Achievements & Awards

Each week children are recognised for exceptional writing. These children are rewarded in Monday's assembly with a special Heateacher's Writing Award sticker.

 Achievement Certificate

Achievement certificates are given out each week to children who have achieved something oustanding during the week. It might be for good behaviour, a good understanding of a particular topic or an exceptional piece of work.

Potters Green enter cross country race. Ryan Hart, Daniel Hart, Connor Wilcox, Kieran Coogan, Hayden Foster and Fortune Maphosa all gave up their Saturday morning to take part in a cross country championship race at Kersley Grange. Overall Potters Green came twenty second out of the schools that took part . One hundred and sixty five people took part in the A team race . Ryan Hart came 71st, Daniel Hart came 103rd, Hayden Foster came 110th, Kieran Coogan came 121st, Connor Wilcox came 125th and Fortune came 162nd.

Report by Daniel Hart, Ryan Hart and Connor Wilcox.

Potters Green School won the library quiz for the second year running.
On Tuesday 10th March 2009 a team of four, two reserves plus supporters travelled to St. Mary's Guildhall to defend their title.
To get to the final we had to win our heat, which was held at Bell Green Library.

The final consisted of Potters Green, Courthouse Green and Foleshill schools.
We had to read three different books and answer a round of questions on each book. The final round was a general knowledge round.

We felt nervous at the start but soon settled after winning the first round. The team managed to stay in the lead all the way through the competition and we won by a clear six points.

Reporter
Jack Golding (Team Captain)

On Wednesday 11th March 2009 Potters Green School took part in the final of an inter schools swimming gala at the Coventry Sports Centre. To get to the final they had to compete against Frank Whittle and Moat House schools at Cardinal Wiseman.
The final was between 8 schools from all over Coventry who had also won their regional heats.
It was a close fought competition but Potters Green found them selves in the lead from the beginning. Children from years 4, 5 and 6 took part. Although we didn't win many races we got lots of 2nd and 3rd places which gave us 207 points making us the winners by 20 points.

Reported by
Charlotte Pegler.