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20/01/25

We have had a great assembly this morning- NSPCC Speak Out, Stay Safe 🟢🗣️ We are looking forward to the workshops later on this week. pic.twitter.com/WiSPon38Fq

16/01/25

Another great performance from our squads, this afternoon saw our girls take on a spirited Oakwood side. Goals from Riana (2) and Emma saw us win 3-0, topping off a great week for primary extracurricular sport! pic.twitter.com/ITjoMSbs9u

16/01/25

Reception have been looking at the composition of 5 in Maths today- they used counters and 5 frames to create equations🧮 pic.twitter.com/oxzBVIqvdV

15/01/25

Great result for our U11s again comfortably winning 4-0. Fantastic performances from Ruhi, Will, Teddy, and Freddy helped us to a clean sheet as well as some fantastic team goals. pic.twitter.com/Zoax7lQSuX

15/01/25

Our U10 footballers showed fantastic character and determination this afternoon as they came back from 0-3 down to win 6-4 against an Aboyne Lodge side, a team who we lost to earlier in the year. PoTM was Jake with 4 goals on his debut representing the school! pic.twitter.com/bgV2VRTZSz

13/01/25

Year 6 have had a brilliant day and have got loads of enthusiasm to bring back to their English lessons for this term🧙🏻🪄 pic.twitter.com/BAbUyXMgck

13/01/25

Year 6 learning about colour symbolism in their workshop this morning. Exciting to see the costumes of Umbridge and Voldemort. Common misconception: Voldemort’s cloak is green not black. pic.twitter.com/dQK4sP6R3c

13/01/25

Year 6 have arrived safely for an exciting day at Harry Potter World 🪄🧙🏻 pic.twitter.com/AKgEWMzVQn

09/01/25

Reception have loved going on the new Jungle Gym this morning 🛝 pic.twitter.com/xmQe2uGT0P

06/01/25

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20/12/24

* World War II Day * Our Year 6 children had a brilliant day on Monday; we hope you enjoy this video, which captures the day so well. https://t.co/ob4RrnI3M2

20/12/24

We are delighted to have supported the St Albans & District Food Bank for another year. We would like to thank you for your generous donations, which our Year 7 form captains helped to deliver to Verso Vineyard Church today.https://t.co/F3jqJJkeQKhttps://t.co/SNOFIRNl7P pic.twitter.com/bgwghndoDe

20/12/24

Christmas Lunch was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone! Full of Christmas cheer and delicious treats. A big thank you to all of the catering staff who helped make it a huge success 🎅🏼🎄🎶 pic.twitter.com/GcFdDSonqX

19/12/24

Year 5 have worked incredibly hard to create a Grinch inspired set of instructions on ‘How to Steal Christmas’ 🎄🎅🏼 pic.twitter.com/hgJqazsvth

18/12/24

Today we had a fantastic afternoon watching the Primary Panto- Beauty and the Beast 👸👑 a big thank you to our for funding this pic.twitter.com/LG6zc0mdnk

16/12/24

Some members of our Year 2 and 3 choir performed at Alban Manor Nursing home today- singing a range of carols and spreading Christmas cheer 🎄🎅🏼🎶🎵 pic.twitter.com/fh59um9MRY

16/12/24

Year 6 continued their day with an opportunity to make WWII inspired carrot muffins 🥕🧁A huge thank you to Mrs Rudd for making this possible pic.twitter.com/CP0CWBJiIy

16/12/24

Year 6 are beginning the final week of the term with a WWII themed day- look at some of the amazing outfits they have turned up to school in today 🧳🧁🤩 pic.twitter.com/1yeDHumAB5

13/12/24

Year 2 have had a wonderful Christingle Service at St Luke’s Church this morning 🍊🕯️ pic.twitter.com/EWHkDwC9X5

12/12/24

A message from our wonderful PTA pic.twitter.com/KPJlR4WW1K

09/12/24

We all loved watching our wonderful reception children perform their nativity- Boogie Woogie Nativity today. Using our amazing new drama studio. 🪩 🐮🐑🫏👼🏼🤴🕺🎸 pic.twitter.com/QWNrTRqaJB

07/12/24

Our Year 5s experienced a day in Greek times today as they took on some Olympic challenges! Spear throwing and wheelbarrow pushing were just some of the activities they took on! pic.twitter.com/D45MpeUhWc

06/12/24

Year 5 Imperial are also really enjoying their Ancient Greece day-engrossed in their laurel wreath making 🏺🍃🏛️ pic.twitter.com/UhmhdcBFHw

06/12/24

Year 5 St Andrews are thoroughly enjoying their Ancient Greece day, so far we have completed science experiments linked to Archimedes eureka moment and made their very own laurel wreath 🏛️🏺🍃 pic.twitter.com/Oxv2f2wG4s

04/12/24

Our current year 6 students are showing such superb drawing skills using coloured pencils, as usual. Well done year 6! pic.twitter.com/Cwy9y9xlV5

Pastoral Care

Samuel Ryder Academy is passionate about ensuring that all students are cared for and learn effectively in our supportive school community. We work in collaboration to enable our lines of communication to be student centred. In conjunction with students, parents/carers, governors and the wider community, we endeavour to make positive decisions that impact on student well-being and progress.

Behaviour is at the core of any pastoral system and Samuel Ryder Academy has both clear and high expectations for students to adhere to. The Consequence system for both the Primary and the Secondary phase can be downloaded on this page. Our behaviour system is focused on all students having the right to learn in a respectful environment; empowering students to build on positive attitudes and core values that will be long lasting skills required to be successful in their chosen next steps.

Positive reinforcement and rewarding students in accordance with our school values also underpins our pastoral system. We recognise students for their Achievement, Care and Excellence, in and out of lessons with a variety of rewards. Our reward system can be downloaded on this page and is used regularly to promote good decisions but also to highlight excellence encompassing our core school ACE values.

Our pastoral structure provides students with appropriate professionals in place to guide them and give advice with regards to specific needs. The role of the tutor plays an integral part of the pastoral system and all tutors will be directed by the Heads of Year.

We believe that our clear and consistent expectations support all of our school community to learn in a respectful environment, where they are cared for and gain justified recognition in line with our core values.

Primary Rewards

Please click here to view our primary rewards system.

Primary Consequences

Please click here to see our primary consequence system.

Secondary Rewards

Please click here to see the secondary rewards system.

Secondary Consequences

Please click here to see our secondary consequence system.

The Samuel Ryder Student

Please click here for the expectations of a Samuel Ryder student.

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