Thought Provoking Beech House Assembly
Mr Mitchell, Head of Beech, delivered a thought provoking assembly to Beech House this Tuesday. He talked about the many achievements that Beech house already have this year,...
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Mr Mitchell, Head of Beech, delivered a thought provoking assembly to Beech House this Tuesday. He talked about the many achievements that Beech house already have this year,...
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Mr Mitchell, Head of Beech, delivered a thought provoking assembly to Beech House this Tuesday. He talked about the many achievements that Beech house already have this year, such as 14 students across years 7 – 10 already having over 100 reward points. Mr Mitchell advised students to celebrate their own achievements and those of others and to see each achievement as a step towards another goal. Beech House then got a chance of joining in the assembly by voting for the best achievement. Try it yourself:
The purpose behind this was to underline Mr Mitchell’s central point: that achievement is personal and individual and the importance of having the right, positive mindset.
Students across all year groups are maintaining their positive commitment to their work and being recognised for their efforts. In the past week 1,804 rewards were issued by staff...
It was inspiring to see over 400 students and staff listening so intently to Advanced Skills Leader and top teacher Ms Knowles lead the Main School Assembly this week for Year 7...