Rain fails to stop school sports day

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All athletes demonstrated an excellent positive attitude and competed in determined manner while also encouraging fellow competitors

Throughout this term all secondary pupils have been training and qualifying for sports day and expectations were high.

Throughout this term all secondary pupils have been training and qualifying for sports day and expectations were high.

This year the school opted to hold a qualification day to allow more training and preparation time and the feedback from pupils was very positive, so we will look to continue this next year.

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Many thanks to Miss Tessa Gibbon’s fabulous photography group who took so many wonderful photos which will be made into a display in due course.A special mention needs to be made to the successful staff relay team for continuing their winning streak.A special mention needs to be made for the resilience of all the competitors that performed so well in the adverse weather conditions.

The downpour meant that conditions on the track were slow which only allowed for one track record to be broken.S3: Alfie Thomson high jump 1.60m ; Alfred Harvie javelin 23.83m ; H boys relay team 52.00s .

Seniors individual year group sports champions are: S1 girls: Julia Palmer; S1 boys: Olly Vandale; S2 girls: Leah Wilson; S2 boys: Fred Kershaw; S3 girls: Jessica Salmon; S3 boys: Alfie Thomson.The house shield this year was won by Queensberry, which ended Hartfell’s three year winning streak.

 

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