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https://crieffhighschool.org/celebrating-success

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Crieff High School recognises and celebrates positive achievements by young people in the following ways:-

* Praise and encouragement in class
* Public displays of pupil work
* Departmental praise emails
* Merits (S1 -S3)
▪ Fortnightly merit letters will be sent home for pupils who have been awarded 5 or more merits.
▪ House teams will review merits awarded every term and will highlight pupil success at termly House Assemblies.
▪ The overall number of merits awarded throughout the year will be collated and will be used to determine the Merit Awards at the annual awards ceremony.
* Slice of Success
* Achievements are also highlighted in the Headteacher's monthly update, on Twitter and in the local press.
* Formal recognition of pupils at our annual Awards Events

Sporting achievements of CHS youngsters are celebrated at Crieff High School's annual Night of the Champions. The award ceremony is hosted by the school PE department, includes talks by inspirational sports persons, and followed by the presentation and BBQ.

Award winners are recognised for their endeavours and for their involvement in sport and physical activity at either county, district, national and/or international level.

At the end of each year, pupils are awarded for their overall academic achievements. An awards ceremony is held, to which parents are invited.

The criteria for success is detailed in the document below.

Staff nominate young people for their endeavours with the continuation of their learning, and they are invited to join the headteacher for a slice of cake to celebrate their success and receive their reward. These will be announced via social media.

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Crieff High School recognises and celebrates positive achievements by young people in the following ways:- * Praise and encouragement in class * Public displays of pupil work * Departmental praise emails * Merits (S1 -S3) ▪ Fortnightly merit letters will be sent home for pupils who have been awarded 5 or more merits.

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(1) Crieff High School on Twitter: "We were joined by @LighthousePerth today. Thank you for coming to the school and talking to us #TeamCHS https://t.co/IFNzSxHpb6" / Twitter

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Logos Strathearn Youth Project | Facebook

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Leadership Award - Overview - SQA

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Mathematical Challenge – The Scottish Mathematical Council | Comhairle Matamataig na h-Alba

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Mathematical Challenge is a problem-solving competition for individual pupils in Scottish secondary schools and upper primary schools (mainly P7). The competition began in Session 1976-77, following an initiative by the SMC Chairman of the time, Professor E.M. Patterson. The aim is to promote mathematics as a source of interest and pleasurable achievement.

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Scottish SpaceSchool (@ScotSpaceSchool) / Twitter

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Engineering for Girls - Strathclyde University 

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Engineering for Girls - Strathclyde University 

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John Muir Award || Awards Network

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Fiona Garry (@Fiona_SCQF) / Twitter

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Outstanding work at national 1 or 2

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Celebrated on Social Media - e.g. Twitter

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Celebrated on Social Media - e.g. Twitter

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Social Subjects

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Entered by David Griffiths??

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Schools National Road Race
Cross Country
Interschool football

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RYLA - Rotary Youth Leadership Awakening

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RYLA is an intense and incredibly challenging leadership program, sponsored by California and Nevada Rotary Districts 5180 of Northern California and 5190 of Northern Nevada, and has been designed to engender passion, resilience, determination, mental toughness, gratitude and compassion. In addition, the program will instill in the participants the value of Service above Self, a core Rotary belief.

You will also have the opportunity to participate in a character building program provided by the Grizzly Creek Ranch Ropes Course, which focuses on leadership, effective communication, trust and cooperation. Utilizing adventure, personal commitments and shared insights, you will gain an increased sense of confidence in yourselves and in your team.

Attendance at RYLA is supported by fully paid scholarships provided by the generosity of the men and women Rotarians of the 95 clubs in Rotary Districts 5180 and 5190 and takes place at the superb educational retreat at the Grizzly Creek Ranch located near Portola, California.

If you are selected to participate, you will have the opportunity to exchange ideas about current issues and discuss leadership and personal development with knowledgeable local and regional leaders including many District Rotarians.

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RYLA is an intense and incredibly challenging leadership program, sponsored by California and Nevada Rotary Districts 5180 of Northern California and 5190 of Northern Nevada, and has been designed to engender passion, resilience, determination, mental toughness, gratitude and compassion. In addition, the program will instill in the participants the value of Service above Self, a core Rotary belief.

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NPA Applied Sciences SCQF level 5 - SQA

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Organised by senior pupils / S6s

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S6 buddies
S6 supporting P7 transition
Active Schools Transition Day
S6 lesson teaching support
Seniors supporting junior dance

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Crieff Hydro
Remake

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- Good for recording achievements
- CVs

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