HALL OF CHAMPIONS

So what does a Champion in behaviour and learning look like at Farndon? 

Dressed smartly, working hard and well behaved need not apply. That is our expected standard here at Farndon Primary School

To be a champion you have to be the best of the very best!

A Champion must go above and beyond every session everyday. A Champion has to show that they always adhere to our 3 rules - Ready - Respect - Safe.

They have to regularly show our school values in class and outside including kindness, responsibility, perseverance, friendship and creativity. And above all, in all lessons, they must show good learning attitudes from our secrets to personal growth such as trying new things, working well with others, improving work from feedback, working hard, pushing themselves and concentrating.

Friday 19th April

Another Champion first! This week siblins won the honour of being a champion! Eliza and Freya Cooper were recognised in assembly for raising £1000 for the Save the Children charity whilst on their Easter break. They walked miles, carrying their heavy back packs and sleeping overnight inside churches. A fantastic achievement from them both. Well done girls. 

Friday 3rd May

After no nominations last week, their was just one nomnation and this one was from the Head. Our Champion came from Owls and was Holly Roberts. She showed she was a champion in every sense of the word whilst on her residential at Robinwood. She supported her team mates, she was confident and attacked all of the activities with confidence and in the team building events she took charge, showing fantastic communicating skills. A well earned award Holly. 

Friday 10th May

Several nominations this week, but the one standard entry was Alfie Woods in Kestrels. As the Year 6 pupils prepare for their SATs tests, Alfie has shown great maturity and rose to the challenge. He has given it his all and can go forward into SATs week full of confidence. 

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