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Christmas 2021

We are in the process of updating the way we collect points, so any day now all year 3 and year 4 pupils will get an electronic password to keep a record of points earned. Any existing points will be carried forward. 

Grab some extra points this Christmas break by participating in, or visiting, one of the activities / providers below...

Christmas Activities and Providers 2021

CU Presentation Abbeywood 2021

This is a video we prepared for our children, but also gives useful information if you are a parent, or just keen to find out more about how it works. The ethos behind it is described below.

Abbeywood is a Children's University

We were the first school in Worcestershire to become a Children's University in January 2014.  Being a Children's University allows us to celebrate the commitment and hard work that our children put into learning outside of school hours. Children collect stamps in their passports for any validated out of hours learning and work towards achieving their bronze (30 hours), silver (65 hours) and gold award (100 hours), where children graduate at Worcester University.

 

We attended our first graduation ceremony in December 2014 and have since attended every year with more and more children achieving bronze, silver and gold awards year on year. Key Stage 2 children are working hard out of lessons to continue to achieve stamps in their passports so we can look forward to even more proud moments at future graduations.

 

There are more and more validated destinations in Worcestershire and Birmingham where children can achieve stamps so if you go on any family visits, look out for the Children's University signs and ask for a validation form so the stamps can be put in passports.  Check the link below for the full list of validated centres. 

Summer Activities and Learning Destinations 2018

Children's University Graduation July 2018

Congratulations to the 16 children receiving their awards at this year's Graduation Ceremony held at Worcester Arena. For the first time we had children receiving not only their bronze, silver and gold awards (which is a huge achievement) but also children receiving their bronze certificates which meant that some children had gained over 130 hours of stamps in their passports.  Yet again, the children made us very proud and it was a very special event enjoyed by the staff, parents and of course the wonderful children themselves! Let's see if we can get even more hours next year - the challenge is on!

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