Netball Club
Tonight was our second netball club of the year and it was great to see lots of enthusiasm and eagerness to improve skills, especially speed and agility. We also worked on tactics and how to dodge in and out of space.
Boccia and New Age Kurling in Year 4
We have really worked hard in Year 4 to develop our skills in Boccia over the past few weeks. Today we looked at how to be patient and knock the opponents balls away from the target. As we are getting so good at this sport we also introduced New Age Kurling which is an indoor, ice-free adaptation of traditional winter curling designed to be completely inclusive for players of all ages and physical abilities. The children loved this addition and wanted to play all afternoon.
KS2 Football Club
Today at Football Club, the children focused on game-based activities, exploring different conditions and challenges within each phase of the game. The children developed their ability to recognise when to attack, defend and transition, applying their skills and decision-making in realistic game situations.
Keep Fit Club
Pupils from Years 3 to 6 launched into the autumn term with fantastic energy during their very first Keep Fit Club session at Jacks Key. The children made the most of the fresh air as they walked, jogged, and ran around the grounds, pacing themselves while encouraging each other every step of the way. What a brilliant first session!
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Year 6 - Cricket
During PE, Year 6 developed their bowling skills, focusing on using the correct technique to bowl accurately and consistently. The children practised their stance, arm position and follow-through, aiming towards a specific target and adjusting the speed and direction of their throw to improve accuracy. The children demonstrated excellent focus and perseverance as they refined their technique and challenged themselves to hit their targets.
Welcome 2026/2027 Sports Leaders
Our Sports Leaders for 2026-2027 are ready to go in their smart new tops. At our first meeting of the year we have decided on their first Intra- school competition and booked the date in the diary. We can’t wait to bring lots of exciting activities and ideas to life! Welcome Alice, Eliza, Daisy, Ted, Charlie and Carter.
Netball Club
What a beautiful evening to start our netball club! The children worked on their passing, catching, footwork and moving through skill and drill games. It was fantastic to see how much effort they put in and observe some wonderful Team B spirit!
Year 1 PE: Gymnastics
Year 1 tried really hard in their first gymnastics PE session today. They demonstrated a great gymnastics pose using straight legs and arms. The children also tried hard with caterpillar crawl, which is moving hands and feet at different times. They also started to practise pencil rolls, keeping their legs and arms straight and rolling using their hips and tummy muscles. At the end, they also worked in pairs to safely carry the mats.
Year 5 - PE
In PE, Year 5 began developing their cricket skills by using underarm throws to quickly and accurately move a tennis ball around the playground. We also practised catching the ball, being aware of how we track the ball with our eyes as well as being prepared to move our feet and hands. We then applied those skills in friendly game to see which team could complete 20 throws and catches successfully.
Year 1 Forest School: Fun On The Outdoor Gym
Year 1 had a blast playing on the outdoor gym for their forest school session today. They were shown how to use all the equipment properly and safely and it was great to see them taking turns.
Year 4 - Team Building & Problem Solving
As part of our settling back into Year 4, we completed problem solving and team building activities. The children worked brilliantly together showing encouragement and perseverance in order to complete a variety of challenges.
Year 4 - Circus Skills Workshop
On Tuesday, the Year 4 children thoroughly enjoyed taking part in a circus skills workshop. They developed a variety of skills, including dancing with ribbons, spinning plates, balancing peacock feathers, walking on stilts, performing simple acrobatics and pedalling ‘pedal-gos’. It was certainly a fun-packed session.