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Girls’ Football

On Tuesday our girls football team participated in the Norfolk School Games Girls’ Football Tournament at Thorpe St. Andrew High School. The team played against three other schools and won all three games, taking us through to the county finals on Friday 7th March! A huge well done to our team: Ivy (c), Megan, Georgina, Layla, Florence S, Hattie, Freya, Lily, Grace. We are especially proud of how they played in the second game as they had to come from behind, showing their perseverance and courage. See below for results and goalscorers.

Salhouse 4 – 0 Old Catton

(Goalscorers: Megan x 3, Georgina)

Salhouse 5 – 2 Blofield

(Goalscorers: Georgina x 2, Ivy, Megan, + OG)

Salhouse 8 – 0 White House Farm

(Goalscorers: Freya x 3, Florence, Layla x 2, Megan, Lily)

Coots PE

We were very lucky to have the sun shining for our P.E. Lesson with Mr Ward this week.  We were busy skipping and weaving in and out of poles. 

Coots are getting excited for the half term holiday and we look forward to hearing everyone’s news when we return to school. 

Invasion Games

Grebes have been working hard in PE, learning to use space more effectively on the football pitch.

Grebes Football Tournament

This half-term the whole school is learning invasion games in PE, starting with football. Children have learned fundamentals of attack, defence and using space that can be used in other invasion games like basketball, netball, handball and rugby. We had our first class football tournament of the year. All children participated brilliantly and all matches were closely contested. Ultimately the blue team emerged victorious and get to keep the trophy… Until next time!

Year 3 and 4 Gymnastics Trip

Year 3 and 4 teamed up to visit Norwich Gymnastics Club and enjoy the chance to explore the wide range of equipment and to be taught by professional gymnastics coaches. The children split into five groups and got to experience five different areas of the gym: 1. floor, 2. balance beams, 3. high bars, 4. trampoline, 5. vaulting table. All of the areas and the activities led by the Gymnastics Club staff were designed to gradually increase the difficulty level, giving all children a challenge regardless of ability and experience. Children were all very positive about the experience and it was great at the end to hear so many asking if they could join the club. If you would like your child to join Norwich Gymnastics Club, visit their website here: https://www.norwichgymnasticsclub.co.uk/

Here were some of the children’s comments overheard:

“I am definitely signing up for gymnastics!”

“That was so scary but I’m proud of myself for doing it.”

“You have to be seriously strong to do gymnastics.”

“When are we coming back here?”

Coots PE

Curling Fun

The bad weather this week did not dampen our enthusiasm for PE as instead of being outside we got the opportunity to practice our curling skills. It was certainly much trickier than it looks.  However, It was great fun working as a team to try and place our stones on the target, whilst also tactically knocking away our opposants stones. Adding our teams score together even provided cross-curricular links to our maths learning.

Bitterns PE 

This half term the Bitterns have been enjoying learning new basketball skills. We have been practicing our dribbling, catching and throwing. Fun games such as king/queen of the square have helped develop both our attacking and defending skills.

In PE Bitterns have been practicing using and finding space within games. We have enjoyed playing tag rugby and have practiced twisting and turning as we run to travel in different directions or pathways.  We have also needed to alter our speed as we run in order defend the tags on our belts.

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