P.E Blog | St James' & Ebrington C. of E. Primary School

Quicksticks Hockey Level 1

Wed 07 Nov 2018

On Wednesday all of JC5 went to the quicksticks hockey tournament at CCS run by the Sports Leaders. We entered 7 teams and great fun was had by all despite the weather! IBJwas noted by the staff at CCS as being a great player with bags of enthusiasm. In the end we finished 2nd and 3rd.

Well done JC5 !

Y5/6 Football and Netball Round Robin

Fri 02 Nov 2018

On a beautiful autumns day St Jeb, Dormer House and St Davids met to to play some competitive games of football and netball. Lots of fun was had by all 8 teams who attended. Well done JC5 who all took part.

House Tag Rugby 2018

Fri 19 Oct 2018

On a beautiful autumns day all the children from reception to year 6 took part in the rugby. House captains organised their teams and did a brilliant job looking after the little ones. A huge thank you to CCS who sent their Sports Leaders down to ref the matches, they were outstanding!

After a fun, action packed morning MEON won the tournament. Congratulations !

Floorball A Team 16.10.18

Wed 17 Oct 2018

The Cotswold Floorball League 'A' Team competition's first group is now complete. The table is attached.

St James & Ebrington consolidated their position at the top of the qualifying table with wins against St Davids and Mickleton, as well as a draw with local rivals St Catharines. Oliver Haydon and Oliver Beale each scored twice in a 4-0 win over Mickleton. Haydon put his team ahead against St Catharines, but Max Bolam levelled. St Catharines had a short handed spell at the end of the match, but survived. Against St Davids, Lewis Martin put the Moreton side ahead and they seemed in control when Thomas Chamberlain's shot headed goalward, only for Jack Lacey to parry it. At the other end, Ellis Muckle also kept out some stinging shots, but could not prevent Joel Masters' late effort from hitting the roof of the net. A draw was on the cards until St Davids had a defender sent to the sin bin for a rash tackle. St James & Ebrington capitalised when Beale scored in the final seconds.

Despite this setback, St Davids finished second in the group, courtesy of Martin's lone goal against Ilmington. St Catharines sealed third place with a 2-1 win over Ilmington. Jack Hemming's first time strike to the far top corner was one of the best goals of the night the lead being stretched to 2-0 when Bolam poked home from close range. Zac Tremellen replicated Hemming's goal to pull one back, but time ran out as Ilmington started to dominate. Ilmington finished in fourth qualifying place when Jack Homans, Tremellen and Homans again gave them a 3-0 victory against Mickleton.

Next matches for these teams:

St James & Ebrington on 29th January 2019

St Davids and St Catharines on 15th January 2019

Ilmington, Mickleton and Shipston (if they are able) on 6th November 2018

St James & Ebrington 4-0 Mickleton

St James & Ebrington 2-1 St Davids

St James & Ebrington 1-1 St Catharines

Mickleton 0-3 Ilmington

St Catharines 2-1 Ilmington

Ilmington 0-1 St Davids

In the week after half term Blockley, North Cotswold, Willeresy, Bourton on the Water, Temple Guiting and Dormer House play the next group of 'A' Team games. The complete play off picture will be known by the end of the evening.

Floorball A Team 18.9.19

Wed 19 Sep 2018

Ilmington started the defence of their Cotswold Floorball League title with a last second victory over CCS. Zac Tremellen opened the scoring for them in the first minute only to be pulled back straight away by Ethan Hill. CCS went ahead after a determined run up the left wing by Felix Lindner resulted in a goal. CCS were definitely having the better of the game, yet could not get past goalie Timmy Goble. The holders made good use of their own left wing, a hard cross skimming across the face of the goal to be deftly tipped home by Joe Lewis. They pushed forward for the win, forcing a free hit from which a senior defender was sent to the sin bin. The reduced side kept Ilmington at bay until the last few seconds when a Tremellen shot crept home for a 3-2 win.

CCS also had a disappointing time against a St James & Ebrington containing four of last season's 'B' Team champions. The seniors had by far the best of possession and shots, yet everything hit the post, wandered just wide or was saved by Jack Lacey, who had an excellent day. St James & Ebrington only had two good breakaway attacks, leaving the defence standing and scored on both occasions through Joel Masters and Oliver Beale. CCS had a late power play, but could not score.

The final match saw St James & Ebrington topping the table after a comprehensive 4-0 win over Ilmington. The scoring opened with a speculative shot by Masters going wide only for Oliver Haydon to somehow leap in by the back pot and tip the ball home. Two goals by Masters and one from Beale completed the scoring. Ilmington did have several good shots of their own, only to be stopped by Lacey.

CCS took the chance to give their girls' squad some practice. They lost two matches 2-0 and drew the other 0-0, yet played well. Against Ilmington Lewis scored twice in the last minute, the first after a nasty rebound off a defender, the second the result of picking up both of his own rebounds. Beale and Haydon each netted for St James & Ebrington, but it would have been more if Oliver Bragg had not played so well. He continued this in the drawn match against the CCS Boys.

Next week CCS, Temple Guiting, Dormer House and North Cotswold lay the next group of 'A' Team games.

Gold Award!

Tue 26 Jun 2018

After a 6 year journey of developing and improving the PE and Sports at St James and Ebrington Primary School we have finally been awarded the Sainsbury's School Games Gold Award! This award shows our commitment and determination to get all pupils involved in sport and physical activity. A brilliant way for us to end an action packed sporting year! Thank you to all the staff and parent volunteers who made all this possible!

KS2 House Gymnastics Results - Congratulations Dovers!

Fri 22 Jun 2018

Name	House	Silver/Gold
Phoebe Cox	Aston	Gold 9.6
Ethan Hill	Aston	Gold 8.8
Edie Buckham	Aston	Gold 8.7
Agnes Horvath	Aston	Silver 9.2
Finn Williams	Aston	Silver 9.1
Olly Smith	Aston	Silver 9.0
Total			54.4

Name	House	Silver/Gold
Sally White	Meon	Gold 9.3
India Warren	Meon	Gold 9.3
Elgan Purser	Meon	Gold 9.2
Olivia Venn	Meon	Silver 9.3
William Warren	Meon	Silver 9.3
Phebe Marsh	Meon	Silver 9.1
Total			55.5

Name	House	Silver/Gold
Lily Jones	Dovers	Gold 9.7
Evie Hooper	Dovers	Gold 9.5
Maddie Hooper	Dovers	Gold 9.5
Megan Spruce	Dovers	Silver 9.2
Oliver Jones	Dovers	Silver 8.9
Jude Ramos	Dovers	Silver 8.9
Total			55.7

Name	House	Silver/Gold
Elsie Rushworth	Westington	Gold 9.2
Scarlett Jennings	Westington	Gold 9.2
Georgia Satchwell Perez	Westington	Gold 8.9
Louis Grove	Westington	Silver 9.2
Louis Riddell	Westington	Silver 9.2
Elly Corner	Westington	Silver 9.2
Total			54.9

Mini Red Tennis Level 2

Thu 21 Jun 2018

Today StJeb entered their strongest Y3/4 team in to the North Cotswold Finals and won gold! The 2 boys and 2 girls played a mixture of singles and doubles matches and have secured their place in the big time competition(level 3)! The winner of the level 3 competition will become the best school in Gloucestershire! Congratulations!

Mini House Rounders

Tue 19 Jun 2018

Today JC4 and JC5 had a Mini House Rounders competition down at the rec. Girls and boys played separately for their houses with 4 rounders games going on at once. After the group stages it was a Dovers vs Westington final with house captains selecting 4 girls and 4 boys to best represent their house. With the scores tied at 3 rounders each and only one batter left, Evie stepped up and hit a whole rounder, what a cracker! Making Dovers house champions 2018!