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Infant Weekly Awards
Infant Weekly Awards – Friday 4th March 2022
| Class | Behaviour | Star of the Week | Writer |
| Nursery AM | Shakthi | Bella | Mahdia |
| Nursery PM | Sinead | Penelope | Chloe |
| RJC | Sophia | Oliver | Neveah |
| RSF | Austin | Max | Ethan |
| RAB | Rithwika | JJ | Evelyn |
| 1NM | Alex | Polly | Isabella |
| 1AJ | Isla | Roman | Joseph |
| 1SB | Savanah | Jack O | Archie |
| 2LH | Freya | Jessica | Leo |
| 2SG | Maria | Obeid | Hope |
| 2JC | Scarlett B | Grace | Esay |
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This week’s
Infant House Team Winner is – Lightbody |
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Birthdays
Rec – Ava-Rose
Year 2 – Thomas, Lucy & Shea
Junior Weekly Awards
Behaviour Award:
3AB Mercy 3EM Samuel 3HH Angelo
4MW Raffael 4PM Leighton 4RD Ruben
5EC Adam 5LD Isla 5JW Riley
6JJ Heidi 6TL Yixuan
Star Award:
3AB Giovanni 3EM Nancy 3HH Eva
4MW Marisa 4PM Florence 4RD Ellie-Mae
5EC Poppy 5LD Devon 5JW Luke
6JJ Ava 6TL Jose
Writer Award:
3AB Amy 3EM Sadie 3HH Grace
4MW Luna 4PM Neve 4RD Jamie
5EC Sienna 5LD Iniyah 5JW Charlie
6JJ Tom 6TL Millie
This weeks Junior House Team Winners are all children in: Shepherd
Wednesday Word – 2nd March
Please find below the latest Wednesday Word.
Download: Wednesday Word – 2nd March [PDF]
Blessings and best wishes,
The Wednesday Word Trust
What Parents Need to Know About NFTs
Please find the National Online Safety guide for ‘What Parents Need to Know About NFTs‘ below.
Download: What Parents Need to Know About NFTs [PDF]
Thank you.
What are NFTs?
A non-fungible token, or NFT, is a unique digital record of a particular file – such as an image, audio track or video (non-fungible meaning it can’t be replaced by an identical item). NFTs let digital content producers like artists and designers control how their work is distributed and monetised. The offline equivalent would be owning a limited-edition art print, signed by the artist, with a certificate of authentication. The value of NFTs is incredibly volatile, unregulated and very much based on hype, publicity and marketing. These digital assets – typically collectibles, avatars for social media profiles or character add-ons for online games – are traded in specialised marketplaces using cryptocurrency.
In the guide, you’ll find tips on a number of potential risks such as IP theft, scams and financial loss.
Accompaniment Side-by-Side Event
Please find below information about the Accompaniment Side-by-Side event.
Download: Accompaniment Side-by-Side Event [PDF]
Thank you.
Archdiocese of Liverpool – Event
Side-by-side – An immersive event exploring the art of accompaniment, please see attached
What Parents Need to Know About Wink
Please find the National Online Safety guide for ‘What Parents Need to Know About Wink‘ below.
Download: What Parents Need to Know About Wink [PDF]
Thank you.
What is Wink?
Wink is a messaging app which allows children to connect and communicate with other users. In a similar style to Tinder, Wink uses the swipe method for browsing profiles and accepting or declining them. Once two users have accepted each other by swiping on each other’s profile, they can then communicate and play games online together. The fact that Wink allows children to share photos, personal information and their location with other users has caused significant concern.
In the guide, you’ll find tips on a number of potential risks such as grooming, cyberbullying and inappropriate content.
Spring 1 Newsletter
Junior Weekly Awards
Behaviour Award:
4PM Hector
6JJ Damari 6SD Emlyn 6TL Charlie
Star Award:
4PM Chloe
6JJ Aiden 6SD Ana 6TL Evie
Writer Award:
4PM Mila
6JJ Mikey 6SD Alicia 6TL Freya
This weeks Junior House Team Winners are all children in: Archer