The Praise List: 5th – 16th December

Students who work hard in every lesson, every day, complete their retrieval practice (homework) will make the Praise List.

Every two weeks students are awarded a work hard score of 1 – 4 by each of their teachers. (For Years 7, 8 and 9 scores are awarded in English, maths and science. For Years 10 and 11, scores are awarded in all their subjects.)

1 = We couldn’t ask any more of these students. Their class work and retrieval practice is always completed to the best of their ability.

2 = Whilst there is a little room for improvement, students will make good progress if they continue to work hard and complete their retrieval practice in this way.

3 = There are concerns with how hard a student is working. There has been at least one instance where their retrieval practice has not been completed.

4 = There are serious concerns about how hard a student is working which means they will be making limited progress. Retrieval practice is not being completed. 

Students who achieve an average work hard score of 2 or better will make the Praise List.

If a single score of a 4 is awarded in any subject then that student will not be make the Praise List that fortnight.