Summer Term 2021
KS2 Sports Day
On Wednesday 21st July children from KS2 took part in their Sports Day. In the morning, the children took part in four different activities, scoring as many points as possible in a team. They were: Agility run, Netball shooting, Crazy Catch and Speed Bounce. The score after the mornings activities were as follows: =1st Willow and Beech - 647, 3rd Cedar- 621, 4th Oak - 588.
Here are a few pictures:
In the afternoon, the children took part in a series of different races, including; flat race, skipping race, sack race, obstacle race, 2 lap race, 4 lap race, obstacle relay and a relay.
Here are a few pictures, more can be found on our gallery page.
The final results were as follows:
1st Beech - 765
2nd Cedar - 756
3rd Willow - 747
4th Oak - 723
Reception and KS1 Sports Day
On Tuesday 20th July, the Reception and KS1 children enjoyed their Sports Day. In the morning, the children took part in four different activities, scoring as many points as possible in a team. They were: Agility run, Target throw, Crazy Catch and Tri-Golf. The score after the mornings activities were as follows: 1st Oak - 358, 2nd Beech - 340, 3rd Willow - 330, 4th Cedar - 263.
In the afternoon, the children took part in some races, including; flat race, sack race, egg and spoon race, obstacle race, obstacle relay and a relay.
Here are a few pictures of the children taking part, more pictures can be found on our gallery page.
The final results were as follows:
1st Beech - 411
2nd Oak - 400
3rd Willow - 379
4th Cedar - 306
Staff v Year 6 Rounders
On Monday 19th July, Year 6 took on the staff in a Rounders match. The staff won the toss and chose to field first. The Year 6's batted well, but unfortunately for them the staff were on fire and got a lot of the children out! 14 Rounders scored in total.
The staff stepped up to bat and were instantly knocking the ball out of the park (literally for some!) The Year 6's were unbable to deal with some of the batting skills of the staff and got no one out! The final score saw the staff win, with a score of 16 rounders....however we are sure it was a lot more!!
Well done to all who played, staff and Year 6, a great game and lots of fun had by all!
KS1 Cricket
On Friday 11th June, eight children from Year 1 walked across to Sleaford Cricket Club to take part in a Cricket event.
The children took part in a series of activities designed to develop the skills required for Cricket such as; throwing, catching, batting and bowling. The children thoroughly enjoyed themselves, especially the batting element!
Baseball
On Friday 14th May, 10 children from Year 3 and 4, took part in a new sport...Baseball! Miss Hudson, from Carre's Grammar School Outreach team, played a variety if games with the children, designed to develop key skills for Baseball. They were able to try out some brand new equipment, which are are able to keep as a school.
The children throughly enjoyed themselves and were able to develop a basic understanding of Baseball, they are very much look forward to being able to play some more of it in school
Pop Lacrosse
On Friday 7th May, twelve children from Year 6 took part in a Pop Lacrosse session, with a member of Carre's Grammar School Outreach team. The children spent some time developing some key Lacrosse skills, through fun games and learnt the rules of the game.
At the end of the seesion, they had the opportunity to compete against one another!
Ultimate Frisbee
On Friday 30th April, twelve children from Year 4 took part in an Ultimate Frisbee event. Miss Hudson from Carre's was on hand to help develop some important skills used in Ultimate Frisbee. The children practiced these skills in some fun challenges.
Afterwards, the children were able to apply these skills in some small competitive games.
The children throughly enjoyed themselves and took these skills onto the playground, where they taught their friends at lunch time and hope to play some matches next week!
Change 4 Life Combat
On Friday 23rd April, eight children from Year 3 took part in a Change 4 Life Combat event. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, we are unable to go to other schools, as we have done in the past, but we were lucky enough to have Lucy, from Carre's Grammar School Outreach join us at school.
The children took part in a series of activities, designed to inspire them to be more active.
