The Portsmouth Pupil Oscars are an annual award which all schools in Portsmouth can enter. There are five categories and each school can nominate one pupil for each. In addition, schools with both primary and secondary age pupils are able to nominate a primary and secondary winner. During our voting process staff nominate pupils who they feel most deserve the award and these are then shortlisted by members of the School Council. Every pupil is then able to vote for the person they think should win each category. The Portsmouth Pupil Oscars panel read all of the nominations from every school and decide on an overall winner. All pupils nominated receive their award at an exciting black tie award ceremony at the Guildhall.
Pupil Oscars 2011 – Winners
Attendance Award: Lewis Street.
For his determination to turn up at school despite being in some discomfort at times.
Overcoming Difficulties Award: Charlie Stevens.
For making excellent progress despite having several admissions to hospital this year.
Outstanding Contributor to the Community Outside of School Award: Lauren Eddy.
For her successful work experience placement in a Nursery where she was a great help to the staff.
Outstanding Contributor to School Life Award: Secondary - Georgia Rogers.
For her work on the School Council and COPS. Georgia is always the first person to offer to help others.
Outstanding Contributor to School Life Award: Primary – Lily Knight.
For helping new classmates settle into school, taking responsibility for showing them where everything is and playing with them at lunchtimes.
Curriculum Award: Secondary - William Palmer.
For his dedication to his work, excellent progress in all curriculum areas and for mastering riding a two wheeled bike which took a great deal of practice and patience.
Curriculum Award: Primary – Brandon Jacobs.
For making such excellent progress in his first year at school, he has developed much more language and enjoys signing and signing to everyone.
Pupil Oscars 2011 – Winners
Attendance Award: Lewis Street.
For his determination to turn up at school despite being in some discomfort at times.
Overcoming Difficulties Award: Charlie Stevens.
For making excellent progress despite having several admissions to hospital this year.
Outstanding Contributor to the Community Outside of School Award: Lauren Eddy.
For her successful work experience placement in a Nursery where she was a great help to the staff.
Outstanding Contributor to School Life Award: Secondary - Georgia Rogers.
For her work on the School Council and COPS. Georgia is always the first person to offer to help others.
Outstanding Contributor to School Life Award: Primary – Lily Knight.
For helping new classmates settle into school, taking responsibility for showing them where everything is and playing with them at lunchtimes.
Curriculum Award: Secondary - William Palmer.
For his dedication to his work, excellent progress in all curriculum areas and for mastering riding a two wheeled bike which took a great deal of practice and patience.
Curriculum Award: Primary – Brandon Jacobs.
For making such excellent progress in his first year at school, he has developed much more language and enjoys signing and signing to everyone.