Churchtown Chatter Imagine … Believe … Achieve… Newsletter 5 – 2022
We have been celebrating the number of children who have applied to be Chief Champion in school this week. We had 43 Year 6 children who wrote a presentation statement, which they performed to their own class. From the 43, eight children went through to the final round, which then involved all classes voting for their Chief Champions. This concluded with our 4 Chief Champions for the year, which are listed, along with all children who applied, further in the newsletter. The 8 children who went through to the final vote have formed the Junior Leadership team and today they took part in their first role as Junior Leaders in our Harvest Assemblies in St Cuthbert’s Church. They will continue to support the school on parental tours, school open days, assemblies and ambassador roles for the school. It is fabulous to see the number of children who have put themselves forward for the role. They all uphold the school value of ‘Courage’ by applying for this position. We have celebrated the 43 children in assembly and with all staff. I felt very proud to have that number of children apply, showing clear attributes of resilience. Well done! Thank you for all the Harvest donations, the Foodbank are overwhelmed by the generosity, kindness and amount of harvest gifts – Mrs Payne.
RESPECT
ATTENDANCE
This half term, the value that Churchtown is developing is Respect. At the end of the half term, value champions will be nominated for each class.
The class with the best attendance this week is…
Chestnut – Year 5 (100%) The year groups with the best attendance this week are…
Years 3 & 5 (97.1%)
BUDDY ASSEMBLY GROUPS Each week in the ‘Friday Praise Assembly’ we have been checking the totals of the Buddy assembly groups. Classes and children gain points for super behaviour.
1st
120
Green Team
2nd
117
Yellow Team
3rd
111
Red Team
4th
108
Blue Team