“Character is what you are in the dark.” D. L. Moody
The word “unprecedented” has been used a lot lately because even though pandemics have happened before, they haven’t happened in a world quite like ours. At Eastbrook School, whether you’re in class, at home, or out in the community, we expect you to exhibit and inhabit the PROUD virtues. While we have just begun formally embarking on this journey of character education as a school, it’s clear to us in the maths team that some of our wonderful students have been learning these lessons for a long time.
We want to take some time to shout out to the students who have shown us PROUD virtues while engaging with remote learning.
In no particular order:
Mr. Bams: “These students have been consistently delivering high quality work to show an outstanding attitude to learning, even in this very challenging circumstance.”
- Zahira Uddin
- Simona Ivanova
- Ayesha Noor
- Miruna-Elena Halunga
- Bruna Mafalda
- Emma Gibson
- Alex Chervenkov
- Rafi Hayat
Mrs. Ogunlesi: “Despite the lockdown you remained disciplined and completed your maths tasks. I am proud of your effort, open attitude to learning, and resilience.” ?
- Temidayo Roberts
- Holly Thorogood
- Morgan Simon
- Andra Ilie
- Alessia Trifoi
- Nellija Arbidane
- Tahsin Islam
- Omosefe Omokpae
- Amelie Graves
- Lacey-May Stevens
- Ralfs Vackars
- Raya Dimitrova
- Tasnim Akhtar
- Kacper Jurczak
- Shameera Sawar
Mrs. Godwin: “They persevered to attempt every piece of assigned work. They demonstrated excellent resilience even when the task was challenging. I also admire their desire of being open to ask questions when they needed help.”
- Temi Osikoya
- Jimmy Bradley
- Ellie Koloto
- Lee Dwyer
Mr. Dos Santos: “I’m so proud of students who have shown real perseverance when others seemed to give up and stop engaging with online Maths tasks, and who have shown commitment to attempt difficult grade 7 Maths topics set online during the lockdown.”
- Mauro Coly
- Nedas Visagorskis
- Teagan Goodwin
- Maria Smirnova
- Stanley Opuni
- Precious Imoh
- Faith Francis
Mr. Padayachee: “While many other students have put in good effort, these students have shown lockdown brilliance!”
- Aaron Agu
- Wyatt Fairburn
- Kane Whitebread
- Mai Blewitt
- Kai Eglinton
- Calum Hewitt-Mills
- Ambreen Mansoor
- Teddy-James Martin
- Rabia Noor
- Sophie Sams
- Melissa Torvenyiova
- Maria Chihai
- Stanislaw Gorzach
- Aaron Hossain
- Isabella Soriano
Mr. McKenzie: “It’s been a pleasure to be working with students showing extraordinary discipline, resilience, and understanding, especially at this difficult time. I take my hat off to them.”
- Rebecca Carstenoiu
- Erin Melloy
- Afiriyie Agyemang
- Angelina Auchombit
- Zahirah Uddin
- Mustafa Mohamoud
- Simona Ivanova
- Hasan Karagandere
- Kamile Tucker
- Yashwini Bundhoo
- Nojus Buisas
- Angelina Savio
- Monica Gomes Da Silva
- Shannon Hayes
- Kelsey Henderson
- Beloved Olojinsao
Mr. Sardi: “It’s really great to see students so disciplined and resilient. I’m really impressed.”
- Stefania Bogacz
- Hung Chen
- Rhiannon Goodwin
- Leena Kanhye
- Maryam Khan
- Leeza Manzenzha
- Sacha Moses
- Ehinome Aigbonkhan
- Jessie Nnamdi
- Parth Patel
- Samuel Ratford
- Tia Robertson
- Juma Shikdar
- Saule Simanaviciute
- Razvan Alecu
- Cristian Butanescu
- Abieyuwa Ilaide
- Daniel Norton
- Gracie Otto
- Gabija Poceviciute
- Miruna-Elena Halunga
- Riley Hewitt
- Ethan Marquez
- Ayesha Noor
- Aisha Iqbal
Mrs. Zimmerman: “I’m so proud of these wonderful young people who always asked for help and kept up with all the work. Their resilience and discipline have shown me that they will be able to achieve anything they dream of in life because they never give up.”
- Kelly Cowling
- Cristina Dicusari
- Sahel Haidari
Keep up the good work! We look forward to seeing you soon!