Pupil of the Month

Today we announced our pupils of the month for November 2024.

RA - Cora Goundry
Cora has been a shining example of determination, confidence and happiness. Cora is thriving in school. She is always ready to give everything a go and as a result, she has made excellent steps of progress. Cora loves to read, she loves to tell stories, she loves to play with her friends, she loves to sing and dance. Cora is an absolute delight and I could not be more proud of how well she is doing in school. This little girl is going to shine bright all the way through school and it is going to be an exciting journey to watch. Well done, Cora!

RWT - Skylar-Mae Cox
Skylar-Mae is a well deserved winner of Pupil of the Month in RTW. Her hard working nature and cheerful personality are a pleasure to watch. Throughout the term, Sylar-Mae has shown amazing knowledge and this is supported by her ability to listen intently and her willingness to please. She can often be found helping her peers, with a beaming smile. Well done Skylar-Mae, you are a star!

1L - Freya Henry
Congratulations to Freya for being 1L’s Pupil of the Month. Freya has an infectious personality and always brightens the classroom with her laugh and positivity. Freya attempts everything with enthusiasm and loves to learn. She always tells me how much she loves school and how she wants to improve her reading. The progress Freya has made with her reading this term has been amazing, boosting her confidence, and she is now tackling longer, multi-syllabic words. Freya has wonderful anecdotes to share and I adore having her in the classroom. Well done Freya – you deserve everything and more!

1/2M - Mirwais Ahmed
1M’s Pupil of the Month award goes to Mirwais Ahmed. Mirwais is very deserving of this award. He joined Crook Primary School in 1M last year and from day 1, he has always tried his best. Mirwais is always doing the right thing and listening to every instruction given to him. He is very polite and is bursting with ruby power. He has continuously improved his diamond power in year 2 and consistently works hard. Well done, Mirwais! You have come so far and I can not wait to see all of the wonderful things you will go on to achieve! Keep it up!

2D - Amber-Hope Barnes
Amber is 2D's pupil of the month for so many reasons! She works her socks off every day and always strives to be the very best that she can be. She is making wonderful progress in all areas and this is down to her dedicated attitude towards her work. Amber is always doing the right thing. She is a caring friend to others and is polite and helpful in the class. She shines brightly with all of our gem powers and is such a super role model to others. I can't wait to see what Amber achieves throughout her time in year 2 - she has made a brilliant start so far! Well done!

3B - Hallie Green
Hallie is 3B's pupil of the month for November for more reasons than I can list here! Hallie is such a positive influence in the classroom and frequently makes us laugh, with her quirks and additions to class discussion. She is a fantastic little writer and I can often be found chuckling away, whilst marking her work because of the bonkers and imaginative things she has included! She is a great friend to those around her and tries her best to support others in class with her intellect. She has a fantastic memory and great attention to detail. Hallie is unstoppable and takes everything in her stride without complaining, you go girl!

3F - Annabelle Cannon
Annabelle is 3F's Pupil of the month as it has been fantastic to watch her confidence flourish since beginning school in September. She can be a little shy and quiet at times within the classroom, but these past few weeks she has really come out of her shell. I am particularly proud of her for participating in a dance show in front of thousands of people! Keep up the great work Annabelle, you should be incredibly proud of yourself.

4G - Ella Lynn
My Pupil of the Month this month is awarded to Ella. Ella shows so much enthusiasm in her learning. She loves to take part in lessons by sharing and discussing her thoughts and ideas, and she is always super focused in the classroom and ready to learn. Ella puts so much effort into the tasks she is given, and she ensures her work is always presented beautifully. She is a pleasure to have in the classroom! Well done Ella!

4L - Abi Gregory
Abi is such a pleasure to teach! Her enthusiasm for new knowledge shines through in every subject. She approaches each day with a big smile, always eager to explore and ask questions. She has such a positive attitude and curiosity which make her a joy to have in the classroom. Keep up the hard work Abi - well done!

5M - Isabelle Addison
Isabelle has been a super star this month! Isabelle has put maximum effort into everything she has been tasked to do, and this hasn't gone unnoticed. Isabelle brightens up the classroom with her smile every morning, and she displays gem power throughout the school day. She is polite, helpful and a great friend. It has been lovely to see Isabelle become more independent in her work, especially writing and checking for spelling mistakes, as well as having the confidence to put her hand up more to ask and answer questions. Well done Isabelle - keep up the hard work and determination.

5T - Leo Lowes
5T's pupil of the month has got to be the lovely Leo! He has fabulous emerald power, particularly during English lessons where he always has amazing ideas ready to share with the class. Leo is an avid reader and this is clear from the quality of his written work, with an ambitious range of vocabulary always being included as well as exciting plot twists and turns! Leo has also shown great determination during our recent assessments and his hard work has paid off, resulting in some scores to be proud of. Well done Leo, keep up your wonderful work!

6O - Fern Breward
Fern is a pupil who always does her best and her work in her books is immaculate. She is sparkling with diamond power - she takes care to complete everything to the best standard independently and shows pride in her written learning. Fern shows impeccable behaviour at all times around school and deserves recognition for this. Well done Fern - keep it up!

6T - Bailey Harrison
6T's pupil of the month is Bailey Harrison because his attitude towards school life is fantastic. He has made many positive contributions to class discussions, showed great determination to improve his learning in reading, writing and maths, and as a result, he has made excellent progress. Most of all, he has been very enthusiastic about his learning, which is wonderful to see. Keep up the amazing work Bailey!

Pupil of the Week

22nd November 2024

RA Noah Hutchinson
RW Scarlett Wilson Kirsopp
1L Eva Spencer
1/2M Mirwais Ahmed
2D Lewis Johnson
3F Theo Dawson
3B Caprea Quinn
4L Freddie Underwood
4G Misha Glaister
5M Isabelle Addison
5T Ashton Allerton
6O Emily King
6T Mia Gibson

Pupil of the Week

15 November 2024

RA Amarah McAloon
RW Albie Westgarth
1/2M Jenson Young
1L Nancy Nguyen
2D Amelia Holmes
3F Noah Agar
3B Amelia-Rose Johns
4G Liberty Heslop
4L Ruben-John Stewart
5M Scarlett Hodgson
6T Bailey Harrison

School Photographs

Tempest photographers will be visiting school this Thursday (14th November) to take individual photographs of the children. Pupils at our nursery will be brought over to the school by staff to have their photographs taken individually, and with brothers and sisters. Only pupils on role at Crook Primary School and Nursery will be photographed.

All children must wear their school uniform.

House Teams Scores

Darwin - 5865

Pankhurst - 5070

Nightingale - 3735

Shackleton - 3485

Crook Primary is proud to be in partnership with Magic Breakfast, providing  healthy breakfasts to our pupils so that they are settled and ready to learn. 

Magic Breakfast provides Crook Primary with nutritious breakfast food to ensure  children start their school day in the best possible way. Breakfast gives children the  energy needed for the busy school morning, enabling them to focus on their  lessons. All children have a breakfast bagel in their classroom when they come to school in the morning.