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26/05/23

Squirrel class had a Victorian topic day. Candles, bookmarks, bread, button moulds, herbal bags and initial handkerchiefs are just some of the things they got to make!! 😁 pic.twitter.com/IOt9txcHbO

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26/05/23

Rabbit class having an end of Summer 1 treat whilst enjoying the ☀️ pic.twitter.com/ELfTBEF6jk

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26/05/23

Pheasant class playing with the magnet games they designed and made 🤩 pic.twitter.com/37WJElSLGc

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26/05/23

Dragonfly class had a wonderful drumming workshop today! pic.twitter.com/bwX3v1YaBH

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26/05/23

Science lesson in Badger class this week. Using a thermometer to check the temperature. pic.twitter.com/UlYRuXwn1q

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26/05/23

After a very hot, fun rounders tournament. Our fabulous team batted and fielded exceptionally and came in 4th place. Well done to everyone, you really know the meaning of teamwork 👏🏻⚾️🏆 pic.twitter.com/NQTG84syM7

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26/05/23

📢 Breakfast Club is now Available!🥣 Cereal, Toast and refreshments available🕒 7:30am - 8:30am Monday - Friday💳 £3 per pupil📄 To find out more, visit our website:https://t.co/Pm9N7Y9qlV pic.twitter.com/jKjA7mJHtM

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25/05/23

📢 Breakfast Club is now Available!🥣 Cereal, Toast and refreshments available🕒 7:30am - 8:30am Monday - Friday💳 £2.50 per pupil📄 To find out more, visit our website: https://t.co/CamZptWTrc pic.twitter.com/GT569hKHkk

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24/05/23

Rabbit class demonstrating our school value of pic.twitter.com/qToay2Fmdn

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24/05/23

Dragonfly class were investigating irreversible change in Science today. pic.twitter.com/qL0aJvzq9Y

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21/05/23

Friday Year’s 4,5 & 6 took part in a netball tournament. They were absolutely incredible they scored lots of goals and defended many more. We are so proud of you all, well done 😀👏🏻👏🏻. pic.twitter.com/CsQRIAd24y

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21/05/23

Pheasant class had a ‘Rosa Parks’ workshop today as part of their topic work. pic.twitter.com/3SVU0aKiNJ

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17/05/23

Squirrel class were on a wild plant hunt during their science lesson today🌱 pic.twitter.com/kPWHdMudig

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17/05/23

Rabbit class enjoying the ☀️ pic.twitter.com/svb4hInBuo

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17/05/23

Pheasants learning to tell the 🕰️ pic.twitter.com/DT4ScCXRtf

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15/05/23

What a super day in Squirrel class, the children levelled up some sentences based on The Smartest Giant in Town. The children produced some amazing sentences 🥰 pic.twitter.com/1UHO4s276o

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15/05/23

What a busy PE lesson today… Our gorgeous Rabbit class ran the daily mile, practiced their races for sports day and then experimented with some PE equipment! pic.twitter.com/wMJEvXxaps

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15/05/23

Badger class visited Mountfitchet castle today as part of their topic work 🏰 pic.twitter.com/aP1dteQGCI

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12/05/23

Owl class relaxing after working hard all week! pic.twitter.com/QM1wshZzpM

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12/05/23

Squirrels investigating halves and quarters. pic.twitter.com/iIPLNUjh4k

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Rewarding Children at Roydon

Roydon Primary school’s Code of Conduct: BE KIND, BE SAFE, BE RESPONSIBLE is the starting point for positive behaviour and effective learning.  Our code of conduct enables adults and children to talk about behaviour and learning in language that we all understand.  You will often hear adults discussing safe behaviour with children or praising them for their kindness to others.  

Verbal praise: we are always focused on our children’s learning and their behaviour.  Children are praised by all adults (and other children) when they are polite, well mannered, kind to others, responsible, share resources, think of others before themselves, are safe, make sensible choices and much, much more. Effort, progress and achievement in learning are all recognised as praiseworthy.  Praise can be given without a reward.  It is important that the children understand that behaving well and learning well are expected and can take place without a reward being attached.

Dojo points: At Roydon Primary Academy we use a reward system called ‘Class Dojo’. This allows parents/carers to be involved in how their child is behaving and promotes good communication between staff and parents/carer. Children are rewarded Dojo points for their attitude such as focusing on the task, being polite or demonstrating one of our core values. Parents can log on to Class Dojo and find out in real time how well their child is getting on. Dojo points can’t be taken away.

Postcards: Special postcards are sent home if a child has done something particularly worthy of praise.  This enables parents to be involved in the celebration!

Head of School awards: Children are often sent to the Head of School if they have completed a piece of excellent work, made good learning progress, met a challenge, worked well with others or has behaved exceptionally well.  Special Head of School award stickers are given to these children – along with Dojo points!

Golden child: Each term one child from each class is rewarded in Golden Assembly.  The child is chosen because of their great attitude to learning and their kindness to others.  Parents are invited to this assembly and a special badge is given.  The children wear these badges with pride.

Certificates: Each week at Friday’s Values Assembly, certificates are awarded to children who have demonstrated one of our core school values. Lunchtime certificates are awarded by dinner ladies to children who have: eaten all their lunch, played well, shared with others, been responsible and kind.  We keep records of the children who received awards but there are no limitations on how many times a child can receive an award. The certificates are awarded on merit and may also be used to boost confidence and support positive learning attitudes.

House teams: On Sports Day the children race for their House and we have trophies for the winning house in the morning’s competitive events and for the winning house in the afternoon for the fun sports events. Children also take part in other house activities during the year. There are four houses and each house has a Year 6 House leader.

Trophies: Trophies are presented to Year 6 children at the end of year Leavers Assembly.  These awards recognise excellence in writing, mathematics, science and sport.

 

 

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