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Here Will Be Constant Additions Throughout the Year So Please Always Check with the Sports Newsletter for the Most Definitive List of Upcoming Sports Dates COLCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL PE DEPARTMENT SPORTS DATES 2018-19 Last updated: Saturday 11th May 2019 Please find listed below the current sports tournament and fixture dates for the 2018-19 academic year. There will be constant additions throughout the year so please always check with the Sports Newsletter for the most definitive list of upcoming sports dates. NEW TERM: AUTUMN - WINTER * This term is generally for U-9 Football, U-11 Rugby, Senior District Netball & Football, Cross Country & Swimming. Wednesday 26th September – Year 7 & Year 8 District Football @ TLA School – Kick Off 4:00 pm Thursday 27th September – U-9 Football (A-F Teams) @ Holmwood House – Kick off 2:45 pm & 3:20 pm Friday 28th September – ISA National Sailing Competition @ Queen Mother Reservoir, Horton, Berks Tuesday 2nd October – Yr 7, 8 & 9 District Football @ St Benedicts – Kick off 4:00 pm Wednesday 3rd October – U-11 Rugby @ St Margarets, Gosfield – Kick off 2:30 pm Thursday 4th October – U-9 Football @ Littlegarth (A-D Teams) – Kick off 2:30 pm Friday 5th October – CSSP Yr 5 & 6 Football Tournament @ Shrub End 4G Astro – Group stages – Start TBC – Either 9:45 am or 1:00 pm Friday 5th October – ISA National Triathlon (For Yr 5 & 6) @ Woodlands School, Hutton Manor – 10:00 – 2:00 pm Wednesday 10th October – U-11 Rugby @ St Margarets School, Gosfield – Kick off 2:30 pm Thursday 11th October – ISA U-9 Football Tournament @ Alleyn Court School, Southend – Start 11:00 am – Finish 3:00 pm Tuesday 16th October – Yr 7, 8 & 9 District Football @ Thurstable – Yr 9 match on 4G Astro surface – Kick off 4:00 pm Wednesday 17th October – ISA East Anglia Junior Swimming Gala @ Crown Pools, Ipswich – Start 12:00 pm – Finish 3:00 pm Thursday 18th October – Yr 7, 8 & 9 District Football @ The Gilberd – Kick off 4:00 pm Monday 29th October – Friday 2nd November – CHS School Cross Country week in normal games lessons @ Abbey Fields – Parents welcome Tuesday 6th November – NEESSA District Cross Country Championships @ Colchester Rugby Club – Start 10:00 am – Finish 12:30 pm Wednesday 7th November – ISA East Anglia Senior Swimming Gala @ Crown Pools, Ipswich – Start 12:00 pm – Finish 3:00 pm Wednesday 7th November – ISA National U-10 Touch Rugby Championships @ Littlegarth School – Start 12:30 pm – Finish 4:00 pm Thursday 8th November – Yr 9 District Netball @ St Marys – Start 4:00 pm Tuesday 13th November – Year 10 Friendly Football & Netball @ Gosfield School – Start 2:30 pm Tuesday 13th November – CSSP U-14 Boys Badminton @ St Benedicts – 3:45 – 5:30 pm Thursday 15th November – Year 8 Friendly Football & Netball @ Gosfield School – Start 2:30 pm Thursday 15th November – CSSP U-16 Boys Badminton @ St Benedicts – 3:45 – 5:30 pm Tuesday 20th November – ISA U-10 Regional Football Competition @ Saint Nicholas School, Harlow – 10:30 am – 3:00 pm Wednesday 21st November – U-11 Rugby & Year 8 Football Friendlies @ Finborough School – Kick off 2:30 pm Friday 23rd November – Year 11 Friendly Football & Netball @ Gosfield School – Kick off 2:30 pm Tuesday 27th November – Yr 9 District Netball @ Philip Morant School – Start 4:00 pm Wednesday 28th November – U-11 Rugby @ Littlegarth School – Kick off 2:30 pm Thursday 29th November – U-9 Football @ St Margarets School, Gosfield – Kick off 2:30 pm Saturday 1st December – ISA National Swimming Championships @ London Aquatics Centre, Stratford – Qualification through regional event Thursday 6th December – U-9 Football (A-E Teams) @ Holmwood House – A/C/E Teams kick off at 2:15 pm – B/D Kick off at 3:00 pm – Parents welcome to come and watch the matches NEW TERM: WINTER - SPRING * This term is generally for U-11 Football & Netball, Senior District Netball & Rugby, Cross Country & Senior District Swimming. Wednesday 9th January – CHS Sports Scholarship Day – 12:30 – 3:30 pm Monday 14th January – Year 9 & 10/11 District Netball @ Thurstable School – 4:00 pm Start Wednesday 16th January – U-11 Football (A-E Teams) @ Holmwood House – Kick off 2:15 pm & 3:00 pm Thursday 17th January – Panathlon Swimming Event @ London Aquatics Centre – Yr 9 helpers – 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Friday 18th January – ISA East Anglia Cross-Country Championships @ Finborough School – 11:00 am – 3:00 pm Saturday 19th January – Essex Schools Cross Country @ The Apex, Hockley – CHS pupils representing North East Essex – Qualification via District competition in November Tuesday 22nd January – Year 9 District Netball @ Stanway School – 4:00 pm Start Wednesday 23rd January – U-11 Rugby & Netball @ Gosfield School – Kick off 2:30 pm Wednesday 30th January – ISA U-11 Regional Netball Competition @ Alleyn Court School, Southend – 10:00 am – 3:00 pm Wednesday 30th January – U-11 Football (A-C Teams) @ Littlegarth School – Kick off 2:30 pm & 3:10 pm Friday 1st February – ISA East Anglia U-11 5-a-side Football @ Stoke College, Sudbury – 11:00 am – 4:00 pm Tuesday 5th February – Year 10 Rugby @ Gosfield School – Kick off 2:30 pm Wednesday 6th February – U-11 Football & Netball @ St Margarets School, Gosfield – Kick off 2:30 pm Wednesday 6th February – Year 7 & 8 Essex Cross Country @ Stubbers, Upminster – First race 1:30 pm – Arrangements TBC Thursday 7th February – Year 8 Rugby @ Gosfield School – Kick off 2:30 pm Friday 8th February – ISA Regional U-13 Netball Competition @ Ipswich Girls High School – Details TBC Tuesday 12th February – Year 10 & 11 District Netball @ The Gilberd – Start 4:00 pm Wednesday 13th February – CSSP Yr 3 & 4 Cross Country – Provisional Thursday 14th February – Year 10 & 11 District Netball @ TLA – Start 4:00 pm Wednesday 27th February – CSSP Yr 5 & 6 Cross Country – Provisional Wednesday 27th February – Year 9 District Rugby @ Thurstable School – Kick off 4:00 pm Thursday 28th February – Year 10 & 11 District Netball @ CCHSG (Girls High) – Start 4:00 pm Tuesday 5th March – U-15 Girls Football @ Gosfield School – 9-a-side – Kick off 2:30 pm Thursday 7th March – Year 3 & 4 Roman Cup Squash @ The Garrison – 12:15 – 3:15 pm Friday 8th March – U-16 Rugby & Netball @ Gosfield School – Kick off 2:30 pm Tuesday 12th March – CBSSP Yr 5 & 6 High Fives Netball @ Thurstable School – 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Wednesday 13th March – U-11 Football & U-13 Rugby @ Finborough School – Kick off 2:30 pm Thursday 14th March – Year 3 & 4 Roman Cup Squash @ The Garrison – 12:15 – 3:15 pm Thursday 14th March – Year 7 Netball @ Stoke College – Start 2:30 pm Saturday 16th March – English Schools Cross Country @ Leeds – Good luck to Kiera (Our first ever qualifier for this event!) Sunday 17th March – CHS does the Junior Park Run Takeover again @ Heath Road Playing Fields, Colchester – Details TBC via newsletters Wednesday 20th March – U-11 Football (A-E Teams) @ Holmwood House – Kick off 2:15 pm & 3:00 pm Wednesday 20th March – CBSSP Senior Swimming Gala @ Leisure World – Start 11:30 am – Finish 1:30 pm Thursday 21st March – Year 9 & 10 Mersea Island Rugby Sevens @ Mersea Rugby Club, the Glebe – 3:30 – 6:00 pm Tuesday 26th March – Year 9 District Rugby final @ The Gilberd – Kick off 4:00 pm Thursday 28th March - Year 3 & 4 Roman Cup Squash @ The Garrison – 12:15 – 3:15 pm Thursday 28th March - Year 7 & 8 Mersea Island Rugby Sevens @ Mersea Rugby Club, the Glebe – 3:30 – 6:00 pm Saturday 30th March – ISA National Cross-Country Championships @ Rugby School – Qualification via regional event – Date that is currently listed on website NEW TERM: SUMMER * This term is generally for Athletics, Cricket, Rounders and Tennis. Friday 5th April – GCSE PE Revision Day – 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Thursday 25th April – GCSE PE Practical Moderation – 11:30 am – 3:30 pm Friday 26th April – Essex Games Cross Country finals @ Hadleigh Park – Entry via qualification from CBSSP Cross Country – Good luck to Ayo Wednesday 1st May – Year 6 & 7 Netball Friendly @ St Marys School – Start 2:30 pm Thursday 2nd May – ISA National Triathlon @ Lucton School – 10:00 am – 4:00 pm – Good luck to Arthur Friday 3rd May – ‘She Can Play’ assembly and Football session for our junior girls Monday 13th May – CBSSP Colchester Schools Senior Athletics @ The Garrison – 12:00 – 4:00 pm Tuesday 14th May – U-13 Girls Cricket @ Ipswich High School – 3:30 – 5:45 pm Wednesday 15th May – GCSE PE Paper 1 – AM Exam Wednesday 15th May – U-14 ‘A’ & ‘B’ Mixed Cricket @ Gosfield School – 20 Over Hardball – Start 2:00 pm Friday 17th May – GCSE PE Paper 2 – PM Exam Friday 17th May – CBSSP Yr 5 & 6 High Fives Netball Final vs St Marys @ Thurstable School – Start 2:30 pm Sunday 19th May - CHS does the Junior Park Run Takeover again @ Heath Road Playing Fields, Colchester – Details TBC via newsletters Wednesday 22nd May – Year 6 Tag Rugby Festival @ Colchester Rugby Club (Organised by Sixth Form College) 10:00 am – 3:45 pm Thursday 23rd May – ISA East Anglia Senior Athletics Championships @ Cambridge Athletics Track – 10:30 am – 4:00 pm – Back by 6:00 pm Wednesday 5th June – U-11 Cricket @ Gosfield School – Mixed – 20 Over Hardball & Softball – Start 2:00 pm Friday 7th June – ISA East Anglia Junior Athletics Championships @ The Garons, Southend – 10:30 am – 3:30 pm Saturday 8th June – Essex Schools Athletics Championships @ Melbourne Park, Chelmsford – Qualification via District events Tuesday 11th June – Junior Sports Day @ The Garrison Track – 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Wednesday 12th June – Senior Sports Day @ The Garrison Track – 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Friday 14th June – Prep Sports Day @ Shrub End – 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Friday 14th June – Nursery Sports Day @ Shrub End – 1:45 – 2:45 pm Monday 17th June – Friday 21st June – Year 5 & 6 Outdoor Activities Residential
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