Maia has been attending an aerial arts class for the last two years. She has recently been learning how to perfect tricks on the silks without a knot to hold her up and she is also skilled at performing with a hoop. This is a wonderful picture of Maia from their website. Well done Maia for making excellent progress.

Congratulations to our tag rugby teams. The squad took part in a tug rugby festival at Tonbridge Juddians on Wednesday. Both teams played exceptionally well and in the right spirit of the event, eventually winning their respective groups. Well done to all who participated.

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Eliza

For becoming braver with her Maths, applying herself with a more risk taking approach and without any fear of making mistakes. Keep it up!

Being a risk taker when creating the final version of your Charles Darwin biography. You reflected on what others were doing and chose to follow your own direction and the work so far looks great. I can’t wait to see the finished product. Nice one Lily.

For completing her research on dinosaurs then presenting and communicating her knowledge in an engaging way. Well done Miley!

For putting in a massive effort in your Inquiry work this week and developing your self management skills - now we know you can do it, you have to keep it up all the time :)

Disciplined, focused and engaged are words that describe Sebastian. He works with determination until his tasks are complete and keeps himself busy until the next instruction is given. You are a model student, Sebastian, and set a good example to those around you.

For showing that you are a creative thinker, as well as being happy to contribute your thoughts and ideas. You get on with your work without any fuss!

Isabel has been a principled learner this week, persevering with some tricky handwriting formation. We were so proud that you kept going and didn't give up. Well done Izzy!

You have been an open-minded learner this week, Zac. You tried out lots of methods to solve subtraction problems not just using column subtraction.

For being a confident communicator able to explain what she is thinking as she learns, in a creative and engaging way - well done Cara!

For being such principled and inquisitive learners on our trip to Dover Museum. You were enthusiastic, engaged and impeccably behaved.

For being knowledgeable this week. You are always enthusiastic to contribute in class. This week you have informed us with lots of facts about the Stone Age and different types of rock. Keep it up!

For your enthusiasm on our school trip to Dover Museum to see the Bronze Age boat. You were reflective inquirers, asking questions and demonstrating your knowledge about the Stone Age and Bronze Age

You have been a good thinker. You have worked well in class thinking about different ways we can help save the planet. Well done!

For being a caring member of the class this week. You have done your best to help your friends feel better when they are upset and have been principled in helping to tidy up the classroom every day. Well done.

For being an inquirer this week! He produced a brilliant science investigation, measuring his heart rate after a range of exercises. Superstar!

For being a fantastic inquirer when comparing the seasons in Paddock Wood and Bereko by asking a range of interesting questions. Well done Henley!

For using her thinking and knowledge learner attributes this week. Tilly has truly persevered in independent reading and has applied her learner attributes effectively. Keep up your progress in this area and continue to let your independence flourish with these learner attributes.

Oscar, you have been a balanced thinker this week. You consistently work hard and produce great work. In particular you have reflected on your sentences and have been able to add in adjectives.