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Years 3 and 4 enjoy Basketball festival
Despite the slightly cramped conditions inside the hall at Mark Hall Sports Centre, the 16 teams (approximately 100 children) had a great time developing their basketball skills in a friendly-festival. The standard of play improved throughout the afternoon as the students of various abilities began to explore possibilities and recognise limitations; this should hold them in great stead for future events.
Thanks as always to the staff and umpires who help to ensure the events run so smoothly – finishing on time or before is definitely becoming the ‘norm’ now. The final results are as below:
Group 1
1stPlace - Tanys Dell B (12 points)
2ndPlace - St Lukes A (10 points)
= 3rdPlace – Church Langley A and B! (7 points)
= 3rdPlace – Milwards (7 points)
4thPlace – St James A (4 points)
Group 2
1stPlace – Roydon A (10 points)
= 2ndPlace - St Lukes B (8 points)
= 2ndPlace – Tanys Dell A (8 points)
= 3rdPlace – St James B (6 points)
= 3rdPlace – The Downs A (6 points)
Group 3
1stPlace – William Martin (12 points)
2ndPlace – Fawbert and Barnard (9 points)
3rdPlace – Churchgate (8 points)
4thPlace – Roydon B (7 points)
5thPlace – The Downs B (4 points)
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Upcoming Events
Cricket Skills Festival (ALLSTARS) Years 1 and 2
Date: 3rd May 2024
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Cycling Festival KS2 1pm to 3pm
Date: 3rd May 2024
Time: 13:00 PM - 15:00 PM
Netball Festival Years 3 and 4
Date: 10th May 2024
Time: 13:00 PM - 15:00 PM
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