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Sports Profiles Emma Dodsworth & Katie Barlow March Is Nearly Over, at Last Spring Is on Its Way APRIL 2019 SPORTS NEWS Sports Profiles Emma Dodsworth & Katie Barlow March is nearly over, at last spring is on its way. The nights are drawing out and it is the perfect time to reflect on a short, but hugely busy start to 2019. We’ve had International Women’s March have included the Day and what a month it has Gymnastics showcase, been for women in sport – the Gymnastic and dance Inter-form Lionesses won the ‘She Believes competitions, Sports Week, Cup’, setting them up brilliantly District Netball Tournaments and for the World Cup, the Red Interhouse Netball, Lacrosse/Tag Roses won the Grand Slam in the Rugby to name a few. I hope you Six Nations and the Scottish enjoy reading about this in this Women’s Football Team came newsletter. fifth in the ‘Algarve Cup’, their first After Easter we look forward to appearance in the competition Interhouse tournaments within the LGGS Midsummer Supper since 2002. lessons, ranging from handball, Run, Sports Day and Sports Female athletes are set to fitness suite challenges to Presentation Evening. outnumber their male basketball. I hope you and your families have counterparts in the British During this term we have been a wonderful Easter break filled Olympic team at Tokyo 2020. busy electing new G.L.A.M with rest, recuperation and lots of Closer to home, LGGS KS3 Squad, Sixth Form and Lower chocolate! I would like to leave curriculum time has been focused School Sports Teams. We wish you with a quote from a parent around dance. Year 7 Stomp, to take this opportunity to say a after watching her daughter Year 8 Street Dance and Year 9 huge thanks to all the young perform in the Gymnastics ‘Greatest Showcase’ fusion of ladies who have dedicated their Showcase, which not only dance styles. Outdoors, each time and efforts to inspiring and highlights the power of sport but year group has had a chance to supporting LGGS pupils the impact of mentoring growth experience their option sport: throughout the past year. The mind-set ‘I am amazed at how football, tag rugby or lacrosse Sports Leadership Teams really this school nurtures pupils, giving and netball. Year 10 pupils have are an extension of our small them the confidence to give all now completed their delivery PE Department and without them anything a go, however of at least 1 sports Leaders all of the successes and inexperienced or able they are. session of their Level 1 Sports opportunities that we are able to I’m so proud of my daughter who Leadership UK qualification and offer wouldn’t be possible. It has inspires me everyday and is are moving on to their next been wonderful to witness these growing into a well rounded modules of officiating and young adults flourish, grow in young woman.’ organising competitions during confidence and add huge value, the summer term. Year 11 have we are forever grateful. Miss L Sharples been busy taking part In their Key events during February and Head of PE Edith Graves was interviewed by a local radio station to promote the benefits of Badminton, to discuss her involvement in the sport and to encourage others to take part in this fun and social sporting activity. I went on the radio to encourage support for Lancaster, Morecambe and District Badminton League. The League is comprised of a total of 11 clubs spread across the district including the centre of Lancaster, Ingleton, Kirby Lonsdale and Hest Bank. It is a well established league - I remember my Grandpa telling me about playing for them - and we are aiming to attract new players. Badminton is a fantastic sport that offers a great way of keeping fit and it is also a social element game where I have made some amazing friends, in fact, Badminton is recognised as one of the most social sports in Britain. Can juniors get involved? Although this is deemed an adult league I am a junior and I play for an adult team as do many others. There is the opportunity to get excellent junior coaching from Level 1 and Level 2 coaches, whatever age you are so from 8 to 18 kids can get playing too. There are junior clubs at Ripley, Hest Bank and Ingleton and although the season has technically ended now you can get in touch with the Club if you’re interested in getting involved next season. What can people do during the summer? The season has ended but social play at Bailrigg, Storeys and Bolton-Le-Sands Badminton Clubs will be available throughout the summer. There will also be some free sessions for beginners. These will be run from the Boys Grammar 8-10 pm every Thursday, starting on the 27th June: www.lancasterbadminton.com Who is Who Thank you to the 2018-19 Sports Leadership Team for all your hard work throughout the year. We would also like to introduce you to the 2019-20 Team and wish them well with their new leadership roles. SPORTS STAFF Miss L Sharples Head of Department Mrs L Russell PE Teacher Miss A Broadfield PE Teacher Miss S Bellin Deputy Headteacher Miss E Pike PE Teacher Miss C Shatford PE Apprentice Technician SIXTH FORM SPORTS LEADERSHIP TEAM Games Captain Katie Barlow Deputy Games Captains Health, Fitness & well-being Ambassador Tegan Davis Coaching & Mentoring Ambassador Alice Dillon Dance Ambassador Sophie Rowland Hockey Captain Katy Lindsay Deputy Hockey Captain Roberta Anderton Gymnastics Captain - Elite Abbie Edmondson Gymnastics Captain - Grassroots Victoria Makinson Athletics Captain Holly Walsh Athletics Deputy Captain Imogen Graham Year 7 Sports Ambassador Nicole Pickles and Kiera Richmond Swimming Captain Lucy Dowson LOWER SCHOOL SPORTS LEADERSHIP TEAM KS3 Sports Captain Emma Dodsworth KS3 Deputy Sports Captain Lali Atherton KS3 Hockey Ambassador Mritsa Solanki KS3 Tennis Ambassador Beth Armer KS3 Year 7 Ambassador Hannah Capewell, Hannah Coyle and Hannah Coldwell KS3 Athletics Ambassador Elizabeth Wareing KS3 Swimming Ambassador Grace Du Preez KS3 Football Ambassador Grace Bateman KS3 Dance Ambassador Clara Heim KS3 Fitness Ambassador Marnie Lusardi KS3 Health & Well-Being Ambassador Ella Gore Sports Ambassadors Kate Broadbent, Frances Archer, Niamh Callan, Hannah Austin, Caitlin Currie, Maisie Coates, Kirsty Maher, Amity Jones, Lily O’Sullivan and Rozalind Pollard Awards Reach for the stars … LGGS Sports Clubs Attendance Award The PE Department’S Ruby Chadwick 36 Award Scheme, which Ami Master 36 recognises and rewards Zaynah Patel 35 individuals for attending Dela Baxter 34 extra-curricular sports clubs Elizabeth Mokete 34 is going from strength to Millie Taylor 33 strength … please see below Hanin Niematallah 33 how successful the scheme Ayesha Munshi 32 has been so far this year in Olivia Rodrigues 31 encouraging commitment to Tansi Ahluwalia 30 sport. Well done girls you Grace Cockman 30 are all amazing! Sophie Prince 30 BRONZE 30 clubs Christie Tripney 30 SILVER 60 clubs Esme Freund 30 GOLD 90 clubs YEAR 7 SILVER At the end of the year Kerry Hutton 87 pupils will received a Freya Hindle 78 YEAR 9 BRONZE AWARD PE STAR AWARD badge for their PE hoodie Evie Shield 77 based on how many Noor Zgalie 52 Mrs Russell’s PE Star goes Amanda Voruganti 68 clubs they have attended Tilly Russell 47 to Arya Ajith for her fantastic Amelia Astin 63 during the year. Katie Wilson 45 improvement in hockey and Iona Munford 60 Fay Bird 42 overall commitment to PE. YEAR 7 GOLD Maria Reji 40 Well Done! YEAR 7 BRONZE AWARD Imogen Hutchins 114 Sophia Watson 40 Miss Sharples’ PE Star goes Holly Holgate-Smith 58 Sofia McGhie 110 Eleanor Helm 37 to Alice Sanderson for her Ellen Metcalfe 58 Madeleine McDowell 108 Daisy Hodges 35 continued commitment to Esha Biyani 57 Amy Read 107 Lucy Hayashi 34 leadership and inter house Charlotte Hornby 56 Niamh Callan 34 gymnastics and dance. Her Apala Singh 53 Amily Jones 33 enthusiasm and focus Siri Ram 52 YEAR 8 BRONZE AWARD Abi Fisher 30 throughout has been Olivia Bowman 51 Kavya Krishnamoorthy brilliant. Chloe Piper 51 54 Grace Du Preez 54 YEAR 9 SILVER AWARD Saffron Allan 50 Mrs Broadfield’s PE S Beth Armer 44 Holly Stephens 62 Madison Galt 50 Marnie Lusardi 42 tar goes to Christina Stone 49 Hannah Coyle 40 Genevieve Holchaks for Lucille Watson 47 Ella Gore 36 her fantastic effort in PE, Irum Poli 46 Ellie Butler 36 leading a dance lesson to Imene Hammiche 33 Holly Pearson 46 Alayna Khan 31 her form and her Sally Bennett 46 positiveds the subject. Olivia Robinson 30 Robyn Parry 45 Well Done! Thea Westaway 45 Sylvie Maxwell 44 YEAR 8 SILVER AWARD Faatimah Mehtajee 42 Grace Bateman 87 Physical Education Steffy Siby 42 Clara Heim 69 Awards are given Emily Morgan 41 Lucy Smith 63 traditionally to forms that Antonia Mitchell 41 Alice Sanderson 63 have really worked hard and Hannah Duncan 40 have enjoyed taking part in Bethany Rea 40 YEAR 8 GOLD AWARD lessons this term. Sheeval Madan 40 Imogen Hutton 114 Sofia McGhie 110 Mrs Broadfield’s goes to 7.3 Isobel Harwood 39 Miss Sharples’ goes to 9.2 Gigi Golhar 38 Madeleine McDowell 109 Mrs Russell’s’ goes to 9.5 Maham Ahmad 37 Amy Read 107 Lottie Edwards 37 Emily Ennis 36 Active Lunchtime Box Launched by Year 9 Lower school Sports Leadership Team . ‘Being active is great for your physical health and fitness and it can also improve your mental health and wellbeing.’ Erica Pollard and her Sports Team ‘You don’t have to be amazing at sport, we set up this box so people can have a great time while being healthy.
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