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Ottery St Mary School Sports Partnership Summer Term 2017 Ottery St Mary School Sports Partnership Summer Term 2017 Term Update! Very busy term once again. The weather finally allowed the calendared events to take place. Applications for the Sports Crew Leadership Team and Outstanding Leader came in. The Devon Summer Games took place in Plymouth. Feniton had a special visitor and I went in to Tipton St John and Payhembury to do some PE with their younger children in Foundation and INTRA SCHOOL SPORTS ROUND UP! Level 2 Competition: Quad Kids Athletics Yr 5/6 Monday 15th May 3 schools attended (full results of all competitions on your schools website and School Games Notice Board) PREMIERSHIP COMPETITION Congratulations to Payhembury, who will be representing our learning community in the East Devon finals in June. Feniton finished the same on points so I then looked at the individual scorers throughout the event staring with their top ranked girls and boys. Payhembury finished highest on points with their top girl and boy scores overall. CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITION Well done to Ottery St Mary Hawks B Team. Outstanding results. Many of these must have just missed out on places in the Kestrels team. A total of 29 points, which was 15 points more than 2nd place. CLUB LINKS FAIRPLAY COMPETITION Exeter Harriers (offer all as- Congratulations to Ottery St Mary who take the Fair Play trophy. Payhembury missed out by pects of athletics) held at 1 point. The Fair Play points this year was made up from an accumulation of where they fin- the Arena in Exeter ished in each event. Added to this were Excellence points. Ottery St Marys points across the afternoon were averaged over their teams to get their final points. www.exeterharriers.org.uk Yr 3/4 Monday 12th June Premiership Championship Fairplay Honiton Running Club 1st Payhembury* qualifiers Tipton Ottery Eagles Juniors Hippos and Calves 2nd Tipton Ottery Payhembury Eagles 3rd Ottery Feniton Feniton Eagles www.hrcjuniors.weebly.com Yr 6 Mini Superstars/Top Ten Evenings Yr 1/2 Multi Skills Schools were asked to choose children who were working at the higher end Our youngest children get to visit the Big school and in their PE lessons. are the first primary children on the King’s fantastic Girls and Boys new astro. They experience the festivals that have were selected to been created and designed by the Year 10 Sports come along to the 2 Leadership students as a final assessment to complete sessions. One ses- their course and receive their qualification. One of sion was a fun ses- Kings leadership groups decided to have a Disney sion to enable chil- theme to their event. dren to get to know their peers and have some friendly com- petition,. The sec- ond session was a circuit of activities where they were tested on various aspects of skills and abilities. This is known as the Mini Superstars Challenge. The scores from this session were collected and the winning boy and winning girl became the Mini Superstars in the Ottery St Mary School Sports Partnership. Not all schools sent pupils along but the results were: * Winning Boy Ottery St Mary Winning Girl Feniton Level 2 Competition: Yrs 5/6 Go Ride Cycling This is the 3rd year we have run this competition in this format. This year we were over subscribed and as always there was a huge amount of interest from Ottery St Mary School. It was a very hot evening and the length of the events was modified due to the heat to prevent heat exhaustion. There was fantastic support from the parents. Children were tested not only in their ability to ride their bike fast but they had to learn how to use their gears to get themselves going at speed and how to manoeuvre their bike around a series of cones. Everybody had to start off their bike so getting off and on the bike was another skill they had to factor in (good practise if you want to have a go at a triathlon). BOYS Pos School Points 1st Payhembury 30 2nd OSM 24 rd 3 Feniton 23 GIRLS Pos School Points 1st West Hill 30 2nd OSM 26 Mixed team winner—West Hill CLUB LINK Exeter Triathlon : www.exetertri.co.uk caters for rd 3 Payhembury 25 Special Award—Ottery St Mary children age 8 yrs and up C S Dynamo (Exmouth) (Road Racing) CLUB NEWS!. www.csdynamo.com Clubs that took place this term on behalf of your primary schools. Southwest Execel : www.execel.co.uk All these clubs are part of your schools offer of extra curricular clubs. Offers coaching/training/rides & bikeability All clubs are free for children in the Ottery School Sports Partnership. Details of clubs can be found through your child’s school, website, School Games Notice Board and Next term! Autumn 2017 enquiry with Mrs H Little at The Kings School. Festivals: Yrs 4/5/6 Tennis * 5/6 Hi 5s Netball This club led us up to the start of Wiimbledon, when we held our own singles competition and then * 3/4 Multi Skills ended with strawberries and cream. * KS2 Cross Country * 5/6 Sportshall Athletics Years 4/5/6 This Girl Can * 5/6 Football League This term we played Quidditch, Rollerball, did some Boxercise and had a go of some Dance Mats. * Ability Counts This is a girls only club where girls get to try out a variety of different activities, socialise and have fun. The club aims to do at least 2 or 3 sessions per half term. This year Payhembury School were declared Clubs as the Most Active Girls Winners. Sports Crew Training yr4/5/6 Hockey Yr4/5/6 Active Autumn Fun Yrs 4/5/6 This Girl Can (full details of all events will come out in September) SCHOOL SPORTS CREW NEWS. * Sports Crew Leader of the Year—Feniton Girl * School Leadership Crew Team of the year— Feniton Feniton had a visit from the School Games Mas- cot, Crusty who presented their Leaders with their trophy and equipment. Congratulations to the STAY FIT, STAY team at Feniton and Mrs Spry and Mr Butler for ACTIVE!!! supporting this fabulous bunch. Payhembury re- ceived a commendation award. .
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