R
Judgement and choices, deep-thinking, maturity
Congratulations to the following pupils who were awarded the character quality for March
3KR Elsie Millie
3FB Louis Elektra
4BA Elodie Mia
4LA Enma Gio
4MM Logan Rebecca
5MH Georgia B Mariska
5TL Luna Flo S
5EP Alex Harry D
6AB Saeyan William L
6AF Coco Josh G
6GM Thomas Poppy
6VW Ruben Harper
Year 3 children had a lovely time at Legoland last week. The children were able to visit mini land, making geographical references, watch a fabulous 4D show and experience the thrill of a couple of age-appropriate rides.The highlight of the day was the Legoland Cod-ing workshop. During this session, led by the experienced Legoland team, the children were tasked to design and make a fairground ride. Once they made their structure, the next challenge was to add movement and sound. Using their coding skills, all children achieved this with some impressive results.
Year 4 had a fantastic day out to the Winchester Science Centre this week, from creating slime to exploring space. Children also looked at far away galaxies in the brilliant planetarium and explored how far their voices could travel. With great enthusiasm, the children explored all exhibits and thoroughly enjoyed the interactive nature of the museum.
Stable Court is embracing the beauty and bounty of the natural resources and inspiring spaces that surround them. Years 3 to 6 is are building dens, creating imaginative spaces and shaping their own environment through play at lunchtime
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Last month we had our fundraising Friday. So far for Home Start we have raised over £1,811. Look out for next term’s charity event which will involve the year 6 summer stall extravaganza!
World Book Day - Book Sale raised £276
Year 5 cake sale raised £262
MATHS TIMES-TABLES
Gold discs have been awarded to the following this term: Elsie, Kai and Raviru
Our thanks to the wonderful parent supporters today who braved the wind (and cold!) to help at the stations across the site. Your help was much appreciated. Thanks to Mrs Crowson and Mrs Bennett for organising the event.
