Our weekly celebration of students’ excellence.
The Book of Excellence is a striking celebration of the school’s ethos. Created from our students’ design concepts, at its heart the book is building a permanent, ever-growing record of our students’ achievement and excellence throughout the school.
Each week a student from each year group is chosen from staff nominations, their success recorded in the book for everyone to see. The pages build up an archive of distinction through the year.
Sadia nominated by Mrs Coope
Sadia is doing excellent within PE. She is very intelligent and memorises information very quickly. She tries her hardest at all times and even if the sport doesn’t come naturally to her, she still continues to work at it showing perseverance and resilience. She is a pleasure to teach!
Elizah nominated by Mr Brown
I would like to nominate Elizah for the Book of Excellence for her exceptional home learning on two occasions, and proud work completed for her Design assessment which demonstrates a clear understanding of isometric projection.
Anaya nominated by Ms Bagnall
Anaya has been working incredibly hard for the last few weeks, she has been completing all of her work to a high standard and getting onto all stretch tasks in the lesson. She concentrates and put all of her energy into her learning, which is showing in the fantastic work she is producing. Well done!
Noor nominated by Mrs Taylor
Noor’s commitment, focus and hard work so far this term have been outstanding in Art! She shows incredible determination to achieve the very best quality of class and homework and always seeks advice when she needs it. She attended our October Half Term booster and has produced an amazing acrylic painting. She sets very high expectations of herself and is a role model to others in her GCSE group. Keep it up! Well done!
Zarine nominated by Mrs Collins
Zarine has been working extremely hard during the past few months in preparation for her PPEs and GCSEs. She is polite, organised and always demonstrates the 5 respects but recently is going above and beyond in Science. She works collaboratively with her peers and shows resilience when working through a difficult question or topic. I am very proud of Zarine and the progress she’s made, well done!
Monday 17th November 2025
