Celebrating Our Values Award Winners 19.06.25

Congratulations to this week’s Values Award winners, who were recognised during our whole school assembly for their outstanding contributions and embodiment of our school values.

Mr. Johnson led the assembly with a celebration of the many exciting things happening across the school, with a special spotlight on sport. He introduced us to a fascinating and lesser-known game of Real tennis, also known as Royal tennis.

Unlike modern tennis, Real tennis features asymmetrical racquets, a handmade cork ball, and a court full of quirky angles and unique rules – enough to boggle the mind! He also shared the curious story of an 800-year-old drinks cabinet that plays a surprising role in the game’s rich history.

It was a fun and inspiring assembly that reminded us of the joy of learning something new and the importance of celebrating each other’s achievements.

Our Values Award winners this week are:

1st Year (Year 7)	Sophie H	For playing her lead role with confidence during the Junior Play.
2nd Year (Year 8)	Freddie F	For fully immersing himself in the French culture, trying new things, being extremely kind to others during the Brittany trip.
3rd Year (Year 9)	Willoughby HR	For delivering an inspirational speech in English about the correct order of jam and cream when enjoying a cream tea.
4th Year (Year 10)	Thomas V	For tidying up and helping out after tennis on Sports Day, he saw what needed doing, got on with it and did it brilliantly.
Lower Sixth (Year 12)	Will W	For unwavering enthusiasm during sports day.