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Richard Lander Cluster Update Autumn Term Richard Lander Cluster Update Sarah Guymer– Richard Lander Primary Release Teacher 20th December 2013 Chacewater gymnasts snatch 4 of the top spots in key steps gymnastics Competition! On Thursday 28th November Richard Lander School hosted its annual Primary Key Steps Gym competition. We had an excellent turn out of 32 gymnasts from 7 of the Richard Lander and the Penair cluster schools entered into either the School Gymnast or Club Gymnast competition. Each individual gymnast performed the 3 routines; Body Management, Floor Exercise and Vault as appropriate to their category. Each gymnast was scored individually for each of the 3 elements and this was then combined to get a total score. The top 4 Club Gymnasts and the top 4 School gymnasts were then selected to represent the Truro family at the Partnership finals due to be held later in January. Congratulations to Hannah Barnes (Mount Hawke), Eleysha Penaluna (Chacewater), Katie Dawes(Archbishop Benson), Jenna Dymond who will be our Club Team. Congratulations also to Izzy John (Devoran), Maddison Pippin, Izzy Ashurst and Kate McConnell (all Chacewater) who will be our School Team. In addition to the individuaal aspect of this competition if schools had entered 4 gymnasts in a category they could then compete for the winning team trophy. Congratulations to Mithian School who retained the Club Team Winners shield for a second year in a row. Devoran then won the School team winners shield. Many thanks to all those who attended, the standard of gymnastics was exceptional this year! Good Luck to those student who have progressed to the finals!! 1 7 a side Football Leagues Come to a Close The 7 a side football leagues have ran very successfully this year and are nearly at a close except for a few outstanding fixtures. St Agnes have already claimed their victory for the Large School league but we wait in suspense to see whether Chacewater can achieve a 13-0 victory in their final game to pip Mithian to the trophy on goal difference! I will update you as soon as the result is in!! Current league table and latest results are below. Group A St Agnes v A Benson 1-0 Devoran v St agnes 2-0 TMS V T.Prep 3-0 Team Played Won Lost Draw For Against Points Devoran v TMS 0-0 A Benson v Devoran 2-0 St Agnes 5 4 1 0 6 2 12 St Agnes v TMS 1-0 Archbishop Abenson v T.Prep 2-0 Benson 5 3 1 1 7 2 10 St Agnes v Truro Prep 2-0 Devoran 4 2 1 1 4 2 7 St Agnes v Mount Hawke 2-0 Threemileston e 4 1 1 2 4 2 5 Devoran v Truro Prep 2-0 A Benson v TMS 1-1 Mount Hawke 2 0 2 0 0 4 0 a Benson v M Hawke 2-0 Truro Prep 4 0 4 0 0 9 0 Group B Mithian v Cusgarne 2-1 Group B St Erme v Blackwater 3-2 Mithian v Blackwater 6-2 Team Played Won Lost Draw For Against Points St Erme v Treyew 8-0 Mithian v Treyew 8-0 Mithian 5 4 0 1 24 5 13 St Erme v Cusgarne 1-0 Chacewater 4 3 0 1 12 5 10 Blackwater v Treyew 4-0 St Erme 5 3 2 0 14 12 9 Chacewater v Cusgarne 4-1 Blackwater 5 2 3 0 11 13 6 Chacewater v Blackwater 4-2 Treyew 4 1 3 0 1 20 3 Chacewater v St erme 3-1 Cusgarne 5 0 5 0 2 9 0 Mithian v St Erme 7-1 Treyew v Cusgarne 1-0 Blackwater v Cusgarne 1-0 Chacewater v Mithian 1-1 2 Ping Pong Pandemonium KS1 Students enjoy at Table Tennis multi-skills mania! festival! On Friday 20th September (number of students and school!) Schools participated in a multi-skills festival at Richard Lander. All primary students took part in a carousel of activities led by our Yr10 sports leaders, who were a credit to the school as ever. Activities including targets games, the bean game, robins nest, agility ladder On Friday 22nd November Richard Lander practices and many more generic multi- School hosted a table tennis festival for skills activities. yr5/6 students. This event was attended by Tregolls, St Agnes, Devoran and Treyew pupils. Feedback received was very positive Students participated in a range of activities and it was clear to see all students big aimed at developing their skills with some fun and small had a fun and enjoyable games at the end. It was pandemonium, ping afternoon again! pong balls flying everywhere!!! Many thanks to Martin Burley for leading this event, much fun was had by all! Truro High School net a win at Basketball Benson on target at Girls Football Festival! Tournament! On Friday 22nd November 8 teams from 7 On Friday 6th December Penair School hosted a different schools participated in the annual basketball festival and tournament. This event girls football tournament at Penair school. was well attended with 6 schools in attendance. Congratulations to Archbishop Benson who were Results from the tournament aspect are shown the overall winners. below. An excellent turn out this year, long may it continue! 1. High School A 1st Archbishop Benson 2. Bosvigo A 2nd Devoran 3. Archbishop Benson A 3rd Mount Hawke 4. St Agnes 4th Kea 5th Tregolls A 5= Archbishop Benson B 6th Bosvigo 5= High School B 7th Threemilestone 7. Tregolls 8th Tregolls B 8. Bosvigo B 9. St Erme B 10. St Erme A 3 ‘Beat it!’ Archbishop Benson see the other school off in Feetbeat Competition! On Thursday 5th December Richard Lander held a Dance Feet beat competition for Year 3 and 4 students open to Truro Primary Schools. Disappointingly only 2 schools attended and stepped up to the challenge of creating their own “wake and shake” style dance to a music track of their choice. The newcomers Arch bishop Benson were to take on the reigning champions Shortlanesend! Following a warm up which was led by Richard Lander sports leaders and dancers Alabama Seymour, Abbie Piper and Katie Dobson the primary dancers performed their routines which were then judged by Miss Guymer and the Lander Sports Leaders. Both the standard of the dancing and the creativity of the routines of both the schools partaking was judged to be most impressive but the eventual winners and new champions were Archbishop Benson following their spectacular routine to ‘Beat it’ by Michael Jackson. After the competition the 2 schools took it in turns to teach each other their routines and much fun was had by all in learning these. Thanks to those who attended and we hope to have a better participation rate next year! UPCOMING EVENTS What? KS2 What? Yr5/6 Indoor What:? High 5 What? Yr4/5/6 Netball League Swimming Gala Athletics Competition Cross Country Competition When? Every Monday When? Wednesday When? Friday 17th When? Monday 3rd afterschool 13th Jan- 15th January January February 31st Mar Where? Penair Where? Truro School Where? Penair School Where? Richard Pool School Lander Sports Hall 4 .
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