Children – ST GEORGE'S PRIMARY SCHOOL

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We do lots of competitions, fund raising and special events at St George’s. Children can alsocollect British Values BOOKMARKS! There are 5 to collect and then you will become a St George’s Community Citizen and win a stunning ammonite pin badge. To find out more see the British Values display board.

Click here to see the Ammonite Award Winners for each week.

See some below:

8.5.2020

Look at the gallery below to see what some of the children have been doing in school over the last few weeks.

2019-20

SCARF – PSHE – Safety Winners

Harvest

Thank you to Reverend James for leading our Harvest assembly today and for all the wonderful donations sent in with the children. The donations will be taken to the Portland Food bank.

Budmouth Maths Challenge

2018-19

This years award winners! Well done to all children who received an award.

100% Attendance Subject and Growth Mindset Awards

Progress Awards Governor Award

Young Writer Award

Chess Champion

Well done to our first millionaire reader of the year!! An amazing achievement.

CHAMPIONS!!!

Despite being in a tough group, the team qualified for the semi-finals where they defeated St. Osmunds. The team played an extremely tough final against Conifers, who they managed to beat to become 7-a-side champions for the 2nd year in a row!

All players did a fantastic job of representing the school and now look forward to the County Cup competition.

2017-18

End of Year Awards, Congratulations to all of our winners!

Overall Progress Awards: Subject Awards:

100% Attendance Awards: Growth Mindset Award:

Governor Award:

Annual Year Group Mathletics Champions Tophill Library Reading Buddies

Whole School Road Safety Visit by Dorset Police

Year 6 Kwik Cricket Team

Year 5 Visit to All Saints for a Bournemouth University Workshop

Leicester Tigers Rugby Undefeated South West TableTennis Champion

St George’s Story Writing Competition. Well done to the winners for their amazing stories!

Year 5/6 Area Champions at AFC Bournemouth football academy joined by u17 players Brennan Camp (ex-pupil) and Tom Hanfrey.

Budmouth Maths Challenge – CHAMPIONS!!!!!!

On Thursday 21st September 2017 six children attended the Budmouth Primary Maths Challenge with 8 other schools. We completed 4 challenges including: Maths Pictionary, Total 15, Maths Relay and Quickfire Challenge. They were great fun! In total we scored 34 points and we were extremely proud to be crowned CHAMPIONS of the Primary Maths Challenge 2017. Mrs Luxon said, “I am thrilled and immensely proud of the children! Not only for their maths skills but also their impeccable manners, respect and attitude to learning.”

A special thank you goes to Mr Dennis and the rest of the Budmouth Maths Department for such a great morning.

Faith, Sam and Jake

2016-17

Well done to our second Millionaire Reader!!

Well done to these two for their fantastic work in the community. They have been helping homeless people with food and supplies. Fantastic work!

Well done to our Kwik Cricket participants.

We have had our first millionaire reader in Accelerated Reader! Well done!

Some of our many Reading challenge winners:

Year 5/6 Football Tournament

Harvest Festival

We had a fantastic assembly led by Reverend James. We are delighted with the number of donations we have received for the Portland Food Bank and would like to thank all of the children and parents for their contributions. We also had three lovely prayers written by three year 6 children.

Yr6 Maths Quiz Team Life Education Van

2015-2016

Governors Award

Overall Progress Award Winners

Subject Award Winners

100% Attendance Award Winners

Drumming assembly

Extreme Reading Challenge Winners

Our Sainsbury’s Games Winner

Anti-Bullying week competition winners. Nash Cup Squad

Electric Guitar Award

Swimming Champion Horse Training Tag Rugby Squad

Bikeability

Charity Champion!!!

Charlotte raised £895 for Julia’s House!! Well done Charlotte.

We were really proud of all the children who completed the Summer Reading Challenge at Easton Library. We felt extra proud as we were the school with the most participants!