Fairlight Primary and Nursery School
THE REIGN OF LORD JORDAN BEGINS
THE APPRENTICE AND LORD JORDAN
The Apprentice is an opportunity in the Summer Term for Year 6 pupils to show us the other skills that we may not have seen through SATS or throughout the school so far.
It is also an opportunity to prepare them for Secondary School where the rules can be very different.
The children will work in teams using Lord Jordan’s money to try and make the most profit they can from their sales.
The whole thing will culminate in a Year 6 Apprentice Sale where they will get to show their entrepreneurial skills and then be followed by the “hiring and firing” day where one lucky winner will become Lord Jordan’s Apprentice for 2024.
During the summer term the children will undertake a range of tasks as individuals and teams working towards the Year 6 Apprentice Sale.
They will also be being watched in all other aspects of school life by Lord Jordan’s team as they move towards transition to secondary school.
Lord Jordan has a team of staff across the school at lunchtime, playtime before and after school and in the local community who all report back on what they see and hear.
Winning the Apprentice
There are several categories that Year 6’s can win including the overall winner.
The Best Team will get a prize. To win this they will have to show good team work but ultimately the team who make the most money and spend the least amount of Lord Jordan’s money often win.
The “Surprise” award is giving to the Apprentice who just like it says surprises us with how they act and how they approach the competition. This is one of Lord Jordan’s favorite awards as he gets to see another side of children or a different confidence that they haven’t shown yet.
And then there is the overall Apprentice Winner who is the person who is the one who impresses Lord Jordan in all areas.
To win the Year 6 Apprentice is a huge thing and former winners have gone on to be Head Girl at Varndean or are at University studying Business and Finance.
Lord Jordan Positive Points
These will be giving for doing good learning and good behavior in school and out of school.
These will be added to and taken into consideration for the Apprentice Final.
There will also be weekly winners for this who will earn prizes and rewards.
Only children with Positive Points will be able to attend the Year 6 BBQ.
Lord Jordan Improvement Points
The opposite of good learning and good behavior is improvement.
Improvement Points will be added up and if they are too higher than Positive Points children will not be invited to take part in events.
78 APPRENTICE HALF TERM TASKS
Things every budding Apprentice should do before they are 12 years old- or before the Apprentice Final.
Whilst Lord Jordan is aware you might not be able to do them all (unless you are mega amazing) he wants to see who can do the most over Half Term.
He will however need proof (if required)- which might be the final product or a photo.
Highest score wins.
Points prizes for 1st/ 2nd/ 3rd- at that is it.
1. Build a den
2. Build a go cart
3. Build a sand castle
4. Build and light a fire
5. Climb a hill
6. Climb a tree
7. Count to 20 in a foreign language
8. Design and make your own bag
9. Do a brass rubbing
10. Do a jigsaw puzzle (> 100 pieces)
11. Do an obstacle course
12. Draw/paint a self portrait
13. Eat at a restaurant (knife and fork variety)
14. Feed the ducks
15. Go crabbing / rock pooling
16. Go down a water slide
17. Go fishing
18. Go on a boat
19. Go on a hike (>1 hour)
20. Go on a train
21. Go skating / roller-skating
22. Go to the farm and feed animals
23. Go to see live sport
24. Go to the beach
25. Go to the cinema
26. Go to the shops on their own
27. Grow vegetables
28. Have a picnic
29. Have a snail race
30. Have a water fight
31. Have a wheelbarrow race
32. Have your face painted
33. Hold a creepy crawly
34. Invent a family coat of arms
35. Jump the waves
36. Learn a card game
37. Learn a magic trick
38. Learn and recite a poem
39. Learn how to make shadow puppets
40. Learn to sew / knit
41. Learn to tie 5 different knots
42. Learn to tie a tie
43. Make a bird feeder
44. Make a cake
45. Make a papier-mâché model
46. Make a periscope
47. Make a toy
48. Make a treasure hunt
49. Make and fly a kite
50. Make and fly a paper aeroplane
51. Make pancakes
52. Make someone breakfast in bed
53. Make your own board game
54. Picnic in the park
55. Plant a seed and watch it grow
56. Play a board game with the family
57. Play an instrument
58. Play hide and seek
59. Play pooh sticks
60. Put on a talent show for friends or family
61. Raise money for a charity
62. Recognise 5 constellations
63. Recognise 5 types of tree
64. Recognise 5 wild flowers
65. Roll down a grassy hill
66. Run 1 mile
67. See the moon through a telescope or binoculars
68. Sew a button
69. Skim stones
70. Start a collection
71. Visit a castle
72. Visit a cathedral
73. Visit a museum
74. Visit an art gallery
75. Visit the library
76. Wear fancy dress
77. Whittle
78. Write a letter / postcard
Fairlight Primary and Nursery School
THE REIGN OF LORD JORDAN BEGINS
THE APPRENTICE AND LORD JORDAN
The Apprentice is an opportunity in the Summer Term for Year 6 pupils to show us the other skills that we may not have seen through SATS or throughout the school so far.
It is also an opportunity to prepare them for Secondary School where the rules can be very different.
The children will work in teams using Lord Jordan’s money to try and make the most profit they can from their sales.
The whole thing will culminate in a Year 6 Apprentice Sale where they will get to show their entrepreneurial skills and then be followed by the “hiring and firing” day where one lucky winner will become Lord Jordan’s Apprentice for 2024.
During the summer term the children will undertake a range of tasks as individuals and teams working towards the Year 6 Apprentice Sale.
They will also be being watched in all other aspects of school life by Lord Jordan’s team as they move towards transition to secondary school.
Lord Jordan has a team of staff across the school at lunchtime, playtime before and after school and in the local community who all report back on what they see and hear.
Winning the Apprentice
There are several categories that Year 6’s can win including the overall winner.
The Best Team will get a prize. To win this they will have to show good team work but ultimately the team who make the most money and spend the least amount of Lord Jordan’s money often win.
The “Surprise” award is giving to the Apprentice who just like it says surprises us with how they act and how they approach the competition. This is one of Lord Jordan’s favorite awards as he gets to see another side of children or a different confidence that they haven’t shown yet.
And then there is the overall Apprentice Winner who is the person who is the one who impresses Lord Jordan in all areas.
To win the Year 6 Apprentice is a huge thing and former winners have gone on to be Head Girl at Varndean or are at University studying Business and Finance.
Lord Jordan Positive Points
These will be giving for doing good learning and good behavior in school and out of school.
These will be added to and taken into consideration for the Apprentice Final.
There will also be weekly winners for this who will earn prizes and rewards.
Only children with Positive Points will be able to attend the Year 6 BBQ.
Lord Jordan Improvement Points
The opposite of good learning and good behavior is improvement.
Improvement Points will be added up and if they are too higher than Positive Points children will not be invited to take part in events.
78 APPRENTICE HALF TERM TASKS
Things every budding Apprentice should do before they are 12 years old- or before the Apprentice Final.
Whilst Lord Jordan is aware you might not be able to do them all (unless you are mega amazing) he wants to see who can do the most over Half Term.
He will however need proof (if required)- which might be the final product or a photo.
Highest score wins.
Points prizes for 1st/ 2nd/ 3rd- at that is it.
1. Build a den
2. Build a go cart
3. Build a sand castle
4. Build and light a fire
5. Climb a hill
6. Climb a tree
7. Count to 20 in a foreign language
8. Design and make your own bag
9. Do a brass rubbing
10. Do a jigsaw puzzle (> 100 pieces)
11. Do an obstacle course
12. Draw/paint a self portrait
13. Eat at a restaurant (knife and fork variety)
14. Feed the ducks
15. Go crabbing / rock pooling
16. Go down a water slide
17. Go fishing
18. Go on a boat
19. Go on a hike (>1 hour)
20. Go on a train
21. Go skating / roller-skating
22. Go to the farm and feed animals
23. Go to see live sport
24. Go to the beach
25. Go to the cinema
26. Go to the shops on their own
27. Grow vegetables
28. Have a picnic
29. Have a snail race
30. Have a water fight
31. Have a wheelbarrow race
32. Have your face painted
33. Hold a creepy crawly
34. Invent a family coat of arms
35. Jump the waves
36. Learn a card game
37. Learn a magic trick
38. Learn and recite a poem
39. Learn how to make shadow puppets
40. Learn to sew / knit
41. Learn to tie 5 different knots
42. Learn to tie a tie
43. Make a bird feeder
44. Make a cake
45. Make a papier-mâché model
46. Make a periscope
47. Make a toy
48. Make a treasure hunt
49. Make and fly a kite
50. Make and fly a paper aeroplane
51. Make pancakes
52. Make someone breakfast in bed
53. Make your own board game
54. Picnic in the park
55. Plant a seed and watch it grow
56. Play a board game with the family
57. Play an instrument
58. Play hide and seek
59. Play pooh sticks
60. Put on a talent show for friends or family
61. Raise money for a charity
62. Recognise 5 constellations
63. Recognise 5 types of tree
64. Recognise 5 wild flowers
65. Roll down a grassy hill
66. Run 1 mile
67. See the moon through a telescope or binoculars
68. Sew a button
69. Skim stones
70. Start a collection
71. Visit a castle
72. Visit a cathedral
73. Visit a museum
74. Visit an art gallery
75. Visit the library
76. Wear fancy dress
77. Whittle
78. Write a letter / postcard
Fairlight Primary and Nursery School
THE REIGN OF LORD JORDAN BEGINS
THE APPRENTICE AND LORD JORDAN
The Apprentice is an opportunity in the Summer Term for Year 6 pupils to show us the other skills that we may not have seen through SATS or throughout the school so far.
It is also an opportunity to prepare them for Secondary School where the rules can be very different.
The children will work in teams using Lord Jordan’s money to try and make the most profit they can from their sales.
The whole thing will culminate in a Year 6 Apprentice Sale where they will get to show their entrepreneurial skills and then be followed by the “hiring and firing” day where one lucky winner will become Lord Jordan’s Apprentice for 2024.
During the summer term the children will undertake a range of tasks as individuals and teams working towards the Year 6 Apprentice Sale.
They will also be being watched in all other aspects of school life by Lord Jordan’s team as they move towards transition to secondary school.
Lord Jordan has a team of staff across the school at lunchtime, playtime before and after school and in the local community who all report back on what they see and hear.
Winning the Apprentice
There are several categories that Year 6’s can win including the overall winner.
The Best Team will get a prize. To win this they will have to show good team work but ultimately the team who make the most money and spend the least amount of Lord Jordan’s money often win.
The “Surprise” award is giving to the Apprentice who just like it says surprises us with how they act and how they approach the competition. This is one of Lord Jordan’s favorite awards as he gets to see another side of children or a different confidence that they haven’t shown yet.
And then there is the overall Apprentice Winner who is the person who is the one who impresses Lord Jordan in all areas.
To win the Year 6 Apprentice is a huge thing and former winners have gone on to be Head Girl at Varndean or are at University studying Business and Finance.
Lord Jordan Positive Points
These will be giving for doing good learning and good behavior in school and out of school.
These will be added to and taken into consideration for the Apprentice Final.
There will also be weekly winners for this who will earn prizes and rewards.
Only children with Positive Points will be able to attend the Year 6 BBQ.
Lord Jordan Improvement Points
The opposite of good learning and good behavior is improvement.
Improvement Points will be added up and if they are too higher than Positive Points children will not be invited to take part in events.
78 APPRENTICE HALF TERM TASKS
Things every budding Apprentice should do before they are 12 years old- or before the Apprentice Final.
Whilst Lord Jordan is aware you might not be able to do them all (unless you are mega amazing) he wants to see who can do the most over Half Term.
He will however need proof (if required)- which might be the final product or a photo.
Highest score wins.
Points prizes for 1st/ 2nd/ 3rd- at that is it.
1. Build a den
2. Build a go cart
3. Build a sand castle
4. Build and light a fire
5. Climb a hill
6. Climb a tree
7. Count to 20 in a foreign language
8. Design and make your own bag
9. Do a brass rubbing
10. Do a jigsaw puzzle (> 100 pieces)
11. Do an obstacle course
12. Draw/paint a self portrait
13. Eat at a restaurant (knife and fork variety)
14. Feed the ducks
15. Go crabbing / rock pooling
16. Go down a water slide
17. Go fishing
18. Go on a boat
19. Go on a hike (>1 hour)
20. Go on a train
21. Go skating / roller-skating
22. Go to the farm and feed animals
23. Go to see live sport
24. Go to the beach
25. Go to the cinema
26. Go to the shops on their own
27. Grow vegetables
28. Have a picnic
29. Have a snail race
30. Have a water fight
31. Have a wheelbarrow race
32. Have your face painted
33. Hold a creepy crawly
34. Invent a family coat of arms
35. Jump the waves
36. Learn a card game
37. Learn a magic trick
38. Learn and recite a poem
39. Learn how to make shadow puppets
40. Learn to sew / knit
41. Learn to tie 5 different knots
42. Learn to tie a tie
43. Make a bird feeder
44. Make a cake
45. Make a papier-mâché model
46. Make a periscope
47. Make a toy
48. Make a treasure hunt
49. Make and fly a kite
50. Make and fly a paper aeroplane
51. Make pancakes
52. Make someone breakfast in bed
53. Make your own board game
54. Picnic in the park
55. Plant a seed and watch it grow
56. Play a board game with the family
57. Play an instrument
58. Play hide and seek
59. Play pooh sticks
60. Put on a talent show for friends or family
61. Raise money for a charity
62. Recognise 5 constellations
63. Recognise 5 types of tree
64. Recognise 5 wild flowers
65. Roll down a grassy hill
66. Run 1 mile
67. See the moon through a telescope or binoculars
68. Sew a button
69. Skim stones
70. Start a collection
71. Visit a castle
72. Visit a cathedral
73. Visit a museum
74. Visit an art gallery
75. Visit the library
76. Wear fancy dress
77. Whittle
78. Write a letter / postcard
Fairlight Primary and Nursery School
THE REIGN OF LORD JORDAN BEGINS
THE APPRENTICE AND LORD JORDAN
The Apprentice is an opportunity in the Summer Term for Year 6 pupils to show us the other skills that we may not have seen through SATS or throughout the school so far.
It is also an opportunity to prepare them for Secondary School where the rules can be very different.
The children will work in teams using Lord Jordan’s money to try and make the most profit they can from their sales.
The whole thing will culminate in a Year 6 Apprentice Sale where they will get to show their entrepreneurial skills and then be followed by the “hiring and firing” day where one lucky winner will become Lord Jordan’s Apprentice for 2024.
During the summer term the children will undertake a range of tasks as individuals and teams working towards the Year 6 Apprentice Sale.
They will also be being watched in all other aspects of school life by Lord Jordan’s team as they move towards transition to secondary school.
Lord Jordan has a team of staff across the school at lunchtime, playtime before and after school and in the local community who all report back on what they see and hear.
Winning the Apprentice
There are several categories that Year 6’s can win including the overall winner.
The Best Team will get a prize. To win this they will have to show good team work but ultimately the team who make the most money and spend the least amount of Lord Jordan’s money often win.
The “Surprise” award is giving to the Apprentice who just like it says surprises us with how they act and how they approach the competition. This is one of Lord Jordan’s favorite awards as he gets to see another side of children or a different confidence that they haven’t shown yet.
And then there is the overall Apprentice Winner who is the person who is the one who impresses Lord Jordan in all areas.
To win the Year 6 Apprentice is a huge thing and former winners have gone on to be Head Girl at Varndean or are at University studying Business and Finance.
Lord Jordan Positive Points
These will be giving for doing good learning and good behavior in school and out of school.
These will be added to and taken into consideration for the Apprentice Final.
There will also be weekly winners for this who will earn prizes and rewards.
Only children with Positive Points will be able to attend the Year 6 BBQ.
Lord Jordan Improvement Points
The opposite of good learning and good behavior is improvement.
Improvement Points will be added up and if they are too higher than Positive Points children will not be invited to take part in events.
78 APPRENTICE HALF TERM TASKS
Things every budding Apprentice should do before they are 12 years old- or before the Apprentice Final.
Whilst Lord Jordan is aware you might not be able to do them all (unless you are mega amazing) he wants to see who can do the most over Half Term.
He will however need proof (if required)- which might be the final product or a photo.
Highest score wins.
Points prizes for 1st/ 2nd/ 3rd- at that is it.
1. Build a den
2. Build a go cart
3. Build a sand castle
4. Build and light a fire
5. Climb a hill
6. Climb a tree
7. Count to 20 in a foreign language
8. Design and make your own bag
9. Do a brass rubbing
10. Do a jigsaw puzzle (> 100 pieces)
11. Do an obstacle course
12. Draw/paint a self portrait
13. Eat at a restaurant (knife and fork variety)
14. Feed the ducks
15. Go crabbing / rock pooling
16. Go down a water slide
17. Go fishing
18. Go on a boat
19. Go on a hike (>1 hour)
20. Go on a train
21. Go skating / roller-skating
22. Go to the farm and feed animals
23. Go to see live sport
24. Go to the beach
25. Go to the cinema
26. Go to the shops on their own
27. Grow vegetables
28. Have a picnic
29. Have a snail race
30. Have a water fight
31. Have a wheelbarrow race
32. Have your face painted
33. Hold a creepy crawly
34. Invent a family coat of arms
35. Jump the waves
36. Learn a card game
37. Learn a magic trick
38. Learn and recite a poem
39. Learn how to make shadow puppets
40. Learn to sew / knit
41. Learn to tie 5 different knots
42. Learn to tie a tie
43. Make a bird feeder
44. Make a cake
45. Make a papier-mâché model
46. Make a periscope
47. Make a toy
48. Make a treasure hunt
49. Make and fly a kite
50. Make and fly a paper aeroplane
51. Make pancakes
52. Make someone breakfast in bed
53. Make your own board game
54. Picnic in the park
55. Plant a seed and watch it grow
56. Play a board game with the family
57. Play an instrument
58. Play hide and seek
59. Play pooh sticks
60. Put on a talent show for friends or family
61. Raise money for a charity
62. Recognise 5 constellations
63. Recognise 5 types of tree
64. Recognise 5 wild flowers
65. Roll down a grassy hill
66. Run 1 mile
67. See the moon through a telescope or binoculars
68. Sew a button
69. Skim stones
70. Start a collection
71. Visit a castle
72. Visit a cathedral
73. Visit a museum
74. Visit an art gallery
75. Visit the library
76. Wear fancy dress
77. Whittle
78. Write a letter / postcard