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  • YR5/6 SWIMMING GALA COMPETITION

    Published 22/01/24

    On 25th January 2024 we held our Yr5/6 Swimming Gala Competition. This was a Compete themed event and was for pupils who enjoy competition. All Pupils received a participant certificate and the school games value celebrated for this event was Determination. All children were encouraged to display the school games values and fair play but each team nominated one pupil from their school who stood out the most for showing Determination School Games Value. 

    We had the following 12 schools/teams attend our event:

    • Astley
    • Beeston 
    • Dereham Jnr
    • Kinsale Jnr
    • Langley Prep
    • Mattishall
    • Queen's Hill
    • St Mary's
    • Swanton Morley
    • Taverham Jnr 
    • Thomas Bullock
    • Toftwood Jnr

    Neatherd High School sports leaders helped run the competition, who were brilliant at supporting and encouraging the children to do their personal best. It was great to see 96 swimmers involved in swimming and a great opportunity for the pupils to represent their school in a sports event. Following on from todays event, we encourage schools to provide the children an opportunity to develop and improve their swimming skills further. 

    Youth Voice-quotes from the pupils

    "I feel like I'm gonna have a heart attack!"

    "Felt very good afterwards as nervous at the start"

    "I'm very proud of myself and happy I came where I came"

    A big well done to Langley Prep who won the overall competition today and the runners up were Taverham Jnr

    Also congratulations to the following swimmers who won their individual race;

    Yr5 girl front crawl - Isabelle from Taverhan Jnr

    Yr5 boy front crawl - Blake from Langlep Prep

    Yr6 girl front crawl - Charley from Dereham Jnr

    Yr6 boy front crawl - Jude fromLangley Prep

    Yr5 girl backstroke - Kaleesi from Kinsale Jnr

    Yr5 boy backstroke - Benjamin from Langley Prep

    Yr6 girl backstroke - Molly from Dereham Jnr

    Yr6 boy backstroke - Jake from St Mary's

    Yr5 girl breastroke - Isabelle from Taverham Jnr

    Yr5 boy breastroke - Blake from Langley Prep

    Yr6 girl breastroke - Dolcie from Thomas Bullock

    Yr6 boy breastroke - Ewan from Langley

    Mixed Yr5 & Yr 6 Relay winners were Langley Prep

    A very well done to all that took part.

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  • YR1-2 PE FESTIVAL​​​​​​​

    Published 19/01/24

    On 18th January 2024 we held our Yr 1-2 PE Festival at the Easton Tennis Centre.  This was an Engage themed event and was for pupils who enjoy taking part and come to have a try. All Pupils received a participant certificate and the school games value celebrated for this event was Passion. All children were encouraged to display the school games values and each team nominated one pupil from their school who stood out the most for showing Passion School Games Value. 

    We had the following 18 schools attended our event:

    • Astley
    • Bawdeswell
    • Beeston
    • Cawston
    • Garrick Green
    • Ghost Hill
    • Grove House
    • Gt Witchingham
    • Hockering
    • King's Park
    • Litcham
    • Lodge Lane
    • Lyng
    • Queen's Hill
    • Reepham
    • St Mary's
    • St Peter's
    • Toftwood Inf

    The schools participated in 8 different activities and was run by Reepham High School sports leaders, who were brilliant encouraging the children to do their personal best. It was great to see over 170 children involved in various activities and a great opportunity for the pupils to represent their school in a sports event. The pupils were active and improved across the day. Following on from todays event, we encourage schools to provide the children an opportunity to develop and improve their skills further by putting on clubs before/after school, break and lunchtimes.

    Youth Voice - Quotes from the pupils at the event;

    "This was the best day"

    "I loved it"

    "I want to do it 100 more times"

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  • NORFOLK SCHOOLS LEADERSHIP PATHWAY​​​​​​​

    Published 17/01/24

    YR5-6 ACTIVE LEADERS - LEADING CHANGE

    The Norfolk Schools Leadership Pathway is passionate about providing opportunities for as many young people as possible to grow their leadership skills, gain experience in sports leaderships and develop essential life skills such as communication, organisation, and teamwork.

    This year we launched the new Norfolk School Leadership Pathway- Leading a legacy which provides schools with a leadership journey from KS1- KS4 with the outcome of trying to improve personal development for young people which prepares them for life.

    This week we launched the Active Leaders training days, and they were a huge hit. The training days were attended by 24 different schools and approximately 250 year 5-6 pupils. The pupils we delivered to were enthusiastic and have shown some great leadership qualities and I know that the younger pupils they will be leading back at their school during breaks, lunchtimes and extra-curricular sessions will be having a great time.

    Each of the training days consisted of 4 different workshops- practical leadership skills, playground games, running intra-school events and health and wellbeing. The pupils have come up with lots of different ideas/ activities and will be using their planning booklets to plan their sessions. They will also have access to the new playground activity cards we have written.

    Staff Feedback- What impact has taking part in this event had on your pupils?

    “Informative, interesting, engaging and a chance to be taken out of their comfort zone. They are now able to lead activities more confidently and independently for pupils of all ages and skill levels”.

    “Children have learned a wide range of skills which will help them in everyday life. It has improved their social skills, confidence and provided them with the skills they need to lead”.

    “It was a valuable and inclusive experience that we can recreate within our school environment”.

    Pupil Feedback- What did you learn at the event and what was your highlight of the day?

    “Meeting people from other schools- learning how to lead”.

    “I learnt about how to communicate, work as a team, organisation, safety, SMILE and inclusivity”.

    “Making new friends, creative thinking being safe and respectful”.

    We look forward to continuing to work with these young leaders and cannot wait to see all the good work they are doing back in their school. This is the start of their leadership journey and hopefully we will see them again as they progress through the Norfolk Schools Leadership pathway.

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  • YR1-2 GYMNASTICS FESTIVAL X2

    Published 08/12/23

    On 6th & 7th December 2023 we held our Yr 1-2 Gymnastics Festival at the Norwich Gymnastics Club.  This was an Develop themed event and was for pupils who enjoy taking part and come to have a try. All Pupils received a participant certificate and the school games value celebrated for this event was Determination. All children were encouraged to display the school games values and each team nominated one pupil from their school who stood out the most for showing Determination School Games Value. 

    We had the following 11 schools/14 teams attended our event:

    • Bawdeswell
    • Dereham Inf
    • Ghost Hill
    • Hockering
    • Litcham
    • Lodge Lane
    • Thomas Bullock
    • Toftwood Inf
    • Astley
    • Garrick Green
    • Gt Witchingham

    The schools participated in 4 different activities and coaches from Norwich Gymnastics Club ran each activity and supported Taverham High School sports leaders, who were brilliant encouraging the children to do their personal best. It was great to see 111 children involved in various activities and a great opportunity for the pupils to represent their school in a sports event. The pupils were active and improved across the day. Following on from todays event, we encourage schools to provide the children an opportunity to develop and improve  their skills further by putting on clubs before/after school, break and lunchtimes.

    Youth Voice - Quotes from the pupils at the event;

    "I like the beams jump off the end"

    " the best bit was jumping into the pit"

    "I liked the bars"

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  • SSP cross country county finals​​​​​​​

    Published 05/12/23

    On Wednesday 22nd November a squad of 80 pupils represented the SSP at the Norfolk School Games cross country finals at High Lodge in Thetford Forest. It was a beautiful autumnal day and the conditions for cross country were perfect.

    The Norfolk School Games aims to put physical activity at the heart of schools and provide all young people opportunities and experiences that can make a meaningful difference to their loves. The Games is organised by Norfolk’s 8 School Games Organisers and Active Norfolk. For more information visit the Norfolk School Games website.

    SSP Squad

    The SSP squad for the cross country finals comprised of pupils from Years 3 to 6 from 10 different schools. All of the pupils had qualified for the finals by finishing in the top 10 positions at our SSP cross country competition at Langley Prep School on 2nd November 2023

    The qualifying pupils came from the following schools;

    • Taverham Jnr
    • Drayton Jnr
    • Queen's Hill
    • Swanton Morley
    • Astley
    • Thomas Bullock
    • St Mary's
    • Litcham
    • Cawston
    • Stibbard
    • St Peter's
    • Scarning
    • Mattishall
    • Gt Witchingham

    Course

    Pupils raced a round a course through the beautiful Thetford Forest over the following distances:

    • Year 3 boys & girls = 1000m
    • Year 4 boys & girls = 1200m
    • Year 5 boys & girls = 1400m
    • Year 6 boys & girls = 1600m

    Results

    To view the results from the event 

    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10nlxdaD-vZgQvDyjz6-xy8pJ1B5sdLxF/edit#gid=1198090075

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  • YR3-4 ALTERNATIVE ACTIVITIES​​​​​​​

    Published 30/11/23

    On 29th November 2023 we held our Yr 3-4 Alternative Activities Festival at the ARENA, Norwich.  This was an Engage themed event and was for pupils who enjoy taking part and come to have a try, friendly games were played after the skills sessions. All Pupils received a participant certificate and the school games value celebrated for this event was Self Belief. All children were encouraged to display the school games values and fair play but each team nominated one pupil from their school who stood out the most for showing Self Belief School Games Value. 

    We had the following 8 schools attended our event:

    • Costessey
    • Firside
    • Kinsale Jnr
    • Queen's Hill
    • Scarning
    • St Peter's
    • Taverham Jnr
    • Toftwood Jnr

    The schools participated in 8 different activities and Hellesdon High School sports leaders, who were brilliant at supporting and encouraging the children to do their personal best. It was great to see 80 children involved in various activities and a great opportunity for the pupils to represent their school in a sports event. The pupils were active and improved across the day. Following on from todays event, we encourage schools to provide the children an opportunity to develop and improve  their skills further by putting on clubs before/after school, break and lunchtimes.

    Youth Voice - Quotes from the pupils at the event;

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  • YR3/4 & 5/6 GIRLS FOOTBALL COMPETITION 2023

    Published 15/11/23

    On 14th November 2023 we held our Yr3/4 & 5/6 Girls Football Competition. This was a Compete themed event and was for pupils who enjoy competition. All Pupils received a participant certificate and the school games value celebrated for this event was Respect. All children were encouraged to display the school games values and fair play but each team nominated one pupil from their school who stood out the most for showing Respect School Games Value. 

    We had the following 17 schools/29 teams attend our event:

    • Astley
    • Bawburgh
    • Bawdeswell
    • Cawston
    • Costessey 
    • Dereham Jnr
    • Drayton Jnr
    • Firside
    • Garvestone
    • Kinsale Jnr
    • Langley Prep
    • Lyng
    • Queen's Hill
    • Reepham
    • Scarning
    • Taverham Jnr 
    • Toftwood Jnr

    DESA sports leaders helped run the competition, who were brilliant at supporting and encouraging the children to do their personal best. It was great to see 217 girls involved in running and a great opportunity for the pupils to represent their school in a sports event. Following on from todays event, we encourage schools to provide the children an opportunity to develop and improve their football skills further by putting on clubs and encouraging the pupils to join a local community club to promote/grow girls football wider in Norfolk. 

    Youth Voice-quotes from the pupils

    "Best day ever"

    "We never play against other schools"

    "Great fun"

    "Really good and its a good sport"

    A very well done to all that took part.

    A special congratulations to the following;

    YR3/4 WINNERS - Costessey 

    YR3/4 RUNNERS UP - Dereham Jnr

    YR5/6 WINNERS - Taverham Jnr

    YR5/6 RUNNERS UP - Costessey 

    Who will all go through to the County Finals on 19 March 2024 at GOALS

     

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  • YR1-2 RUGBY FESTIVAL​​​​​​​

    Published 10/11/23

    On 9th November 2023 we held our Yr 1-2 Rugby Festival at Crusaders RUFC.  This was an Engage themed event and was for pupils who enjoy taking part and come to have a try, friendly games were played after the skills sessions. All Pupils received a participant certificate and the school games value celebrated for this event was Passion. All children were encouraged to display the school games values and fair play but each team nominated one pupil from their school who stood out the most for showing Passion School Games Value. 

    We had the following 12 schools attended our event:

    • Arden Grove
    • Astley
    • Costessey
    • Garvestone
    • Ghost Hill
    • Lodge Lane
    • Nightingale
    • Queen's Hill
    • St Augustine's
    • Swanton Morley
    • Thomas Bullock
    • Toftwood Inf

    The schools participated in 7 different activities on each pitch and Neatherd High School sports leaders, who were brilliant at supporting and encouraging the children to do their personal best. It was great to see over 120 children involved in various activities and a great opportunity for the pupils to represent their school in a sports event. The pupils were active and improved across the day. Following on from todays event, we encourage schools to provide the children an opportunity to develop and improve  their skills further by putting on clubs before/after school, break and lunchtimes.

    Youth Voice - Quotes from the pupils at the event;

    • "I liked the snake"
    • "I liked everything"
    • "I liked when there was two groups and you had to pass their area"
    • "I liked throwing in a team"
    • "I want to do rugby all the time"
    • "It was fun"
    • "I liked the one with the eggs"

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  • YR1/2 CROSS COUNTRY COMPETITION​​​​​​​

    Published 03/11/23

    On 1 November 2023 we held our Yr1/2 Cross Country Competition. This was a Compete themed event and was for pupils who enjoy competition. All Pupils received a participant certificate and the school games value celebrated for this event was Honesty. All children were encouraged to display the school games values and fair play but each team nominated one pupil from their school who stood out the most for showing Honesty School Games Value. 

    We had the following 19 schools/20 teams attend our event:

    • Astley
    • Arden Grove
    • Beeston
    • Cawston
    • Dereham Inf
    • Ghost Hill
    • Gt Witchingham
    • Heather Av
    • Hockering
    • Litcham
    • Lodge Lane
    • Mattishall
    • Nightingale
    • Scarning
    • Stibbard
    • St Mary's
    • Swanton Morley x2
    • Thomas Bullock
    • Toftwood Inf

    Taverham High School sports leaders helped run the competition, who were brilliant at supporting and encouraging the children to do their personal best. It was great to see over 300 children involved in running and a great opportunity for the pupils to represent their school in a sports event. Following on from todays event, we encourage schools to provide the children an opportunity to develop and improve their running skills further by putting on clubs and encouraging the pupils to join a local community club to promote/grow cross country running wider in Norfolk. 

    A really big well done to Lodge Lane Infant who won the overall competition today and the runners up were Thomas Bullock.

    A special congratulations to the following winners of each race

    YR1 Girls - Swanton Morley

    YR1 Boys - Stibbard

    YR2 Girls - Gt Witchingham

    YR2 Boys - Lodge Lane

    And a very well done to all that took part.

     

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  • YR3/4/5/6 CROSS COUNTRY COMPETITION​​​​​​​

    Published 03/11/23

    On 2 November 2023 we held our KS2 Cross Country Competition. This was a Compete themed event and was for pupils who enjoy competition. All Pupils received a participant certificate and the school games value celebrated for this event was Honesty. All children were encouraged to display the school games values and fair play but each team nominated one pupil from their school who stood out the most for showing Honesty School Games Value. 

    We had the following 16 schools/18 teams attend our event:

    • Astley
    • Cawston
    • Drayton Jnr
    • Gt Witchingham
    • Litcham
    • Mattishall
    • North Elmham
    • Queen's Hill
    • Scarning
    • Stibbard
    • St Augustine's
    • St Mary's
    • St Peter's
    • Swanton Morley
    • Taverham Jnr x3
    • Thomas Bullock

    Taverham High School sports leaders helped run the competition, who were brilliant at supporting and encouraging the children to do their personal best. It was great to see 420 children involved in running and a great opportunity for the pupils to represent their school in a sports event. Following on from todays event, we encourage schools to provide the children an opportunity to develop and improve their running skills further by putting on clubs and encouraging the pupils to join a local community club to promote/grow cross country running wider in Norfolk. 

    Youth Voice-quotes from the runners

    "I want to do it again"

    "Awsome"

    "had a great time"

    "really enjoyed it even though it was wet!"

    A really big well done to Taverham Junior School who won the overall team competition today and the runners up were Queen's Hill.

    A special congratulations to the following winners of each race

    YR3 Girls - Taverham

    YR3 Boys - Queen's Hill

    YR4 Girls - Taverham

    YR4 Boys - Taverhan

    YR5 Girls -  Astley

    YR5 Boys - Swanton Morley

    YR6 Girls -  Taverham

    YR6 Boys -  Drayton

    And a very well done to all that took part.

     

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  • YR2-3 SPEEDSTACKING FESTIVAL​​​​​​​

    Published 24/10/23

    On 20th October 2023 we held our Yr 2-3 Speedstacking Festival. This was a Develop themed event and was for pupils who enjoy taking part and come to have a try but don't want to solely focus on winning and losing, instead they focus on supporting pupils wider development of their physical, personal, emotional and social health. All Pupils received a participant certificate and the school games value celebrated for this event was Self Belief. All children were encouraged to display the school games values and fair play but each team nominated one pupil from their school who stood out the most for showing Self Belief School Games Value.

    We had the following schools attend our event:

    • Lodge Lane
    • Toftwood Inf
    • Ghost Hill
    • Toftwood Jnr
    • St Augustine's
    • Beeston
    • Taverham Jnr
    • Arden Grove
    • Bawburgh
    • King's Park
    • Grove House
    • Barford

    The schools participated in 12 different activities on each activity and Taverham High School sports leaders ran each station, who were brilliant at supporting and encouraging the children to do their personal best. It was great to see over 120 children involved in various activities and a great opportunity for the pupils to represent their school in a sports event. The pupils were active and improved across the day. Following on from todays event, we encourage schools to provide the children an opportunity to develop and improve  their skills further by putting on clubs before/after school, break and lunchtimes.

    Youth voice-quotes from the pupil

    "I can't wait to do it again"

    "I like stacking the big and little ones"

    "I beat my score it was fun"

    "This is the best"

    "Can we do this at school"

    "I'm having fun"

     

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  • YR5-6 TAG RUGBY FESTIVAL 2023​​​​​​​

    Published 13/10/23

    On 12th October 2023 we held our Yr 5-6 Tag Rugby Festival at Crusaders RUFC.  This was an Develop themed event and was for pupils who enjoy taking part and come to have a try, friendly games were played after the skills sessions. All Pupils received a participant certificate and the school games value celebrated for this event was Determination. All children were encouraged to display the school games values and fair play but each team nominated one pupil from their school who stood out the most for showing Respect School Games Value. 

    We had the following 15 schools attended our event:

    • Astley
    • Barford
    • Bawburgh
    • Bawdeswell
    • Beeston
    • Cawston
    • Costessey
    • Dereham Jnr
    • Gt Witchingham
    • Kinsale Jnr
    • Mattishall
    • St Augustine's
    • St Peter's
    • Swanton Morley
    • Toftwood Jnr

    The schools participated in 5 different activities on each pitch and the new Langley Prep School sports leaders, who were brilliant at supporting and encouraging the children to do their personal best. It was great to see 150 children involved in various activities and a great opportunity for the pupils to represent their school in a sports event. The pupils were active and improved across the day. Following on from todays event, we encourage schools to provide the children an opportunity to develop and improve  their skills further by putting on clubs before/after school, break and lunchtimes.

    Youth Voice - Quotes from the pupils at the event;

    • "fun, better than being at school"
    • "I had fun"
    • "I have had an amazing fun day"
    • "best day ever"

     

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