Governors’ Merit Assembly
This morning I, along with many other parents, attended the Governors’ Merit Assembly at Watling Lower School.
This assembly was started about 8 years ago with just 4 awards and has grown. This year saw the introduction of the ‘Wat Ticks’ awards for achieving the highest scores in each years assessments. It was a particularly proud moment for me, as my daughter was one of the seven with joint highest score in the Foundation stage and my son was the highest score in Year 2.
There were awards presented for those who had been taking part in the Walk to School scheme, part of the school’s travel plan, and had walked over 100 times. Awards were given for attendance, highest number of merit points, to the house captains and vice-captains among others.
Andy Pilborough-Skinner from Templar Martial Arts presented certificates to several pupils who had graded in the after school club that he runs.
This year’s academic results are the best that the school has had and to celebrate that the children are being allowed a MUFTI day on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.












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July 17th, 2007 at 12:24 am
Ah, the proud Dad. This post takes me back to my days as a proud Mum.
Congratulations to the two award winners.
regards
jmb
July 17th, 2007 at 8:42 pm
Thank you,
Neither of them knew they were getting awards; my son was really excited when he was called out. He was almost dancing his way to the front and couldn’t stop bouncing while he was at the front with the other winners.
Regards,
Ian
July 19th, 2007 at 6:56 am
Congratulations.
Please pass on to the children from me.
July 19th, 2007 at 10:48 pm
Thanks Lyall, I will do.
How’s the weather over your way?
Regards,
Ian