School Sport
December – KS2 Archery Competitions
To help make up for the lack of inter-school competitive sport that cannot take place at the moment, Mrs Siddall organised sport competitions for each class. Children in Key Stage 2 took part in a number of different archery competitions to determine a class archery champion.
Congratulations to the following winners:
Class 5 – Lucas Smith
Class 4 – Eva Bielby
Class 3 – Joseph Radi
To help make up for the lack of inter-school competitive sport that cannot take place at the moment, Mrs Siddall organised sport competitions for each class. Children in Key Stage 2 took part in a number of different archery competitions to determine a class archery champion.
Congratulations to the following winners:
Class 5 – Lucas Smith
Class 4 – Eva Bielby
Class 3 – Joseph Radi
December – R/KS1 Target Throw Competitions
Children in Class 1 and 2 enjoyed taking part in class target throw competitions. The target throw game tested the children’s accuracy as they threw beanbags at a target.
Congratulations to the following children who came out with the highest scores in their class to become class target throw champions:
C1 – Ava Tindell- Riley
C2 – Daiya Thiara
Children in Class 1 and 2 enjoyed taking part in class target throw competitions. The target throw game tested the children’s accuracy as they threw beanbags at a target.
Congratulations to the following children who came out with the highest scores in their class to become class target throw champions:
C1 – Ava Tindell- Riley
C2 – Daiya Thiara
December – C5 Orienteering
Andy Jackson, the Sherburn Cluster School Sports Games Organiser, came into school to run an orienteering competition for Class 5. The children had a fantastic time and really enjoyed taking part in a variety of different orienteering games and activities. Andy was very impressed with both the ability of the children and their behaviour, attitude and sportsmanship. The overall winners were Amelie Kempton and Oliver Fountaine. Congratulations to them and everyone who took part.
Andy Jackson, the Sherburn Cluster School Sports Games Organiser, came into school to run an orienteering competition for Class 5. The children had a fantastic time and really enjoyed taking part in a variety of different orienteering games and activities. Andy was very impressed with both the ability of the children and their behaviour, attitude and sportsmanship. The overall winners were Amelie Kempton and Oliver Fountaine. Congratulations to them and everyone who took part.
December – C3 Tri-Golf
C3 loved taking part in a tri-golf workshop. Andy Jackson (the Sherburn Cluster School Sports Games Organiser) led a number of fun tri-golf activities. The children had a great time and enjoyed the various putting, chipping and target games.
C3 loved taking part in a tri-golf workshop. Andy Jackson (the Sherburn Cluster School Sports Games Organiser) led a number of fun tri-golf activities. The children had a great time and enjoyed the various putting, chipping and target games.
November – Yoga!
Following our whole school Yoga day in March, we have become a Yoga school! Yoga is part of our PE curriculum and the children are really enjoying the sessions.
Following our whole school Yoga day in March, we have become a Yoga school! Yoga is part of our PE curriculum and the children are really enjoying the sessions.
October – Staff Training!
During a staff training day, teachers and teaching assistants really enjoyed developing their coaching skills in a number of different sports. We took part in archery and orienteering sessions but the most popular sport was New Age Kurling! It got very competitive in the school hall. We’re really looking forward to running these sessions with the children.
During a staff training day, teachers and teaching assistants really enjoyed developing their coaching skills in a number of different sports. We took part in archery and orienteering sessions but the most popular sport was New Age Kurling! It got very competitive in the school hall. We’re really looking forward to running these sessions with the children.
September – Archery Club
With no contact sport currently allowed in school, we have had to think creatively about which sport clubs we can offer. This term we are having archery club for the Key Stage 2 classes. Each class has a weekly lunchtime session, and they have really enjoyed developing their skills.
With no contact sport currently allowed in school, we have had to think creatively about which sport clubs we can offer. This term we are having archery club for the Key Stage 2 classes. Each class has a weekly lunchtime session, and they have really enjoyed developing their skills.