Crosshall Junior School Academy Trust Newsletter – June/July 2013

Crosshall Junior School
Academy Trust
Newsletter – June/July 2013
Dear Children & Parents
In my 27 years at Crosshall School, I have never missed the opportunity at the end of the year to thank
you for your participation in the life of the school, your hard work and your commitment.
As you will know, I have recently had to spend some time in hospital however, am pleased to say that I
am now at home recuperating and well and truly on the mend!
I am very sorry not to have been able to be with you in person as the year ends, but I have most certainly
been there in spirit and am very much looking forward to returning ‘fully charged and raring to go’ in
September.
My particular thanks go to Anne Eardley who has taken on the role of Principal in my absence and
ensured the school has continued with its high standard of operation and service.
I wish all the leavers, the Year 6 children as they progress to their next stage of education and the staff
who are leaving, all the very best for their future.
I hope you enjoy the summer break and look forward to seeing you in September when we return on
Wednesday 4th for another exciting year.
Julia Elliott
Principal
It's at this time of year that we recognise the achievements of our Year Six pupils in the assembly affectionately
referred to as 'Big Honours'.
This year, we are lucky enough to have Lord Constantine, Andrew Hansard the Mayor, County Councillor Mr
David Harty, Mr Martin Blackwell PE Specialist, Mrs Catherine Harty School Governor and Mr Gary Yates exHeadteacher of the Junior School presenting the awards to the children.
Parents have also been invited to watch, take photos and offer cuddles - even if they're not accepted by these most
senior students.
The following day, is the Leavers' Assembly. This year's cohort has been a credit to the school and to their
parents. The year group has contributed extremely positively to the life of the school as you can see from all the
acknowledgements they have received indicated later in this Newsletter,
The staff wish the Year Six children every success in the bright futures and hope that they will return and visit.
Anne Eardley
Vice Principal
At the end of July, Crosshall Junior School says ‘good-bye’ to two long-serving members
of staff, Mrs Tina Finn and Mrs Carol Warren.
Mrs Finn has been a governor for fifteen years, as well as a
parent helper and teaching assistant. Earlier this month, she was
presented with an award to celebrate her success as a Crosshall
Junior School governor at an official ceremony in St Ives.
As a governor, Tina’s oversight of recruitment and child
protection has been invaluable. However, apart from her roles as
TA and governor, perhaps her most significant contribution to the
school has been gifted and talented education. In partnership, Tina has developed a
curriculum that has been hugely innovative, challenging and timely.
Picture:Mr Harty (Councillor), Mrs Finn, Mr Palmer (School Governor)
Mrs Warren has worked as a teaching assistant at Crosshall for nearly 30
years. She has been on several school residential trips and is probably
best remembered for her leadership of Penlan, where she looked after
all the children and adults by boiling morning eggs and preparing evening
vegetables with an array of inadequate staff members.
Carol has worked in every year group and with over 3,000 children, and
has brought an infectious sense of humour to every team. She always
sees the best in everyone and gives her very best to every situation. Carol’s generosity is
boundless and has already promised that she’ll be back to help with Macmillan Coffee Morning
in September!
Both teaching assistants have worked tirelessly to support the children, staff and
community, and will be greatly missed.
Welcome to our new Site Manager Mr Andy Bruce and our new
member of the office team Mrs Arty Speroni.
The children will be introduced in September.
AR BookFinder (http://www.arbookfind.co.uk) is an excellent resource for supporting your
child's reading development, particularly during the school holidays. It is an online tool that
allows you to search the Accelerated Reader database for books with quizzes.
You can:
locate books by title, author, AR book level or topic;
check whether the content and interest level are suitable for your child;
find out the AR level of a book;
create a booklist to take to the library.
The children can take a quiz on any book at their AR level, not just ones they bring home
from school, so this is a fantastic way to find books at the correct level among those at home
or at the local library.
The Parent Guide on the school website contains more information and step-by-step
instructions on how to use the site.
Did you know that many books can be used to 'AR Quiz'? If your child reads one of their own
books or a book from a public library they can use AR Book Find to check its level. The
website can be found here: http://www.arbookfind.co.uk Simply enter the book's title and
the website will inform you if the book has a quiz and if so what level it is at. This could be
used for a child to continue getting books at his/her level outside of school or to take some
extra quizzes.
We now have over 500 followers on our Twitter account. It is a good way to keep up with
some of the latest news from the school. If you use the site, add us to your list of followers. If
you don't use the site you can see the posts here: http://twitter.com/crosshalljunior
Playing Out is a not-for-profit information and advice resource for street play. They aim to
increase children’s safe access to informal play in residential streets through: directly
supporting resident-led street play sessions; running workshops for parents and residents;
coordinating a network of 'street organisers';providing free resources and advice;training
play/community professionals; communicating the benefits of street play; working with
policy-makers to enable street play. More information here: http://playingout.net
Sports Day 2013
On Thursday 11th July the school enjoyed a fantastic day of sporting fun
with the annual Crosshall Junior School Sports Day.
During the morning, all children took part in a round-robin challenge of
twenty physical activities earning points for their houses. The afternoon
individual events (Sprints, 600m, Howler Throw and Standing Long Jump)
saw some brilliant performances and very close finishes – well done to all
competitors! The Chris Frost Sports Day Trophy was presented to the team captains of the
winning house at the end of the amazing day. Well done to everyone for making it such a
fantastic day!
A huge thank you is due to all the parents, family and friends who came along and supported
during the day – it was great to have such an enthusiastic and supportive crowd throughout –
thank you!
Final Positions Sports Day 2013:
st
1 : Farah House (Red)
16,190pts
2nd: Storey House (Green)
15,580pts
rd
3 : Weir House
(Blue)
15,100pts
4th: Ennis House
(Yellow)
14,740pts
Donations for Jimmy’s Night Shelter
Children, staff and parents coming into one Monday whole
school assembly were astonished to see an enormous pile
of groceries and toiletries heaped up on the hall floor.
These were the 1016 items collected by the whole school
community to donate to Jimmy’s Night Shelter in
Cambridge. Sara, Ros and Barry from the shelter attended
our assembly to thank everyone for their generosity and to
explain the work of the shelter in helping homeless
people.
The idea for the collection came from Amy Lovell in Year
Six who was touched by the plight of homeless people in the cold, snowy conditions in
January of this year. She and the other children from the Able, Gifted and Talented group
studying PSHCE, led the collection by making posters and newsletters and counting the
donations. The photograph shows Dean Richardson from Year Five and Amy Thomas from Year
Six with staff from Jimmy’s Night Shelter.
We have had a lovely letter of thanks from Jimmy’s after their visit. Well done to everyone
involved and thank you for making a difference to the lives of other people.
Quote from local newspaper
School children in St Neots have gathered an impressive donation for a Cambridge homeless
charity. Jimmy’s Night Shelter received around 1000 items of food and toiletries from
Crosshall Junior School in a presentation last Monday, April 29, more than twice the children’s
original target. Their concern for homeless people was sparked by the gifted and talented
group’s discussion of the plight of the destitute, particularly in the cold weather this spring.
They decided to inspire the whole school to collect necessities for the shelter, which, as they
said, wasn’t easy. “The hardest thing about doing this was trying to get other people
involved,” said Dean, one of the pupils leading the collection. The shelter’s representative
Jane is very pleased that ties between Jimmy’s and Crosshall have remained strong over
several years. She said “We’re not right on their doorstep, so for them to think of us is really
wonderful.” For more information on Jimmy’s Night Shelter, please go to:
http://www.jimmyscambridge.org.uk/site/
Shakespeare News: During the spring term, the Department for Education learned about our
Shakespeare productions. As a result, they have been publishing our work through its social
media outlets by sharing information from our own school website. Some details of which can
be found below:
http://www.crosshalljunior.co.uk/Shakespeare-and-the-DfE
Come App With Me On Wednesday 12th June we held our very first event, which was
attended by about ten families. We discussed apps that can be used by children of Key Stage
Two age. Information from the event can be found here: http://tinyurl.com/CJSComeApp
Everyone who was at our Summer Fayre was amazed by the Spitfire
display above the school's playground.
The Hunts Post kindly provided us with one of the photographs they took
on the day:
Thank you to everyone who attended the Summer Fayre.
News from Year Three
The Year Three trip to Burwell offered children numerous opportunities
to explore the outdoor environment, stay away from home and work in
teams. The children produced some superb artwork using only items
form nature and had fun designing ways to prevent an egg from
cracking when dropped from a great height. The children have fond
memories of the trip. It was lovely to see so many parents join us to
view the photos which captured the fun that was had by all.
The Year Three teachers would like to thank all parents for their support and kind comments
throughout the year (and even the tin of biscuits!), they are very much appreciated. We have
all thoroughly enjoyed teaching the current cohort of children and know that they will
continue to flourish in future years at Crosshall.
Have you heard about the Year Three Toy Making Factory? Over the past two
weeks, children have been designing and making pneumatic toys. These toys all
use either a balloon or syringes to move a part. Some lovely examples include a
bunny rabbit popping out of a top hat, a lizard catching a fly with its tongue, a
clown with a nose that moves and a mouse scuttling out of a hole.
News from Year Four
Rock UK At the beginning of June Year, Four spent three fun filled
days at Rock UK. There were many challenges for the children to take
part in, including high ropes, climbing walls, canoeing and fencing.
The children worked really well together to ‘Walk the Plank’ and
enjoyed singing round the campfire.
As a Year Four team we were very proud of all of their achievements
and from the comments that we have had from the children we know
that they had a great time challenging themselves to attempt tasks
that at first glance seemed quite daunting.
“I had a great time. The canoeing was fun and I learnt how to get right to the top of the
climbing wall’.
‘The instructors really encouraged us all to do our best’.
I didn’t think that I would get to the top of the ‘Leap of Faith’ but I was really pleased when I
did it all by myself.’
News from Year Five
Visit to Huntingdon On Thursday 4th July, Year Five visited Huntingdon as part of their
history work. In the summer term, we have been learning about the English Civil War, The
Stuarts and Oliver Cromwell. In particular we have looked at how our local area is linked to
these events of the Stuart era. Whilst in Huntingdon we had three activities. We walked
around the town, looking at various locations with links to Cromwell, we visited the library,
where we learned about heraldry and event went into the Strong Room. For some, the most
interesting part of the day was visiting the Cromwell Museum and learning that it was once his
school. Whilst in the museum, we saw lots of historical artefacts and discovered about how
Cromwell's actions changed the course of history.
Year Five Mathematics Challenge
Congratulations to William Davison, Kobe Grant, Gabriel Pang and Kenyeh Soyei for winning
their heat and progressing to the final. On Thursday, 23rd May, the four children, who had
been selected by their maths teachers, went to St. Mary's School in St. Neots to compete
against nine other schools. They worked as a team to solve problems and answer questions in
four different rounds. All of them worked extremely well together and were delighted to be
announced as the winning team at the end of the evening. Very well done to all of them.
The children said, “The maths competition was very tense, especially the memory round. We
flew through the first and last rounds. There were bonus questions after each round and they
put a lot of pressure on us because all of the other schools around us were trying to work the
same thing out. At one point one of us had the answer to a bonus question but another school
beat us to it. We are looking forward o the finals because we are determined to win!”
On Thursday, 4th July, Kobe Grant, Gabriel Pang, Kenyeh Soyei and Ashlee Woodward then
took part in the final at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford. The competition took place inside
the main 'Airspace' hangar and they even answered some questions whilst sitting underneath
Concorde!
The four children worked as a team to solve a range of maths problems in three different
activity areas, competing against the heat winners from twenty-eight other schools.
Although they did not win, it was a thoroughly enjoyable evening and a fantastic achievement
to get this far in the competition. They should each be very proud of themselves.
A big thank you to all of the parents who transported the children to Duxford and supported
them during the evening.
Primary Schools Science Challenge Earlier this term, six children from Year Five visited
Ernulf Academy to take part in this challenge. The children performed very well, answering
questions and partaking in some practical activities. Although they did not win, the children
enjoyed the experience and came away with a certificate each. Well done to all.
Some of our Year Five children have been invited to apply for places
in the 'Masterclasses' in maths, history and English run by Kimbolton
school each year. Although not all our applications were successful,
Gabriel, Kobe, Amber, Liam and Ashlee have all been successful this year in gaining a place
on a masterclass. Some of them have even been twice!
Year Five Film Festival Success! A clip from our production of Romeo and Juliet was entered
into the Cambridgeshire Young People's Film Festival. On 11th July, it won third place in the
Year Five category. The film can be seen on the Year Five page of the school's website. On
the evening, we were unable to attend and extend our thanks to the Crosshall Infant school
children who collected our award on our behalf.
ICT Resources Open Morning On Tuesday 9th July, Year Five opened their doors to fifteen
parents and their children to use our ICT resources. At the event children showed their
parents how to use iPod and iPad devices, created photographic Pop Art, made animations
and developed computer games using Scratch.
Here's what some of the children thought:
Aaron: "I loved using the iPad because I found some things to put on my own iPad."
Ailish: "My mum enjoyed making some Pop Art. We printed it and it has pride of place on our
fridge!"
Jessica: "My mum especially enjoyed photographing her hand for Pop Art."
Eliza: "My dad enjoyed making games in Scratch."
Year Five were please to see so many happy adults and children at the event.
News from Year Six
Year Six Residential Recently, Year Six visited Boreatton Park in
Shropshire for their residential trip. The children were amazing, taking
part in a range of exciting activities. We were very lucky with the
weather, with only a few showers during one of our water-based
activities.
As part of the trip, the group took part in activities such as abseiling, zip
wiring and archery. Most of the children agreed that their favourite activity was working
together on creating a flotilla of rafts with varying degrees of success: leading to splashing
and swimming!
In the evening, the children joined in sing-alongs with the fantastic PGL staff before retiring
to their tents so that they are rested for another action packed day.
It was a brilliant week with the children setting themselves hard challenges and succeeding.
The PGL staff were impressed with the positive attitude and good behaviour of the children.
Well done everyone!
Key Stage Two Tests During May, Year Six sat the end of Key Stage Two Assessments. It was a
hard week but the children were wonderful. They tried hard in every test and supported each
other throughout. The staff worked hard on ensuring the disruption to children was minimal
but were exceedingly pleased with the positive approach all the children brought to the
week.
Year Six Teacher Assessment In June, the school was inspected by a group of moderators
from the County’s English team. They were in school to investigate the judgements given at
the end of Year Six. They looked at many of the children’s written work and were very
impressed. When they left, they commented on the range and quality of the types of writing
they were presented with, as well as the consistent marking and progress the children had
made. Crosshall Junior passed with ‘flying colours’ and was given no areas for development.
Congratulations Mr Ainscow and the team!
Once again, this year, we have enjoyed the Christian focus of our regular Thursday
assemblies led by a committed and inspiring team of church leaders. Our sincere
thanks go to Elaine Donaldson (St Neots United Reform Church), Kieran Crow and
Jenny Vass (ACTIOS), Tim Robb and Mark Newman(St Mary's Eaton Socon), Rev Tricia Williams
and Simon Cooper (St Neots Methodist Church) and Mike Kendall (St Neots Evangelical
Church).
Rainbow Makeover
During half- term, the Rainbow Garden underwent a makeover. We were lucky to have
volunteers from the community who re-laid paving slaps, pruned trees, fixed the roof of the
shed and raised one of the flower beds. The makeover has now made it more accessible for
any wheelchair users. Our volunteers also planted shrubs around the fence and built a natural
habitat for insects which has generated a lot of interest from the pupils.
Gardening Club Competition At the beginning of the term Gardening Club held a
competition. The members had to make a sculpture from natural objects. The entries were
astounding with birds, hedgehogs, an owl, a crocodile and many more. The winner was
Danielle Jawad with an owl.
MUSIC LESSONS
We offer a range of instrument lessons at Crosshall Junior School. Lessons take place during
the school day. Please email the teacher directly if you would like further details regarding
price and the format of lessons, or to request a place for your child. Places will be given on a
first come first served basis. Please ensure you inform the instrument teacher of the class
that your child will be in next year.
The contact details are as follows:
Violin – Carolina Del Tredici - [email protected]
Guitar – Ryan Buxton - [email protected]
Brass – Chas Hutchings - [email protected]
Piano / Woodwind – Suzanne De-Simone - [email protected]
Drums – Robert Day - [email protected]
HEALTH AND SAFETY NOTICE – ROAD SAFETY
School Crossing Patrol
8.30 - 9.10 a.m. and 3.00 - 3.35 p.m.
The roads outside school become very busy at the start and close of the school day.
Please note the following guidelines.
Never park blocking access to the front or rear of the school. These may be needed in the
event of an emergency.
Never set children down on the wrong side of the road or encourage them to cross between
cars.
Do not park in the school car park or use it for turning.
Do not park on the yellow lines outside school.
Do not block our neighbours’ driveways.
Do not turn in the entrance or exit areas to the school site.
We work closely with St Neots Police to keep the school site safe and secure and thank
their officers for their help and support.
SCHOOL GROUNDS
The school’s rear gate will be locked during the summer break from 6.00 pm
Tuesday 23rd July until 7.00 am Tuesday 3rd September. Should any of our
neighbouring parents see anyone suspicious on school grounds during the
summer holiday, please contact St Neots Police on 01480 456111.
If you need to contact our new Site Manager, Mr Andy Bruce, please call 078 377 360 20
Thank you again Mr Warren for returning temporarily to your old job.
School Dinners
School dinners are very popular for many Crosshall pupils. So, in response to
the recent media speculation questioning the nutritional value of children’s
school dinners and packed lunches, we thought we’d find out how popular
our school dinners were!
87% of pupils currently eat a school dinner each day. Matti, Luke and Jude in
Year Three described the dinners as ‘lovely’, ‘yummy’, ‘delicious’ and
‘awesome’ with their favourite foods being fish, pizza and tuna pasta salad.
Children are given a wide selection of healthy main courses and desserts, all of which are
freshly prepared by our kitchen staff each day, using food sourced from local suppliers.
Children can then choose whether to add vegetables to their dinner or to
visit the salad bar. For dessert, children have the option of fruit, yoghurt
or a cake, all of which are homemade with a low sugar and fat content.
Friday is the day when fish and chips are served and when children who
bring their own packed lunch may bring crisps to eat.
Guidance on what to include in a packed lunch and suitable break time
snacks can be found on the school website:
http://www.crosshalljunior.co.uk/healthyschools
DINNER MONEY
for next half term is
rd
£76.00
(3 September to 25th October)
£2.00 per day
£10.00 per week
Please note, dinner money must be paid in full at the beginning
of
each week or half termly. Please pay by Schoolcomms at
schoolgateway.com, by cheque, made out to Crosshall Junior School with your child’s
name and class written on the back, or by cash, in an envelope specifying your child's
name, class and amount included.
Please keep dinner money separate from other monies
Parents are also welcome to join their child for lunch. Please book your place with the
school Office before the day you wish to have lunch. Adult visitors are charged £4.00.
Residential Visits 2014 – information will be sent out next term.
Year Three – Burwell House 12th – 16th May
Year Four – Rock UK – 16th – 18th June
Year Five – Isle of Wight – 28th April – 1st May
Year Six – Boreatton Park – 23rd – 27th June
YEAR SIX KS2 TEST DATES 12th- 16th May 2014
Term Dates
2013
Training Day
Tuesday 3rd September
Autumn Term Opens
Wednesday 4th September
th
Half Term
28 October – 1st November
Autumn Term Closes
Friday 20th December
Training Day
Spring Term Opens
Half Term
Spring Term Closes
2014
Monday 6th January
Tuesday 7th January
17th – 21st February
Friday 4th April
Training Day
Tuesday 22nd April
Summer Term Opens
Wednesday 23rd April
May Day
Monday 5th May
Training Day
Friday 23rd May
Half Term
26th – 30th May
Training Day
Friday 4th July
Summer Term Closes
Wednesday 23rd July
Please note that on underlined days the school will not be open for pupils.
WELL DONE TO:
Cliona Blackwell of Year Six who achieved personal bests in both javelin and
discus at the Cambridgeshire County Track and Field Championships.
Since starting athletics in Year Three Cliona has trained for over 750 hours and is one of the
youngest competitors in her age group of under thirteens.
The following who passed the Bikeability Cycle Training course.
Nathan Stamford Deighton
Louis Smith
Georgia Knight
Amy Lovell
Freya Drew
Alfie Gough
Luke Connelly
Bradley Pearson
Joshua Selley
Callum Higgins
Freya Cole
Samuel Watts
Matilda Eardley
Euan Roberts
Rosie Bettsworth
Isabelle Woolley
Victoria Woolley
Aaron Cook
Myah Vaianella
Jack Marshall
Ben Griffin
Jonathan Selley
Jessica Reid
Isobel Farrer
The winners and runners up of the CSA Poster competition
Winner
Runners up
Year Three
Jack Ricketts
Lucy Turner
Year Four
Emily Hackett
Tanya Clark
Year Five
Ashlee Woodward
James Ledwich
Year Six
Tanya Sargeant
Sneha Chandarana
To our fundraisers:
Emma Freeston and Sophie Moule who raised £25.05 for Help the Heroes
and the WWF with a cake and craft stall.
Atlanta Oxborough, Lauren Buckley, Hatty Thurland and Lucy Hough who
raised £40.35 for the Dogs Trust with a cake sale.
Lily Burnside, Amri Sodhi, Freya Cole, Eden Abeyaskera and Jessica Smith
who raised £28.81 for Help the Heroes with a cake stall.
Luca, Ben, Max, Eric and Giacomo who raised £77.66 with an ice cream stall.
Niamh and Evie who raised £5.41 with a cake pop sale.
Gabby, Erinne and Emily who raised £54.84 with a cake stall.
The Summer Term’s First Honour Award has been given for
quiet conscientious work throughout the year. In showing a consistent attitude they have
produced some very good pieces of work.
Year Three
Year Four
Year Five
Year Six
Erin Belcher
Yulia Grunters
Max Bicknell
Beate Murneice
Emmeline Terry
Jentira Holloway Jade Cockram
Bethany Armiger
Eric White
Rosie Silverthorne Rosie Bettsworth Amy Barr
Darcie Robertson Ben Gilliam
Gabriel Pang
Lily Burnside
The Summer Term’s Second Honour Award has been given for
achievement in sport. The children have demonstrated a commitment to developing their
sporting skills. These children received their awards late as they were on the Burwell Trip
when the other awards were made.
Year Three
Year Four
Year Five
Year Six
Joe Life
Ollie Towns
Harry Ruff
Max Thompson
Madeleine Humphrey
James Neal
Ben Champkin
Joe Bottomley
Joe Pashley
Ethan Ellis
Ben Barker
Tanya Sargeant
Ben Joyce
Travis Milton
Grace Camfield
Cliona Blackwell
The Summer Term’s Third Honour Award has been given for producing work of a
consistently high standard during the Summer Term
Year Three
Year Four
Year Five
Year Six
Oscar Milne
Lana Noone
Elijah McDonnell
Laurence Turvey
Ben Yull
Ella Farmer
Ben Griffin
Thomas Hurrell
Giacomo Beatty
Oscar Bailey
Owain Evans
Victoria Woolley
Erinn McDonnell
Ben Cooper
Sam Watts
Michael Hatcher
The Summer Term’s Fourth Honour Award has been given for excellent
achievement in many areas of the curriculum. Throughout the year they have demonstrated a
determined effort to achieve a high standard of work.
Year Three
Year Four
Year Five
Jerry Williams
Ava Milne
Emily Buxton
Liberty Jones
Rebecca Oates
Kenyeh Soyei
Max Ruffles
Callie Wicks
Kobe Grant
Emma Freeston
Tabitha Oyewumi
Callum Tilley
END OF ACADEMIC YEAR HONOUR AWARDS
Honour Awards are presented throughout the year to celebrate children’s achievements,
ranging from “kind and caring towards others” to “achievement in many areas of the
curriculum”. Mrs Elliott and Ms Eardley present the children with certificates during a school
assembly and their names are displayed on the children’s notice board.
The end of the academic year is a particularly exciting time for Honour Awards, as the school
welcomes special visitors to present prestigious awards.
Congratulations to all the children on their success!
ALAN ORR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Mr Orr, an ex-parent and governor to the school, first presented this award to the school
seventeen years ago. Four Year Six children are nominated and each receive a certificate of
recognition. This year the nominations were Daniel Bigg, Matthew Ollett, Matilda Eardley and
Evan Marlow. The Alan Orr outstanding achievement award this year was presented to
Matilda Eardley by the Mayor.
CHRIS HODGE YOUNG WRITER’S AWARD
Mrs Hodge presented this award to the school on her retirement from Crosshall eleven years
ago. Children in Years Three, Four and Five are eligible. This year’s nominations were
Cornelia Hammond (Year Three), Stasy Armstrong (Year Four) and Emily Banks (Year Five).
This year, the award was presented to Emily Banks by Miss Connor.
CONSTANTINE SUSTAINED EFFORT AWARD
Lord Constantine, a local resident, initially presented this award to the school thirteen years
ago. He returned to present it again this year. Three children were nominated, Aimee Russell,
Josh Selley and Amy Thomas.This year’s winner is Amy Thomas.
THE GARY YATES MATHS PRIZE AND SPORTING ACHIEVEMENT PRIZE
When Mr Yates retired in December 1999, he presented these awards as part of his
retirement gift. This year’s Maths Prize was awarded to Thomas Hurrell and the Sporting
Achievement Prize was awarded to Tanya Sargeant. The trophies are exquisite wood carvings
that were specially designed by Mr Yates.
THE COTTERILL AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO PERFORMING ARTS
This award has been made to an excellent musician, Matthew Ollett, who has been dedicated
to the areas of the curriculum that were most enjoyed by Claire and Olivia Cotterill when
they were pupils here.
THE BLACKWELL AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN ATHLETICS
This new award this year was presented to Joe Bottomley by Mr Martin Blackwell.
THE CAROL FRANKS AWARD FOR GOOD MANNERS
This award was donated on Mrs Franks’ retirement and the recipient, chosen by the kitchen
staff, is Poppy Thomas.
 CONGRATULATIONS 
Congratulations to the following children for achieving the
Highest Marks in the Year Six Key Stage Two Tests
Maths
Reading
Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar
Naomi Marshall
Joe Bottomley
Michael Hatcher
Liam Myrdal
SUMMER HONOUR AWARDS
These awards have been made for dedication to duty throughout the academic year.
Early Morning Helpers
Natalie Ward
Steven Johnson
Lucy Hough
Hatty Thurland
Conovan Shea-Hodges
Amri Sodhi
Lauren Maskell
Amy Lovell
Macey Ledwich
Georgia Byatt
Niamh Gaynor
Naomi Marshall
Lily Burnside
Erin Kearns
Sophie Whitfield
Jade Clark
Freya Cole
Thomas Hurrell
Amy Thomas
Georgina Lane
Aimee Russell
Victoria Woolley
Joe Sargeant
Isabelle Woolley
Georgia Clapson
Sneha Chandarana
Tia Thorne
Georgia Knight
Alex Piesse
Tanya Sargeant
Amy Barr
Tabitha Yateman
Holly Harvey
This award has been made
for service to the
Crosshall
Community for
their help with CSA
Social Events
Poppy Thomas
Millie Flowers
Alex Piesse
Amy Barr
Lauren Maskell
Holly Harvey
Freya Drew
Jessica Smith
Macey Ledwich
Lily Burnside
Naomi Marshall
Amy Lovell
Georgia Byatt
Maddie Clinton
Cerys Goodman
Amri Sodhi
Eden Abeyasekera
Librarian
Ben Goldstone
Victoria Woolley
Tanya Sargeant
Joe Sargeant
Isabelle Woolley
Gemma Jones
Victoria Allison
Georgia Clapson
Tia Thorne
Georgia Knight
Alex Piesse
Euan Roberts
Amy Barr
Tabitha Yateman
William Crawford
Libi Andrew
Jasmin Cumby
Thomas Hurrell
Erin Kearns
Jade Clark
Freya Cole
Matthew Ollett
Amy Thomas
Aimee Russell
Bethany Armiger
Fran Gough
Georgina Lane
Esha Kaur
Holly Harvey
Jessica Smith
Eden Abeyasekera
Tom Banham
Lily Burnside
Amri Sodhi
Amy Lovell
Niamh Gaynor
Maddie Clinton
Cerys Goodman
Lauren Buckley
Atlanta Jordan-Oxborough
Giancarlo Salton
Alyssa Bambridge
Poppy Thomas
Emma Grieve
Connie Galbraith
Olivia Satchwell
Hatty Thurland
Steven Johnson
Millie Flowers
Sophie Farley
Atlanta Oxborough
Lauren Buckley
Finlay Stewart
For commitment to the
environment
throughout the school
year.
Recyclers
Nathan Hunt
Amy Thomas
Aimee Russell
Georgina Lane
Victoria Woolley
Isabelle Woolley
Gemma Jones
Victoria Allison
Technicians
Libi Andrew
Erin Kearns
Thomas Hurrell
Matthew Ollett
Nathan Hunt
Georgina Lane
Bethany Armiger
Tyler Hale
Ben Goldstone
Alfie Gough
Eden Abeyasekera
Lily Burnside
Lauren Maskell
Alyssa Bambridge
Poppy Thomas
Olivia Satchwell
Olivia Reid
Atlanta Jordan –
Oxborough
Connie Galbraith
Aaron Cooke
Ailish McAloney
Aimee Howard
Myah Vaianella
Molly Power
Sophie Unwin
Lily Chapple
Atlanta Oxborough
Victoria Woolley
Matilda Eardley
Isabelle Woolley
Sneha Chandarana
Tia Thorne
Tabitha Yateman
Alex Piesse
Tanya Sargeant
Amy Barr
SPORTING
AWARDS
Register Monitors
Tyler Hale
Nathan Hunt
Thomas Hurrell
Steven Johnson
Giancarlo Salton
Lunchtime Helpers
Amy Lovell
Holly Harvey
Poppy Thomas
Olivia Satchwell
Millie Flowers
Gemma Jones
Victoria Allison
Steven Johnson
Hayden Elsom
Georgia Byatt
Lauren Maskell
Libi Andrew
Bethany Armiger
Tyler Hale
Georgina Lane
Amy Thomas
Aimee Russell
Peter Walker
Macey Ledwich
Amri Sodhi
Maddie Clinton
Giancarlo Salton
Sophie Whitfield
Esha Kaur
Jasmin Cumby
FOOTBALL
Silver
Devan Armiger
Joe Bottomley
Tom Bickley
Max Thompson
George Brooke
Zac Dixon
Sammy Fisher Diaz
Robert Jenkins
Arvind Rai
Bronze
Bradley Matz
Gabe Kirk
Ben Goldstone
Will Wood
Jobe Wood
Daniel Biggs
Jack Whitfield
Matthew Marshall
Harry Ruff
Dean Richardson
Joe Hilsdon
Finlay Stewart
Ben Barker
Gabriel Mukuze
Aaron Cook
Sam Watts
Harvey Beever
Lewis Hackett
CRICKET
Silver
Emily Banks
Francesca Walkling
Charlie Churms
Alex Piesse
Arvind Rai
Ben Griffin
George Brooke
Bronze
Alfie Gough
Ben Goldstone
TAG RUGBY
Silver
Alex Piesse
Thomas Hurrell
Tyler Hale
Bronze
Myah Vaianella
Lily Chapple
Ben Griffin
Charlie Churms
Grace Templar
Emily Banks
ATHLETICS
Gold
Joe Bottomley
Cliona Blackwell
Silver
Lily Burnside
Robert Jenkins
Thomas Fox
Harry Ruff
Fran Gough
Tanya Sargeant
Tom Bickley
Bronze
Ella Wright
Francesca Walkling
Jessica Smith
Ella Meehan
Niamh Gaynor
Millie Payne
Ben Goldstone
Braydon Dickerson
Daniel Biggs
Charlie Churms
NETBALL
Gold
Lily Burnside
Georgia Byatt
Lauren Maskell
Tanya Sargeant
Silver
Emily Banks
Charlie Churms
Alex Piesse
Jessica Smith
Bronze
Emilie Buxton
Matilda Eardley
Sophie Farley
Georgia Knight
Tilly Mansfield
Ailish McAloney
Ella Meehan
Millie Payne
Rosie Powell
Kenyeh Soyei
Sophie Unwin
Myah Vaianella
Vianne Walker
Francesca Walkling
Ashlee Woodward
DANCE
Gold
Tia Thorne
Tabitha Yateman
Matilda Eardley
Sneha Chandarana
Atlanta Oxborough
Lauren Buckley
Silver
Alex Piesse
Amy Barr
Olivia Reid
Holly Harvey
Josh Whiteman
Amy Thomas
Aimee Russell
Georgina Lane
Georgia Knight
Tanya Sargeant
Victoria Allison
Libi Andrew
Sophie Farley
Eden Abeyasekera
Freya Cole
Jade Clark
Jessica Smith
Jade Cockram
Holly Taylor
Grace Basson
Grace Camfield
Sophie Unwin
Amber Jones
Danielle Jawad
Emilie Buxton
Bethany Ellis
Sophie Strang
Vianne Walker
Ella Meehan
Francesca Walkling
Emily Banks
Charlie Churms
Phoebe Gibbs-Allsop
Ella Creek
Molly Cooper
100% Attendance
Congratulations to the
following for 100%
attendance for the whole
year.
Jones, Liberty
Lowe, Eleanor
Meakins, Luke
Willmott, Jacob
Gunstead, Jack
Lubello, Max
Milne, Oscar
Webb, Maisy
Pearsall, Ciaran
White, Eric
Wynyard-Wright, Alex
Gilliam, Benjamin
Marshall, Jack
Ellis, Bethany
Meehan, Ella
Walker, Vianne
Blake, Charlie
Evans, Owain
Buckley, Lauren
Banham, Thomas
Clarke, Max
Selley, Joshua
Smith Louis
Bottomley, Joseph
Hunt, Nathaniel
Rai, Arvind
Allison, Victoria
Brooke, George
Eardley, Matilda
Rogers, James
100% attendance
during the Autumn
and Summer Terms
King, Oliver
Nicholson, Shara
Rockall, Oliver
Dafnis Sophie
Evans, Haydn
Freeston, Emma
Conde-Mullord, Olivia
Peck, Daniel
Fisher-Diaz, Sofia
Giles, Fletcher
Gough, Bobby
Hackett, Emily
Milne, Ava
Milton, Travis
Goudie, Caitlin
Robb, Sarah
Hart, Addison
Tilley, Callum
Walters, Lauren
Rickwood, Amy
Sale, Aidan
Walkling, Francesca
Fox, Thomas
Slade, Rosie
Abeyasekera, Eden
Blackwell, Cliona
Maskell, Lauren
Armiger, Bethany
Fisher-Diaz, Samuel
Sargeant, Tanya
Yateman, Tabitha
Ramanatte Ryan
100% attendance during
the Spring and Summer
Terms
Bettsworth, Ellie
Clarke, Harvey
Ellis, Samuel
Belcher, Erin
Jones, Lucy
Buxton, Luca
Delaney, Charlotte
Hill, Aidan
Champion, Cora
Chapple, Josie
Clark, Tanya
Collins, Daniel
Allison, Hazel
Jakes, Kesia
Ryan, Lexy
Holloway, Jentira
Moore, Ella
Philpott, Kayley
Wallace, Cameron
McManus, Liam
Champkin, Ben
Griffin, Ben
Preece, Euan
Waterman Abigail
Delaney, Max
Grieve, Emma
Thomas, Poppy
Whitfield, Jack
Goodman, Cerys
Robinson-Young, Myles
Smith, Jessica
Stewart, Finlay
Cole, Freya
Farrer, Sophie
Hurrell, Thomas
Higgins, Callum
Jones, Gemma
Roberts, Euan
Thorne, Tia
100% attendance during
the Summer Term
Becker, Emily
Ricketts, Jack
Colpus, Chloe
Gill, Harvey
Lancaster, Edward
Robertson, Darcie
Belkin, Ron
Fisher-Diaz, Sara
Marshall, Harry
Outhwaite, Freddie
Cumby, Lilly
Jones, Abigail
Bashford, Frankie
Juettner, Jayden
Martin, James
Watling, Rachel
Grunturs, Julija
Hargreaves, Max
Towns, Oliver
Armiger, Hayden
Bent, Jamie
Cooper, Benjamin
Howse, Presley
Purser, Alex
Allen, Joshua
Martin, Rebecca
Miles, Elliott
Neal, James
Adams, Erinne
Camfield, Grace
Carey, Jack
Chapple, Lily
Jones Libby
Pang, Gabriel John
Powell, Rosie
Jones, Libby
Soyei, Kenyeh
Waterman, Abigail
Wharton, Kyle
Woodward, Ashlee
Buxton, Emilie
Gale, Archie
Greenwood, Ben
Swallow, Charlie
Thurland, Rowan
Torbet, Jay
McAloney, Ailish
Tirrell, Robert
Wilson, Karina
Bambridge, Alyssa
Flowers, Millie
Marshall, Matthew
Minney, Archie
Reid, Olivia
Satchwell, Olivia
Thompson, Max
Thurland, Harriet
Walker, Peter
Ward, Natalie
Gaynor, Niamh
Lovell, Amy
Andrew, Liberty
Bickley, Thomas
Dickerson, Braydon
Fairbrass, George
Ollett, Matthew
Clapson, Georgia
Goldstone, Ben
Gough, Alfie
Rogers, James
Sargeant, Joe