We took 5 children to a festival of sport which was held at Dunnington Sports Club on Thursday; it was a fantastic event and over 30 schools attended.
As you can see from the photos, the children (and their teachers!) had lots of fun trying out different adapted activities from Boccia, inflatable football, cycling, rugby and martial arts.
We took 39 KS2 children to a taster triathlon event at York Sport. This was organised by the Brownlee Trust and a way of getting as many children as possible trying this exciting sport. Over 1000 children were involved in one day!
All the children had a fabulous time in this very well organised event and were rewarded with a goodie bag, a smoothie and a Brownlee swim hat to keep.
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Good Morning,
School will be open today and we will be celebrating World Book Day.
Please only make the journey to school if it is safe for you to do so.
Any absences due to the weather conditions will be authorised.
Take care.
Mrs Hancy
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— York School Services (@School_Services) 1 March 2018
Places for secondary schools starting in September 2018 have now been allocated and parents and carers should be notified of the admission authority’s decision be email or by post.
Due to weather conditions, school will be closed today Thursday 1st March 2018. Sorry for any inconvenience. Stay safe everyone. We will rearrange Y6 parents evenings for next week. World Book Day will be celebrated tomorrow provided conditions improve.
The Dunnington reds won all their matches and qualified to the final. They were an extremely strong team and displayed excellent passing and shooting skills.
Unfortunately, the final result was 1-0 to Wheldrake; this was disappointing but they had played their best throughout.
The first game was against the Dunnington reds! Unfortunately, the Dunnington reds were a strong team and the first match was lost. The second game was lost too but they managed a draw in the third match and shooter Freddie M scored. In the fourth game the blues won by 2-0 with two amazing shots by the shooter Evan R. In the fifth game it was another win with star shooter Isobel D scoring the winning goal at the last minute.
In the first match the blues won 3-1 against Bishopthorpe with Charlie N opening the score. Although a goal was conceded, Raffi B scored two outstanding goals to wrap up the game. The next two matches were won with Sam T scoring in the second game and Harrison B scoring in the last. Unfortunately, the team was all boys which meant that they couldn’t qualify; however, it was an overall brilliant performance. Match reports by: Evan, Isobel, Sam, Charlie, Raffi, Harrison and Will
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A talented group of Year 2 children attended the Rapid Fire cricket festival held at Fulford Secondary School this week. They played 4 games beating Badger Hill, Osbaldwick (2 teams) and Elvington. It is a very fast paced game which requires strong teamwork and decisive batting to succeed. The children all performed brilliantly. Well done!
