Reward System

At Romans Field School we believe that all children should be rewarded for the postive choices they make in their learning and their behaviour. 

The children at Romans Field are rewarded for all kinds of things including, their academic work, for supporting peers, for trying their best but most of all we like to reward children for the best that they can be. 

We reward our children in a number of ways at Romans Field including:

The children at Romans Field School can be awarded the academic certificate for a number of reasons including; 

• • • Trying their best with their learning
    • Supporting peers in their learning 
    • Showing enthusiasm in their learning
    • An excellent piece of work
    • Home learning.

Children receive their certificates in weekly celebration assemblies. 

Week Ending 21st March

Ivy S        Jake

   Kyarah      Brodie      

Riley      Aiden

Tiana     Leo G

Ivy E

The children at Romans Field School can be awarded the behaviour certificate for a number of reasons including; 

• • Supporting others within the school community 
  • Making positive choices 
  • For using self regulation strategies
  • Excellent participation in all elements of the school 
  • Demonstrating the values of Romans Field.

Children receive their certificates in weekly celebration assemblies.

Week Ending 21st March

Enoch     Snowys Class

Giannah      Logan 

Irfan    Noah

Tiffany    Dylan

Freddie   Gabriel

Children who are consistently displaying outstanding behaviour, being a great role model, showing kindness, respect, perseverance, and are helpful as well as representing the school, can earn a Head of School award. They can also earn this award if they are showing that they are working hard, displaying their knowledge and their learning and consistently working hard or showing that they are improving their attitude towards work.

The Head of School award winner will receive a golden certificate and a badge that they can wear. 

Week Ending 21st March

Dylan     Levi

Our Curriculum Awards are a way of celebrating the children's academic achievements in all areas of the the curriculum. 

Pupils can receive stickers from Subject Leaders to celebrate outstanding pieces of work.

At the end of each half term one pupil from across the school will receive a voucher and a certificate to celebrate their success.

End of Spring 1 Term

 Riley - Writing

Ollie B - Writing

 Brodie - Maths

 Billy-Jack - Science

 Xander-James - Reading

At Romans Field School, we feel that it is really important for pupils to learn about, understand and demonstrate the different values within our school. It is our intention that pupils can implement these values not only just in their lives in school but also in their lives outside of school to improve their personal development, social, interpersonal and communication skills.

Our values are: Respect, Empathy, Honesty, Perseverance

At the end of the half-term each class teacher nominates a pupil for the value certificate to celebrate their success when they have shown the most or the best examples of the value.

Perseverance Value

Bailey                      Leyton

Throughout the year our pupils work towards earning their Bronze, Silver and Gold wristbands. 

The children need to earn 50 signatures on each of their reward cards to be rewarded their Romans Field School wristband. 

The children can earn signatures from all staff members around Romans Field School. 

House Points

All children at Romans Field are split into four different houses. 

The house points are counted weekly and shared with the children in celebration assemblies. The house with the most points at the end of each term is rewarded with a house reward.

Children can earn house points for many different reasons including:

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Respect for peers and staff
                                    • Determination and effort in a piece of work
                                    • Being honest and fair
                                    • Supporting each other
                                    • Confident and positive attitude to work
                                    • Polite, good behaviour. 

The house points also encourages the children to work as a team and to encourage the best in one another.