Head teacher Mrs Louise Reynolds said: "At Lightcliffe we love to celebrate. All our children's successes in and out of school are important to us. Every week we hold an achievement assembly on a Friday afternoon to celebrate and share our children's weekly successes. These can be things the children have achieved in the classroom or at home."
She said the trophies won during the ceremony at the Square Chapel in Halifax would take pride of place in a display case in the school's new library and that each winner would also have their own keepsake to take home.
There was a range of awards given out to recognise achievements in sport, music, science, English, maths, French, art and other special awards which included the Courtesy Award given to Holly Beattie and The Phillip Watkins Award for contribution to school which was presented to Sophie Doherty.
Head boy Jack Barraclough said: "I was so shocked when I found out I was head boy last year, in fact I still can't quite believe it. My mum was so proud and told everyone she knew. I have had a wonderful time as head boy. I remember being on the interview panel when Mrs Reynolds came for the job of head teacher, I was so pleased when I found out she had been given the job."
Head girl Laura Fisher said: "Thank you to all of the teachers and staff who have given me such wonderful experiences and opportunities, I know the improvements to the school building will benefit all of my friends and my sister Olivia who is in Form Three. Thank you again for making each day special."
There were various performances including a poetry recital, a story about the Rainbow People, a team-building dance and a performance of 'Playground Friends'.
Mrs Reynolds thanked everyone who had helped her during her first year at school.
Form prizes for contribution to the life of the school: Form 1, Elliot Hunter; Form 2, Nicola Backhouse, Form 3, Hester Hogarth, Form 4, Victoria Backhouse; Form 5, Mollie Rose; Form 6, Alex Snowball.
Form badges for the highest number of stars: Form 1, Olivia Turner and Jonah Carroll; Form 2, George Newton and Isabelle Williams; Form 3, Olivia Fisher and James Chapman; Form 4, Madeleine Snowball and William Smith; Form 5, Yulia Morris and Bradley Gerard-Harrison; Form 6, Laura Fisher and William Sugden.
Maths Prize: Form 3, Nathan Hadaway; Form 4, James Lathom-Sharp; Form 5, Isabelle Shoesmith; Form 6, Catherine Lathom-Sharp. English Prize: Form 3, Jayvian Mavi; Form 4, Megan Armitage; Form 5, Finley McKenzie; Form 6, Harry Manion.
French Prize: Reception, Gemma Hall; Form 1, George Gilgrass; Form 2, Saffron Carroll; Form 3, Jake Fawthrop; Form 4, Lewis Oldfield; Form 5, Emily Briggs; Form 6, Catherine Lathom-Sharp.
Stephen Hicks Science Trophy: Harry Manion. Progress in music: Form 1, Lily Oldfield; Form 2, Skye Rigby-Crompton; Form 3, Claudia Lannen; Form 4, Ellie Butterfield; Form 5, Faye Burnhill; Form 6, Alexander Snowball.
Amadeus Music Award: Harry Manion. Alice Horsey Music Award: Sophie Doherty. Key Stage 1 Art Award: Nichola Backhouse. Sports Key Stage 1 Medals: Jonah Carroll and Charlotte Wood. Junior Boys' Trophy: Jack Beattie. Junior Girls' Trophy: Madeleine Darby. Senior Boys' Trophy: Tobias West. Senior Girls' Trophy: Charlotte Stephenson.
Swimming certificate: Megan Armitage. Merierl O'Loughlin Award (contribution to netball): Emily Briggs. Cycling Proficiency certificates: Jack Barraclough; Lorna Butterfield; Amelia Carroll; Sophie Doherty; Laura Fisher; George Forsyth; Catherine Lathom-Sharp; Harry Manion; Max Pedley; William Sugden; Tobias West.
Stanley Hastings Trophy (sportsmanship): Faye Burnhill. Courtesy Shield: Holly Beattie. Michael Holding Trophy (head boy): Jack Barraclough. Claire Thomas Trophy (head girl): Laura Fisher. Dominic O'Loughlin Memorial Trophy (for caring): Ellie Butterfield. Mark Schofield Trophy: Tobias West. Phillip Watkins Award (contribution to school): Sophie Doherty. Elaine Aggis Prize (for being cheerful and sunny): Lily Bairstow.