At Stubbin Wood School our students are assigned to a house team when they join us.  We have four house teams in the school each led by a Head of House as follows:

Red team              Rachel Schmitz

Green team          Mrs. C. Walters

Blue team             Mrs Woss (new Head of House being recruited!)

Purple team          Mrs Woss (new Head of House being recruited!)

Head of House Coordinator: Mrs. T. Woss

Heads of House encourage students to support the school’s ethos of inclusion.  This is done through planning, preparing and delivering lunch time activities as well as organising house team competitions and sports days.

We celebrate the individual achievements of students and collective team achievements through our reward system designed to motivate and encourage pupils to achieve their individual learning goals to fulfil their full potential across all areas of the school.

Students are rewarded for

• Kindness shown towards others

• Achieving individual goals

• Taking on new challenges

• Developing communication and social skills

We reward students in many different ways to include:

•  A Gold Star from our Executive Principal Mrs Baker

• Superhero reward recorded on our chart in class.

• Weekly certificates within class, given out during weekly assemblies

• Tokens won for their house team

• Stickers

• Termly rewards for the winning house team

• Chance to win a Mystery Prize at the end of each term.

The Heads of House set out to create a fun and exciting environment for all our students where they can take part in a variety of different activities.  It may be that they can express themselves on the dance floor at dance club, develop strength and teamwork at sports club, gain communication and social skills singing at full voice in the choir club, or develop their imagination in creating objects out of Lego and Meccano at construction club.

Throughout the school year the Heads of House plan and prepare team tournaments and sports days with the focus on developing social skills, teamwork, communication skills and develop pride in their achievements and those of their house teammates.