Overview of Performance # is a pleasant and well motivated pupil who clearly gains much from school and gives much in return. # continues to make a positive contribution to the class through cheerfulness, enthusiasm and perseverance. ^ has the ability and commitment to excel in all subjects. This is an excellent report in terms of effort and potential. # is pleasant, lively and cheerful. # is polite and well mannered. # is a charming and helpful member of the class who can always be relied upon to carry out any task conscientiously. ^ demonstrates a sensible and mature attitude to school life. ^ has an outgoing personality and is developing a wide range of interests. # shows encouraging signs of maturity and will discuss sensibly any comments about work or behaviour. ^ is developing self-confidence and becoming more independent in thought and action. # is a thoughtful pupil who can empathise with the feelings of others. # is a popular member of the group and has a good sense of humour. # has settled into the school routine very quickly and soon made new friends. # is always prepared to listen to advice and to act upon it as a means of improving the standard of work. ^ approaches all school activities with care and increasing perseverance. This is an encouraging report which shows that a good effort has been made to overcome difficulties. # is becoming a more active participant in class activities. This report highlights areas where more improvement is required # must realise that self-discipline is the key to success and happiness at school. # is capable of achieving good results when concentrating but must avoid the tendency to daydream. # needs to be more assertive and develop the self-confidence to express opinions and ideas more readily. ^ must try to develop a more positive attitude towards work rather than attempting to distract other members of the class. ^ needs to realise that homework assignments are important and be prepared to give these more time and attention. # is capable of achieving more but poor attitude and poor behaviour prevent this. # has a slow work rate and must make a greater effort to work more quickly. ^ must avoid the tendency to chatter and needs to recognise the value of concentrated attention. ^ balance high standard of academic work with involvement in extra-curricular life of the school