Rewards Policy

Achieving at Murray Park School

 

Mission Statement

At Murray Park School, we recognise and value the worth of every pupil. We believe that every young person can learn, grow, and go on to make a positive contribution to society. We celebrate our students’ diverse backgrounds and believe that every individual can achieve success in their own unique way.

Our rewards system is a key part of our PRIDE curriculum, which supports students’ personal development and character education. We actively promote our core values of Perseverance, Respect, Independence, Dreams, and Excellence in everything we do. All reward points are linked to these values and are designed to motivate students to become the best versions of themselves.

The GO4SCHOOLS Points System

All pupils earn PRIDE points throughout the year, awarded by staff in line with our PRIDE values. These points are tracked via the Go4Schools platform and are visible to students and parents to help celebrate progress and success.

We operate a checkpoint system to make our rewards inclusive and achievable for all. When pupils reach a checkpoint, they receive a small prize, such as confectionery or stationery, to celebrate their efforts. These checkpoints are designed to keep motivation high and acknowledge consistent positive contributions across the year.

The Gold Reward Prize Draw

Pupils who achieve 500 points or more are automatically entered into our Gold Reward Prize Draw, which takes place during the end-of-year celebration assembly. For every additional 100 points over 500, students receive an extra entry into the draw—giving them more chances to win. This adds an exciting element of anticipation and encourages pupils to continue striving for success right up to the end of the academic year.

Celebration Evening

This is an annual opportunity to invite pupils to a celebration of their achievements at a formal awards ceremony attended by pupils, parents, staff and members of the governing body. Pupils are invited to attend the ceremony in recognition of their achievements and to be publicly awarded. Nominations are made by subject leaders and Heads of Year which celebrate outstanding achievement in a number of areas. The rewards include public recognition at a formal ceremony, certificates, prizes and trophies.