Sport, PE & Clubs » Photo Gallery
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November 2018 4 boys and 4 girls from Year 5 took part in a kinball tournament at Cleeve School.
Impact – The children have had the opportunities to take part in alternative sports which in turn have been used as part of the curriculum in school. |
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October 2018 The girls’ football team took part in a football tournament at Presbury St Mary’s. The team played very well despite never playing a match together before.
Impact – Girls’ football has been promoted across the school. There is a clear interest and excitement to develop skills and to perform against other schools.
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October 2018 Year 4 boys took part in a football tournament at Cleeve School. The team came third overall.
Impact- The children involved developed teamwork skills and communication by taking part. |
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October 2018 Y3 enjoyed an afternoon at Cleeve School taking part in a dodge ball festival run by the school's Young Leaders. Well done to all the pupils who took part.
Impact – Year 3 have had the opportunities to take part in alternative sports which in turn have been used as part of the curriculum in school. |
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2018-19 Football league- boys from years 4, 5 and 6 have taken part in the local football league.
Impact- Children have been able to put what they have done in training and challenge themselves by playing local teams.
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2018-19 Daily mile initiative
Impact – The ‘Daily Mile’ running track has increased participation for all pupils as the school field can now be |
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2018-19 EYFS Welly Walks – Throughout the year Reception have completed regular welly-walks. They have really enjoyed getting outside.
Impact – From an early age, pupils have developed a love of the outdoors as well as developing a clear understanding of the importance of regular exercise. |
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2018-19 Cookery Club – Year 6 pupils have benefited from being able to attend cookery club throughout the year.
Impact – Pupils have developed a love of cookery, particularly boys. They have developed skills which will enable them to take a positive step into secondary school as the club has taught them organisational skills and a clear awareness of what they are capable of preparing. Pupils and staff have also enjoyed tasting the creations!! |
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Autumn 2018 Lego Club – Pupils in both KS1 have benefitted from ‘Lego Club’. Some of the creations have been amazing to see.
Impact – Pupils have been able to take part in Lego Club across the school. This has fostered the importance of play, co-operation and thinking. |
2017-18 Sporting Highlights
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July 2018 'Cricket matches' - A great way to end the year with some cricket matches. |
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June 2018 'Prince of Wales Athletics' - An amazing performance against much bigger schools by our athletes. |
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June 2018 'Rounders Success' - A brilliant performance by the rounders team |
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June 2018 'A celebration of sport evening' - Thank you to Miss Kent for organising an amazing celebration of sporting activity and achievement |
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June 2018 Our wonderful girl's football team - Another great performance by the team |
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June 2018 'Mountain Bike Games Final' - Really proud of our mountain bike team for doign so well at the regional finals. |
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June 2018 'Gloucester Rugby Workshops' - A great way to learn about new skills with the help of some real professionals (Thank you to GRFC) |
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June 2018 'Skater and Scooter sessions' - Something that everyone really enjoyed - a great way to develop your balance |
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April 2018 'Mountain Bike Games Success' - A great day out and success for the mountain bike team. |
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April 2018 ‘Balanceability’ – Reception children really enjoyed their ‘balanceability’ sessions. It was amazing to see how quickly the children developed their balance and ability to ride their bikes. |
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April 2018 Another great sporting event which gave everyone a chance to try something new - 'Tri-Golf' |
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March 2018 Tag-Rugby Festival – Pupils from Year 5 and 6 attended a Tag-Rugby tournament at Newlands Rugby Club. The teams played brilliantly, and they even enjoyed some sunshine during the morning.
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March 2018 Sports Relief – Pupils came to school in non-school uniform with a sporting theme in exchange for a donation towards the Sports Relief charity. Throughout the day pupils took part in sporting events, including an obstacle race and mile run. The Year 6 Sport Leaders organised many of the events so should feel really proud of what they have achieved.
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March 2018 Feet First Dance Festival – Year 5 and 6 pupils took part in the Dance Festival. They impressed the audience with their contemporary dance routine which was set to music from the film ‘The Greatest Showman” |
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February 2018 The girls’ football team took part in a football tournament on the AstroTurf pitch at Kayte Lane. The team played very well in the cold conditions and came third overall.
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February 2018 Paralympic Footballer – The pupils enjoyed a visit from Jack Rutter with Sports for Schools. All pupils took part in a circuit style exercise showing the importance keeping fit plays on keeping a healthy mind. Jack was then able to answer a wide range of questions from the children about this career and the way that he has overcome the challenges that he has faced.
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Fine Steps Gymnastics – 6 pupils from Year 3 took part in a gymnastics event at Rowen Gymnastics Club. The pupils were required to perform a set routine which they performed to judges. The pupils all performed very well and enjoyed the event. |
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January 2018 12 Year 5 and 6 pupils took part in a number of individual and team races to score points in a swimming gala at Tewkesbury School. Both teams did fantastically well with one of the Gotherington teams placing 2nd overall. |
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November 2017 The pupils took part in a number of exciting activities with a different focus each day as part of the ‘Health and Well-being’ week. This included ‘Be Active’ which stressed the importance of keeping fit and made full use of the new all-weather running track.
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September 2017 Y3 enjoyed an afternoon at Cleeve School taking part in a dodge ball festival run by the school's Young Leaders. Well done to all the pupils who took part.
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September 2017 To bring back that feeling of summer, Year 4 showed great team work with their Maypole Dancing. |
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2017-18 Lego Club – Pupils in both KS1 and KS2 have benefitted from ‘Lego Club’. Some of the creations have been amazing to see. |
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2017-18 EYFS Welly Walks – Throughout the year Reception have completed regular welly-walks. They have really enjoyed getting outside. |
Competing against much bigger schools, our athletes did us proud! Special mentions to the Year 4 Boys' Relay team who won bronze; Olivia H from Year 6 for individual silver in the sprint & the Year 6 Girls' relay who won gold!!!
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Children from Year 4 & 5 participated in an athletics event at St Edward's Junior school. They showed great enthusiasm during each event. The Year 5 girls performed particularly well, winning a bronze medal in their relay!
Children from Year 3 took part in a QuadKids competition. They had to do six different events including a sprint and a throw. They got quite wet due to the poor weather conditions but represented the school really well!
The children played a selection of other small school teams. They showed great sportsmanship and came 2nd in their group event!
Children from Year 5 & 6 took part in an archery festival where they learnt lots of new skills and then played in a team competition.
Children in Year 6 took part in a tag rugby festival with lots of other local schools. The teams played very well and showed excellent sportsmanship. Team A came 5th overall and Team B came 3rd overall, winning a bronze medal.
