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St Joseph's Catholic Academy School Games Mark St Joseph’s Catholic Academy School Games Mark LONDON 2012 SIX SPORTING SPIRIT VALUES 2014-2015 a FANTASTIC Year of PE and Sport for St. Joseph’s Catholic Academy! Competing in School, Collegiate,Tunstall and City competitions! Participation Competition Workforce Clubs Held a School Games Day Record pupils participation in sport Offer sport to the less active Calendar of competition Notice board for sport Website that provides regular sports updates An update to date newsletter 2 hours in PE curriculum for all pupils After school extra! Level 1 Intra School Competitions Athletics Cricket Football Rugby Union Swimming Table Tennis Cross country 5 sports-2014 7 sports-2015 Level 2 Inter School Competitions Athletics Basketball Football Rounders Hockey Rugby Union Swimming Cross-country B teams Cross-country Football Boys Tunstall Football Tournament February 2015 A Team WINNERS and B Team. Girls Tunstall Football Tournament February 2015 A Team WINNERS and B Team. Cross Country A Team and B Team Tunstall Town Boys Champions and Overall (combined Girls and Boys) Champions 2014- 2015 The Collegiate ran its 1st Change 4 Life festival. It was fantastic to celebrate the achievements of the children who Congratulations to everybody are striving to get who took part in the Collegiate Fit! 5-a-side Football tournaments! Well done Guys! St.Joseph’s won the Y5/6 tournaments and St.Wilfrid’s won the Y3/4. ‘ACTIV ’! The Newman Catholic Collegiate P.E Newsletter! Well Done Year St.Joseph’s hit a Purple Patch 3 at St.Peter’s! Ms/Hilton’s class have been learning the different types of Our children have been broadening Fitness. their horizons! Across the Collegiate having been taking part in Parkour, They then wrote Handball, Hockey, Dance-offs, Health about how and Related Exercise, Tag Rugby and why they have St.Joseph’s Y5/6 Boys & Girls won the lots of other new activities! got fitter! Tunstall 5-a-side Tournaments as well And we’re only getting started!!! as the Collegiate mixed Tournament! St. Joseph’s Catholic Academy mixed 5 a-side Football Team November 2015 Newman Collegiate WINNERS! Year 3 & 4 Football Team at the Newman Collegiate Tournament 2015-16 Mixed Football Tournament at Ormiston Horizon Academy 2015 Girls Football Tournament at Excel Academy 2014-2015 Year 3 & 4 Tag Rugby North Stoke Champions 2014-15 Newman Collegiate Basketball Tournament Overall (girls and boys combined) KS2 Swimming Champions for Tunstall Town 2015! Year 3&4 Newman Catholic Collegiate Handball Champions 2014-2015! Year 5&6 Catholic Collegiate Rounders Champions 2014-2015! Fantastic performances at the Town and City Athletics and the City Cross Country! Fantastic performance at the City Hockey Tournament! Leaders 24%-2014 26%-2015 Playground Leaders Training-16th October 2015 Extra curricular 87% Outstanding St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School ‘Picture This’ Dance Extravaganza 2015 Dance 2014: A Day in the Life of a Jungle Links with local sports clubs Eight Swimming INCLUSIVE HEALTH CHECK New Disability sports: Boccia, Goalball, New Age Kurling, Wheelchair Basketball NORTH STOKE SCHOOL SPORT PARTNERSHIP 2014-2015 25 Bronze; 8 Silver; 1 Gold= 34 GOLD St Josephs RCPS, Goldenhill SILVER Ball Green PS, Greenways PS, Grove JS, Hanley St Lukes PS, Hillside PS; Packmoor Academy; Sneyd Green PS, Haywood Academy BRONZE Abbey Hill SS, Burnwood PS, Carmountside A, Goldenhill PS, Holden Lane PS, Milton PS, Mill Hill PS, Moorpark JS, New Ford PS, Norton-le-Moors Academy, Smallthorne PS, St Marys CEPS, St George/St Martins A, Summerbank PS, STAR Academy, St Wilfrids Academy, St Peters RC Academy, St Marys RC Academy, Watermill SS Excel Academy, Coop Academy, St Margaret Ward Academy, St Peters Academy, Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College, Stoke-on-Trent College Saturday 30th January 2016 Special invite as a Gold School Mark School to the Official Launch event 6pm to 8pm Look what we’ve already done since September for 2015-2016.......….. A brilliant performance by our KS2 Cross Country Team in the first Tunstall Town race of the year. Both the Boys and the Girls came in 1st place! With an individual 1st for our Sport’s Captain Benedicta Andruskevicius and 2nd for both William Robinson and Lucy Donnelly. Well done to the Year We’ve got GOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 3&4 Football team Well done to all of the pupils, staff who gave 100% and and coaches at St. Joseph’s for Congratulations to our Year worked really well as achieving GOLD in the School Games 5&6 Tag Rugby team who a team during the Mark! This is a massive achievement Newman Collegiate progressed to the and we are the only school in the Tournament. North of Stoke to do this! Staffordshire County Finals!!! Autumn Term 1 St. Joseph’s Catholic Academy P.E and School Games Newsletter! Our Year 5&6 5 Football team came 3rd in the North Stoke Tournament and are the Newman Catholic Collegiate Champions for the second year running! Brilliant! A Mrs Grange’s sport special mention goes to our amazing recommendation:- ONE TO WATCH! goalkeeper and Sport’s Captain Lachlan A huge congratulations to Lucy Jackson for some stunning saves! Donnelly in Year 4 who won the I had a thoroughly enjoyable taster inter-school cross-country race at session at Kidsgrove Ski Centre this Birches Head Academy. She is now half-term! I would recommend this the Y4 North Stoke CHAMPION! for those aged 5 and up! They have A big well done also to the rest of Club Mark and Snow Mark and the the runners in Year 3 and 4 who staff are very friendly and helpful. did a fantastic job on such a long Visit http://www.ski-kidsgrove.co.uk/ course! for more information Well done St Joseph’s Catholic Academy!!!!!! .
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