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Wyre Forest School Sport Partnership Newsletter Wyre Forest School Sport Partnership Newsletter Football round up Autumn Term 1: 2019 Hagley, St Wulstan’s, Burlish Comberton in 2nd and Supported by Worcestershire Next half term... Park, Foley Park, Blakedown, Lickhill in 3rd. FA and Academy players from Far Forest, Lickhill, Cookley, Over 130 girls from Sutton Kidderminster Harriers, the 7th Nov: Dance, Gym Comberton, Bewdley, Holy Park, Comberton, Hagley, St girls did a mass warm up, and Yoga CPD Trinity, Hartlebury, Stourport, John’s, Clent, Burlish Park, experienced a range of Franche, St Anne’s, Offmore Blakedown, Birchen Coppice, practices before applying 12th Nov: NQT PE day and St Bartholomew’s Primary Foley Park, Offmore, Franche, their skills in a series of small Schools also took part in the Upper Arley and Bewdley sided games. 15th Nov: KS2 Cross Primary Schools along with Country Y5/6 Football League this half term. girls from The Bewdley 20th Nov: KS3/4 County Over 150 pupils took part in School took part in a Football Trampolining the League, which ran over 4 Festival, at Kidderminster consecutive weeks. Harriers’ Centre of Sporting Representatives from local 22nd Nov: KS3/4 Cross Congratulations to Hagley Excellence on 14th October. girls clubs also spoke, Country Primary School who finished highlighting exit routes should up as overall winners, with 27th Nov: KS3/4 any of the girls wish to Badminton continue playing football outside of school. 6th Dec: Y3/4 Kho Kho 11th Dec: Heads of PE session (High Schools) Autumn 1 - Family Festivals KS3/4/5 Leadership Day On Friday 4th October, 1121 event also completed some KS2 pupils from 24 Primary athletics and running based On Friday 27th September, Schools took part in Family ‘Personal Challenges’ when 106 High School students from Cross Country events, across they weren't competing. Baxter College, Wolverley CE the District. On Friday 18th October, 424 Secondary, King Charles, Holy Events took place at King KS2 pupils from 23 Primary Trinity, The Bewdley School, Charles 1 School, Memorial Schools participated in their Haybridge and Stourport High the RFU, 24 students Park (Stourport), St Anne’s Family Tag Rugby Festival. Schools attended a Leadership completed their Junior Primary School, (Bewdley), Festivals took place at Training day at King Charles. Football Leaders training and Baxter College. Baxter College, Stourport 27 students completed their and Kidderminster Community First Aid award, Carolians Rugby Clubs. delivered by Severn Valley Each Festival had a Rugby Medical World Cup theme, with Services, 21 teams representing students 34 students countries, completed completed Schools used the event as a challenges to their Tag their Netball trial to help select their teams learn the Haka and other Rugby and Leaders for the District Cross Rugby World Country taking place on Rugby training. Cup associated Officiators training, delivered November 15th. facts! Pupils at the King Charles Alexandra Repton - Partnership Development Manager Stourport High School, Minster Road, Stourport-on-Severn, DY13 8AX. Tel: 01299 872950. E-mail: [email protected] .
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