Spring 2018 Frimley Church of England Junior School PE and...

Frimley Church of England Junior School Spring 2018

Sport Crew Report

This year the Frimley Sports Team has expanded to include Miss Neighbour, Mr Phillips and a new

Sports Crew, made up of children from Years 5 and 6 who impressed us with their persuasive writ-

ing skills in their letters of application.

Along with the teachers, sports crew have been busy working behind the scenes to continue to de-

velop sport and healthy lifestyles at Frimley. Here is a snapshot of things that they have been up

to, with much more to come in the Summer Term……

Hi everyone, do you like sport? Sports crew is a very grown-up way to plan, help and organise sport.

Joe and I give up our Friday lunchtime to help Mr Philips in his Friday football club. We set up

cones; tell people what to do and help anyone who is stuck. Here in sports crew you basically do a

teacher’s job. If you want to join sports crew, you have to do training sessions at Collingwood or in

Lightwater. All of the sports

crew members in the local area

meet up to play lots of games

and learn how to be a good

sportsman. You also get a free t

-shirt and badge to show you

are a member. We hope to see

lots of year 4s wanting to be in

sports crew next year! By Ben

Everingham

Our sport crew:

Frimley Church of England Junior School

PE and school sport newsletter Spring

PE and sport at Frimley

Spring was an incredibly exciting term of sport at Frimley as PE continued to grow across the

school. The children’s engagement and passion for sport and PE is absolutely superb and their

effort, in both PE lessons and in extra-curricular sporting events, has been magnificent all year.

Frimley’s sporting reputation within the community continues to grow and our level of participation

in a variety of Surrey Heath Sports events has been fantastic. Well done to all that have

represented the school so passionately and a huge thank you to all of the parents and volunteers

that help to provide our children with these invaluable sporting opportunities.

As the summer term gets into full swing, many more opportunities sporting opportunities are

available, both during the school day and as part of our extra-curricular provision. We strongly urge




Year 4 tag rugby

For the first half of the spring

term, year 4 participated in

tag rugby, led by coaches from

Premier Sport, during their PE

sessions.

We learnt lots of new skills

during our tag rugby lessons.

We learnt about the

importance of finding space in

rugby, how to pass and tackle

and how to score tries. We

also started to learn about

staying onside.

In the sessions, we were all very active and everyone enjoyed the fun games that the

Year 5 cricket

For the first half of term, we played cricket in our PE lessons. We developed lots of new

skills during the lessons. We were taught how to bat, field and bowl and we learnt the best

techniques for catching, throwing with accuracy and for batting. As well as this, we were

given an important tip to always make sure you are a safe distance away from the stumps

when you are batting so that you don’t get yourself out.

All of the lessons were action packed with many fun games. It was extremely enjoyable and

all of year 5 loved doing cricket in PE.

Cross Country Relays

On Wednesday 21st February, 27 children across all year groups represented the school in the

cross country relays at Ravenscote. From year 3 and 4: Jeremy, Harrison, Nathan, Ben M, Lawson,

Ewan, Charlie E, Charlotte K, Isabella, Isaac, Sophie and Jessica. From year 5 and 6: Nathanael,

Harry F, Megan, Kate, Ben, Reece, Raeleah, Alfie, Nathan, Dylan, Lucas, Thomas B, Frazer, Jamie

and Daniel Y.

All that took part performed brilliantly. Our highest position in the year 5 and 6 race was 4th

(Nathanael, Harry, Megan and Kate) and in the year 3 and 4 race, Ewan, Charlotte, Isabella and

Charlie won bronze medals with a superb performance to finish 3rd. A special mention is most

definitely warranted for Charlotte K from year 4.




Year 6 Netball Festival

On Wednesday 7th March, we took part in the

Year 6 netball festival at Connaught Junior

School. It was a fantastic tournament with 2

groups and it ended with a final.

We played 6 games in total. We won 4 games

and drew 2 of them. Unfortunately, we came

second in our group which meant we missed

out on qualifying for the final. This was

really disappointing especially because one of

our wins came against the eventual winners.

Despite this, it was a great opportunity to work

Sport Relief

From Monday 19th March to Friday 23rd March, Frimley was bursting with activity. Each

year group took part in a dodgeball tournament, the hall was the destination for some

stunning dance moves each break time, children and staff skipped, hula hooped, boogied and

showed off their footie skills at lunchtimes, the whole school took part in a gruelling fitness

marathon on Friday morning and families and friends joined us for the family mile on the

Friday afternoon. What a week!

The whole school’s enthusiasm was magnificent and it was brilliant to see so many children

involved in sport and physical activities during the week. Most importantly, it was great to

see so many children having so much fun– all in support of Sport Relief.

As always, the support of families at Frimley was incredible and the enthusiasm and support




It was an energetic, sporty week at Frimley with lots of fun and exciting activities.

As sport crew, it was great working collaboratively together to help organise all of the

events. It felt really good to be part of the events and to help other children to have

fun. The best part of the week was seeing so many children in the school getting

involved and inspired by sport.

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