House Competition Week 7

Lockdown House Competition

Week 7 (Final) Challenges

1 Staff School Report Challenge

Which of your teachers was a good boy or girl at school? Who was a chatterbox? Who was just like you? Read the school reports and try and guess which teacher the school report belonged to. You will be surprised!
Please submit your entry via this link  to Microsoft Forms by Wednesday 3 March, 9am. One point for every entry.

2. Heroes Challenge

What does it mean to be a hero? Have a go at one (or all) of the following hero challenges:
a. Write a sentence about who your hero is and why they are important to you? How have they inspired you? Include a picture of your hero.
b. If you were a superhero, what would your special power or special weapon be? Write a brief description and draw a picture.
c. Design a superhero outfit! Draw your entry and make it colourful.
Please submit your entry with a photo/picture to [email protected] by Wednesday 3 March, 9am. You must include your name, form and competition house with your entry. One point for every entry.

3. Active Challenges from the Youth Sports Trust

Each challenge is completed in 60 seconds. Have a go at one or all five!
The five challenges can also be found here: https://www.youthsporttrust.org/60-second-physical-activity-challenges
Please submit your entry with a photo and whether you achieved bronze, silver or gold to [email protected] by Wednesday 3 March, 9am. You must include your name, form and competition house with your entry. One point for every entry.

4. Lockdown View Challenge

As we come out of lockdown, we will all be glad to work and learn in a different environment. We would love to see your memory of your lockdown space either as a photo or preferably a drawing. It could be the view out your window, your desk set up or working space, or the piles of books you have been working from.

Please submit your entry with a photo/picture of your view to [email protected] by Wednesday 3 March, 9am. You must include your name, form and competition house with your entry. One point for every entry.

An additional challenge from our Amnesty International Group at School, which is separate from the house competition:
International Women’s Day.

On behalf of Amnesty International we’d like to encourage you to participate in three challenges related to International Women’s Day coming up on the 8 March.

a. creating a short acrostic poem about a woman you find inspiring
b. draw a comic strip about the life of an inspiring woman e.g., Jacinda Ardern or Kamala Harris
c. research an inspiring woman and give a small presentation to friends or family.
Please submit your entry to [email protected] by Wednesday 10 March, 9am. You must include your name and form with your entry.