The document discusses lessons from Kayla Montgomery, a runner with multiple sclerosis who pushes herself to her limits in races despite the pain. It emphasizes that persistence and dedication are needed to improve, and not to use excuses. Kayla is now ranked 21st in the country after winning a 3,200-meter race in 10:43 minutes. The document also lists the top performing schools and recognizes unsung heroes at Harefield who do their work without recognition.

1. Harefield:
The Year So Far
– A Time To
Reflect

2. Are you giving all
you have got?

3. Kayla Montgomery video

4. Lessons From Kayla Montgomery…
COLLAPSES at the end of each race due to MS
= PUSHES HERSELF TO HER LIMIT & IT IS PAINFUL
Not her favourite sport – but now it is her passion
= PERSISTENCE PAYS – IT TAKES TIME AND DEDICATION TO BECOME
GOOD AT ANYTHING!!
Almost quit – too hard and didn’t seem fair she needed to try harder
than anyone else due to her condition
= DOESN’T USE EXCUSES
She is now ranked 21st in the country following her North Carolina
State titles where she won the 3,200-meter race in 10:43 minutes

5. How is Harefield doing?
1. Bollin = 95.59%
2. Harefield = 95.29%
3. Norcliffe = 95.02%
4. Thorngrove = 94.78%

6. Are you giving all you have
got?
Nearly?
Is near enough good enough?

7. Harefield Unsung Heroes
Brilliant Basics:
Doing the right thing, knowing
that nobody’s going to know
whether you did it or not

8. Harefield Unsung Heroes
7HAH = Lucy Walmsley
7HSH = Amel Khaliq
7HKB = Kane Vout
8HJM = Lauren Philips
8HSN = Jake Weston
9HCG = Mae Spilsbury
9HMB = Katherine Calderbank
9HKD = Amy Loynton

9. Harefield Unsung Heroes
10HAM = Chloe Williams
10HGS = Alex Sharp
11HEM = Olivia Bolton
11HAS = Jamie Stelling
11HKH = Ciara Layburn

10. £759 in
45 minutes!

11. We need to be better
today than yesterday –
EVERY SINGLE DAY!

12. Are you giving all you have got?