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Achievement Points this year

Achievement Points this year


Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Achievement Points this year

Reward certificates have been posted to students for their fantastic efforts this academic year. The number of reward points received determines the certificate awarded as follows:

  • Bronze Award: 50-99 points
  • Silver Award:100-199 points
  • Gold Award: 200-329 points
  • Platinum Award: 350-499 points
  • Diamond Award: 500+ points

We have a record number of Diamond awards issued this year with 19 in year 7, 16 in Year 8, 9 in Year 9 and 2 in Year 10.

The top students in each year group (as of 12th July) are:

Year 7

  • 1st Place: Emily, 7Beech, with 771 points
  • 2nd Place: Lana, 7Sycamore, with 751 points
  • 3rd Place: Sharly, 7Ash, with 748 points

Year 8

  • 1st Place: Preesha, 8Maple, with 1010 points
  • 2nd Place: Blossom, 8Maple, with 889 points
  • 3rd Place: Jathursan, 8Ash, with 843 points

Year 9

  • 1st Place: Nieka, 9Willow, with 666 points
  • 2nd Place: Beau, 9Beech, with 665 points
  • 3rd Place: Anton, 9Oak, with 645 points

Year 10

  • 1st Place: Jhanavi, 10Oak, with 605 points
  • 2nd Place: Vritika, 10Elm, with 558 points
  • 3rd Place: Khushi, 10Willow, with 478 points

A special well done to Preesha for achieving the most reward points in the whole school!

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