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• Mini Red Tennis 12.6.18

  Mon 18 Jun 2018
  All of EC2 went down to CCS for a morning of tennis. A brilliant morning of tennis was had with children like Sam J and George A shinning brightly, well done!

• KS1 Tag Rugby

  Mon 18 Jun 2018

  It was a joy to watch 33 Y1-2 pupils playing competitive tag rugby against Longborough. 5 teams all battled hard in the round robin with some superb tries scored. Longborough left unbeaten so congratulations to them!

   

  A big thank you to the 14 year 5 Sports Leaders who ran the event with passion and enthusiasm. 

  

• Opportunity Floorball

  Wed 13 Jun 2018

  A floorball tournament was held at CCS on 13th June 2018. It was organised by Ben Daldry of St James & Ebrington for about thirty youngsters who do not generally get into their schools' representative teams.

  A small CCS girls' team also attended and had a successful evening, winning all three matches.

  CCS Girls 1-0 St James & Ebrington

  (Ruby Farrell scored the only goal in a very tight game)

  CCS Girls 2-0 Ilmington

  (Abi Riddell opened the scoring and Olivia Peachey netted on the power play. Timmy Goble of Ilmington saved a penalty shot)

  CCS Girls 5-1 St Catharines (Olivia Peachey scored two early goals, then Luca Aquino made it 2-1. Casey Teagle, Ruby Farrell and Peachey sealed it for CCS.)

  St Catharines 0-0 St James & Ebrington (Two strong defences dominated.)

  St Catharines 1-1 Ilmington (Alex Raeburn for Ilmington, then Luca Aquino for St Catharines.)

  Ilmington 1-0 St James & Ebrington (Lewis Challinor with a very late power play goal.)

   

  Apart from the one match where the girls really found their form all the matches were really close, Ilmington coming out as the top primary team.

  In the friendly match after the main tournament the result was

  Ilmington/St Catharines 2-0 St James & Ebrington/CCS.

  Philippe Parr and Alex Raeburn scored the goals. Jack Gadsby and Timmy Goble both kept clean sheets during their spells in goal .

  Finn Spencer was proclaimed 'Player of the Tournament' for being unbeatable in the Ilmington defence.

  

• Active Break Times

  Tue 12 Jun 2018
  Great to see such an active playground at St James KS2 today. We had yoga, football, netball and the trim trail all in full swing!

  

• A + B Team Football 7.6.18

  Tue 12 Jun 2018
  Last Thursday we fielded our strongest A and B teams against Bourton and won both games. The A team thrashed Bourton 13-1 and the B team won 5-2. A little too good for our friends down the road this time!

  

• Cricket EC3 - 8.6.18

  Tue 12 Jun 2018
  Well done to all of EC3 who entered 2 teams in to the local cricket competition. Everyone got involved and some great runs were scored.

• KS1 X Country Fun Run

  Fri 18 May 2018

  Today StJeb hosted a KS1 x-country event that saw 60 children running races and doing a fun run at the end. The StJeb Y6 Sports Leaders ran the event perfectly from start to finish too. The children were all very excited about collecting tokens for their school by completing laps. Four laps measured one whole mile, wow!

  In the End St Catharines won the event totalling a massive 166 tokens! 

   

  

• Sporting Star

  Mon 14 May 2018
  This young man was praised highly by the Sports Leaders from CCS for being a great team player and for being kind to others. Well done!

  

• House Netball 2018

  Mon 14 May 2018

  This year the pupils, through using the 'Pupil Voice' notice board, had requested a House Netball 2018 competition. All of KS2 took part in an afternoon of netball high fives and benchball, a brilliant way to finish the week. In the end it was a Meon victory, congratulations!

   

  A huge thank you to the CCS Sports Leaders who came down to run the event for us!

  

• EC1 Cricket Morning -11.5.18

  Mon 14 May 2018
  A huge thank you to coach Eric from the GCB who ran an excellent cricket workshop to inspire our EC1 pupils. Children practised batting and throwing skills in a range of fun and competitive games. I'm not sure who enjoyed it more, the pupils or Mrs Weeks?