March's Exemplary Students    

W/C 3rd March

 Jacob of 7RD  was chosen for "all his hard work during the production of Wind in the Willows.  He was the only year 7 to be involved and worked very hard".

 

 

 

Abigail of 8ND, was selected by her tutor "for all her efforts in performing in Dancetime.  Abi deserves praise for doing that as I feel it's outside her comfort zone!

 

 

 

 

 

Kye of 9RC, was nominated for this award for "his improving attitude towards many aspects of his work and becoming more conscientious as a result.  He displays great diligence in and around the school and a thoroughly amenable personality."

 

 

 

 

Craig of 10OC was chosen for being "an outstanding student with regards to his ability to juggle extra-curricular and in-class activities and responsibilities.  He is always polite and cooperative and has a mature attitude to his school life."

 

 

 

 

w/c 10th March

Elora of 7IC, who was chosen for "always being happy to help, brightening the year group with her cheery nature and for making an excellent start to her time at St Wilfrid's."

 

 

 

 

 

Jake of 8ND was nominated by his tutor "for improving his attendance and his incredibly positive attitude and exemplary behavior at the Forest Schools project each Tuesday."

 

 

 

 

 

 

Neil of 9TF who was selected for "being able to demostrate a sense of committed dedication to his studies.  He is conscientious and industrious in most subjects and appears to enjoy putting effort into what he does in order to acheive a worthwhile result.  Neil is noted by his tutor as a good all round "team player" who contributes wholeheartedly to his tutor group activities by organising others and encouraging them to play an active part.  Neil is most amenable and trustworthy and a pleasure to teach."

 

 

 

 Laura of 10SF was the "first student to volunteer to read at the Year assembly."  Her tutor adds, "she is a positive and exemplary role model for her peers and is a focused and ambitious student."

 

 

 

 

w/c 24th March

Aoife of 7GB was nominated by her Year Head "for her exemplary behaviour in lessons and around the school.  Aoife is always willing to help and has a very mature approach to all her studies.  She is a student that sets a very good example to all those around her."

 

 

 

 

 

George of 8AA "a role model student, who always gives 100% in his studies and helps his fellow students.  George plays a supportive role in his Tutor group and always take a pride in his uniform.  An outstanding student!", comments his Tutor and his Head of Year.

 

 

 

 

 

Tahleel of 9HB who was selected by her tutor who comments "Tahleel is able to demonstrate a sense of committed dedication to her studies.  She is conscientious and industrious in most subjects and appears to enjoy putting effort into what she does in order to acheive a worthwhile result.  Tahleel was an ethusiastic participant in the recent school production of Wind in the Willows and gave a great deal of time and energy to the dance programme included in the play and will I hope continue to lend her talents in further productions.  Tahleel is a keen and regular member of the year nine netball team.  She is polite and helpful to members of staff in lessons and around the school."

 Anatasia of 10NB was selected as "she has consisently arrived at school punctually and in excellent uniform and is a very positive student in her attitude and contributions to her Tutor group."

 

 

 

 

w/c 31st March

Lynette of 7SF was nominated by her Year Head "for being a dedicated and committed student who has grown in confidence over the last couple of months and has shown real strength and aptitude as a friend to others.  Lynette also came up with the idea of Teacher of the Moment which has now been implemented by Mr Morris"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Aimee-Rose of 8ND who has been selected by her tutor her "work on the student council and her help with the BE&E interviews.  She also wrote an article for the Crawley Observer which will be an ongoing and positive move for St Wilfrid's.  Aimee is a committed student whoc is always prepared to give 100% in everything she does."  Aimee's Head of Year also commented "I am proud to say that she is a role model for Year 8!"

 

 

 

 

 

 

Henry of 9SD who has been nomiated by his tutor for a number of reasons.  "He is always punctual and smartly dressed.  Henry is consistently polite in his relationships with staff and students alike; he is obliging and willing to help, for instance, in opening and holding the door for others; assisting his form tutor etc.  Henry is noted as a conscientious pupil who is mostly committed to his studies and always attempts to do his best in order to attain his maximum academic potential."

 

 

 

 

 

 Rebecca of 10NB who "besides being a smartly dressed, punctual and well-organised student, Rebecca is also and outstanding role model for her peers with regards to her attitude towards extra-curricular activities.  Rebecca is a successful athlete and finds time to balance all the demands of her sport and her school work.  She was also instumental in the visit last week of the group of students from Georgia in the USA and she took on responsibility for the success of the day with enthusiasm and cheerfulness."