We have reached the end of the twelfth week of the year and we have passed 22 MILLION WORDS!
Keep reading during the holiday and come back ready to take more quizzes and increase our word count.
Absolutely fantastic! Well done if you were one of the pupils who passed a reading quiz this week and contributed your word count to the whole school total.
Week 12 Word Count
Year 3 BEECH 74,140
Year 3 DOLPHIN 72,892
Year 3 ROBIN 54,337
Year 3 TULIP 22,812
Year 4 BADGER 58,250
Year 4 BLUEBELL 78,635
Year 4 ELM 77,410
Year 4 GOLDFINCH 188,273
Year 5 KINGFISHER 52,670
Year 5 MAPLE 451,584
Year 5 OTTER 215,423
Year 5 SNAPDRAGON 133,799
Year 6 EAGLE 35,972
Year 6 OAK 250,904
Year 6 ORCHID 300,287
Year 6 WOLF 159,891
Word Count Totals (Week 1-12)
Year 3 BEECH 321,179
Year 3 DOLPHIN 408,632
Year 3 ROBIN 470,031
Year 3 TULIP 489,046
Year 4 BADGER 372,434
Year 4 BLUEBELL 1,133,210
Year 4 ELM 802,626
Year 4 GOLDFINCH 1,209,860
Year 5 KINGFISHER 655,933
Year 5 MAPLE 4,668,564
Year 5 OTTER 1,559,718
Year 5 SNAPDRAGON 2,386,400
Year 6 EAGLE 1,804,552
Year 6 OAK 2,636,580
Year 6 ORCHID 1,515,373
Year 6 WOLF 2,272,356
Class Word Count Leaders
Year 3 Beech HAMIZ 48,551
Year 3 Dolphin ARLIN 121,937
Year 3 Robin AMELIA 79,022
Year 3 Tulip OLAEDO 158,635
Year 4 Badger SOPHIA 90,586
Year 4 Bluebell ROSA 422,015
Year 4 Elm NILI 284,329
Year 4 Goldfinch DANIEL 322,147
Year 5 Kingfisher RANSFORD 117,947
Year 5 Maple JAMES 2,098,428
Year 5 Otter LEMAR 336,371
Year 5 Snapdragon MEREDITH 1,405,774
Year 6 Eagle SERENA 640,479
Year 6 Oak ZACH 805,648
Year 6 Orchid MAJA 487,221
Year 6 Wolf VISHNU 553,641
We now have two WORD MILLIONAIRES!
Week 6 : Meredith from Snapdragon Class passed the 1,000,000 words milestone – Meredith received the traditional reward of a £25 voucher in the Flowers Celebration Assembly on Friday 20th September for being the first to reach one million words. Congratulation, Meredith!
Week 7: James from Maple Class has joined our Hall of Fame – Well done, James!
Week 12: James is building up a big lead in the word count totals and now has passed the two million words mark. Well done, James.