Well done – Show Mr Mitchell

These two boys have designed their area to develop outside as part of our enrichment afternoons. During our enrichment afternoons pupils are taught in mixed ages from 7-11 and encouraged to develop the ‘hidden’ curriculum. It has been a HUGE success so far, the feedback from the pupils has been phenomenal!

The previous post was an example that showed it wasn’t all about the right answers. I guess there are times when it is!

Well done for getting 20 out of 20. I know how proud you are – we are too!

I was lucky enough to cover Year 4 this afternoon and saw examples first hand of strategies being taught really well from our teachers. Problems were presented to the pupils and after convincing the pupils that I wasn’t interested in the answers, they began to show their workings out. I was really pleased to see this pupil show her working out like the bottom picture shows. This was without a prompt – she just wanted to present it this way.

Well done!

Well done – Keep up this great work!

It’s just lovely when children come to see me to tell me good things! This was certainly good news!!

This Year 4 pupil has tried so hard over the last 3 weeks, she has got full marks for the last 3 tests.

Well done!

Four weeks had passed before this pupil realised what ‘FANTASTIC – Show Mr. Mitchell for the Well Done Blog’ actually meant.

Well done!!

What’s special about this picture is that these pupils have been chosen by Family captains as people who have impressed this week! Well done!

These pupils were spotted by adults in school as they were setting a good example to others.

Well done to this Year 5 pupil who has been working really hard in Numeracy.

Well done to these two Year 5 pupils who have been working so hard this week!

Well done to this Year 6 child who has worked really hard on her homework. She even told me that she needed to punctuate it properly next.

Well done!