Year 5 have been learning how to be leaders by taking part in the recognised Leadership Skills Foundation Playmaker Award. Over the Spring term, they have been learning the key skills needed to be able to deliver activity sessions to others including considering P.A.C.E. The culmination of this saw them plan and deliver a coaching session to half a class of Year 2 children which they were assessed for. From their reflections, they were very honest and said it had been challenging! The Year 2s also provided feedback based on how fun and active each session was. It will be great to see them apply these skills for the rest of Year 5 and in leadership roles in Year 6.
31 children from Y3/4/5 took part in the cross country event at Newbury Showground with around 1,600 other children. Every single child did themselves and the school proud by trying their best and not giving up. Special mentions must go to Jax for coming 10th in the Y5/6 boys' race, Sophie 12th and Pandora 14th in the Y5/6 girls’ race and Alexis for coming 60th in the Y3/4 girls’ race. All these races were out of 400 participants!
A team of children from Year 4 took part in the semi-final of the cup against Birch Copse. It was a tough first half against a really good team and we found ourselves 2-0. The second half started and the team really got stuck in and pulled a goal back straight away. They kept up the pressure but couldn’t get the equaliser. Unfortunately, the opposition scored a couple more goals to make the final score 4-1. Each and every one of the players should be so proud of their efforts.
A team of children from Year 5 and 6 took on three other schools in a netball competition at Downsway. They beat Pangbourne 6-2 and Theale Green 11-0. They then took on the hosts who stormed to a 6-0 lead at half-time – whilst this was the case they didn’t give up and pulled it back to 8-5 which was a great effort against a really strong team. These results saw us come second out of four teams which means we have qualified for the finals in May.
A team of children from Year 3 took part in a tag rugby competition against three other schools. This was most children’s first time representing the school in a competition and having only attended tag rugby club for a few months and learning about it in some PE lessons, they played fantastically well. Whilst they lost every game to schools with lots of Year 4 children in, they should be so proud of their efforts and it certainly bodes well for the future. A special mention must also go to the Sports Ambassadors who did superbly well to referee and score the competition.
A group of children from KS2 had the chance to take part in some Paralympic sports in the hall. They experienced Boccia, Kurling and Goalball - all of which required a range of different skills including coordination, accuracy, focus and teamwork. It was great to see teams made up of children from each class in KS2 work so well together.
A team of boys and girls from Year 5 took part in a football competition against four other schools at Pangbourne College. After drawing their first game, they won the other three which meant they finished top overall. Well done team!
Fantastic effort from a team of Y2 children competing against local schools at a cup stacking festival this week. They had to complete a carousel of different cup stacking challenges. The children worked well as a team and were very supportive of each other. They came 2nd place out of 12 teams, winning silver medals. Considering this was their first time ever cup stacking, we were so incredibly proud of them! Well done Year 2!
A team of children from Year 4 took on Francis Baily in the quarter finals of the Adam Page Cup. After going down to an early goal, the team rallied and played some absolutely fantastic football which saw them lead 3-1 at half-time. This continued after the break with another two goals being scored - this meant we won 5-1. It was a superb performance from the whole team and we are so proud of them all!
A team of children from Year 5 and 6 took on Springfield in the quarter finals of the cup. We took an early lead before falling 3-1 behind. It might have been easy to give up but the team came on strong with 15 minutes left, pulling one back and coming so close to equalising on several occasions. A 3-2 defeat was no disgrace and the boys should be proud of their efforts.
It was a pleasure to take seven Year 6 children to a Cup Speed Stacking event at Theale Secondary School, after school on Wednesday. We all had great fun, laughed and supported each other. The children were enthusiastic and competitive but weren't phased if a teammate dropped a few cups or made a mistake, they simply helped and encouraged them. They showed great perseverance, resilience, sportsmanship and teamwork. We didn't place in the top four spots but all agreed that it didn't actually matter because we'd enjoyed ourselves and tried out new skills. They were a credit to Long Lane and made me extremely proud.
All children from Year 5 and 6 took part in an orienteering event around the school grounds. In mixed teams from houses, they had to use a map of the school to help them locate flags and solve maths calculations. Lots of running, teamwork and thinking needed!
A team of children from Year 6 (+ Bodhi from Year 3) took part in an archery event at Theale Green School against 14 other teams. They participated in games where they had to hit the bullseye, shoot nerf targets as well as various other archery activities. They performed fantastically as a team and came 4th overall which meant they got silver medals.
The Year 5/6 girls football team had done amazingly just to get to the ESFA Finals @ Francis Baily. Tough games to start saw us lose 5-0 to Falklands and then a tight 1-0 defeat against Francis Baily. Confidence and belief didn't drop though and we beat St Gabriels 1-0 and then Pangbourne 2-0. We ended up coming third in the Newbury and District area which is something to be very proud of.
An absolutely fantastic team performance saw a team of boys from Year 5 and 6 beat Basildon 5-2 in the second round of the Bill Mc Cup. Everyone played their part in what was a well-deserved victory. Goals from Henry (2), Lewis, Jake and Jax alongside a superb defensive display was enough to see us go through.
A group of children from across the school took part in an archery event in the hall - experiencing different games and activities in teams. There was such great teamwork and support for each other - especially from older children when supporting younger children to learn how to use a bow and arrow correctly.
Two teams of children from Year 5 and 6 took part in a tag rugby and netball competition at Denefield Secondary School. Fantastic performances from both teams saw them win plenty of games against other local schools and end up second overall.
A team of boys from Year 5 and 6 took part in the ESFA finals against five other schools. They had done amazingly to qualify for this and faced some really tough games in the finals. Subsequently, they won one, drew one and lost three. Special mentions must go to Jax and Bobby from Year 5 who really stepped up and performed fantastically.
Six children from Year 6 took part in four different activities at Theale Green School. They worked as a team to compete in new sports such as boccia, seated volleyball and kurling. Lots of fun was had by everyone.
The Girls Football Equal Access Award has been awarded to us for our continued efforts to ensure equal opportunities for girls in football but this also reflects the equal opportunities we provide across PE, School Sport and Physical Activity.
A team of children from Year 5 and 6 took part in a tag rugby competition against three other local schools. They lost their first match in a very tight game, before winning their second match 5-3 and their third match 7-2. Well done team!
A superb performance from a team of boys and girls from Year 4 saw them win 16-0 against St Joseph's in the second round of the cup competition.
A lovely afternoon on the field saw Year 5 and 6 compete in a house tag rugby competition. Two competitions going on at the same time with lots of great teamwork and individual skills. Both Unicorn teams won all their matches but Phoenix played some of the best team rugby. It was also brilliant to see so many children being confident enough to referee and score.
A fantastic afternoon of tag rugby on the field as Year 3 and 4 took part in a house competition refereed and scored by 8 Year 6 leaders. Lots of skills demonstrated from PE lessons in a competitive, but fun, spirit. Combined results from the two competitions saw Phoenix come out on top.
A team of boys from Year 6 took part in the ESFA football competition at a rather wet Francis Baily. They won their first two games: 2-0 and 2-1 before losing their third 1-0 in a closely-fought game. They didn't let this disappointment impact them and won their last game 5-0 to finish second in the group. This might be enough to see them qualify for the next stage.
All children from Year 1 and 2 took part in a carousel of tag rugby related activities led by the Sports Ambassadors. They got the chance to learn new skills including tagging, ball carrying, scoring a try as well as applying lots of other skills. Lots of smiles and plenty of running around!
A team of girls from Year 5 and 6 took part in the ESFA football competition against three other schools at Francis Baily. They won their first game 5-0 before also winning their second game 2-1. Their final game saw them take on a strong team who beat us 4-0. A fantastic team performance - coming second place overall might see us progress to the next round.
Congratulations to the Year 6 children that have been chosen to be House Captains and Sports Ambassadors this year. It was a tough decision as all children have demonstrated the skills needed to fulfill these important roles. Those chosen have already led assemblies as well as supporting the lunchtime staff to deliver active breaks.
Year 2 had a fantastic time at the Multi-Skills event at Theale Green School on Wednesday. They all worked incredibly well as a team and supported each other throughout the different challenges. They enjoyed archery, curling, cup stacking and mini-golf!
26 children from Year 5 and 6 took part in the now annual Tilehurst Olympics at Palmer Park. Events ranged from 800m to discus to 100m relays. The team performed superbly in every single event - perseverance in abundance and really demonstrating our motto of 'Strive to Succeed'. So many fantastic individual performances that contributed to a final team total of over 2,300 points!
After watching the odes, Aaron Phipps sent a reply to us to let us know what he is up to in preparation for the Paris Paralympics next month. We also found out that he is now the face of Channel 4's advert for their coverage of the games.
Aaron's reply to LL: Aaron Phipps Update - July 2024.mp4
Year 5 odes to Aaron: Odes to Aaron Phipps 2024 Website
Channel 4 Paralympics advert: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUs_mNTNwvE
13 children from Year 6 took part in a rounders competition against three other schools. The team won their first two games and lost their final game. It was a fantastic afternoon full of great individual skills, superb teamwork and plenty of smiles/laughter!
Two teams of children from Year 4/5/6 competed against Francis Baily in basketball on Thursday after school. Competitive games saw both Long Lane teams come first and second overall.
A fantastic sports day for the school was held in rather hot conditions. The morning saw the infants take part in various races with all children giving their all and having fun. The afternoon saw the juniors taking part in more competitive events with Phoenix coming out as eventual champions.
Two teams of children from Year 4 and 5 went up to Downsway for an afternoon of netball. This consisted of some skills and drills with our netball coach Mrs Walls and some friendly, but competitive, matches against Downsway. We are looking forward to all these children attending netball club next year as well as taking part in more competitions.
Two teams of girls from Y3/4 and Y5/6 took part in the annual Tilehurst Panthers football tournament. The Y3/4 team played 6 - winning 3, drawing 1 and losing 2. The Y5/6 team played 8 - winning 3, drawing 1 and losing 4. They all performed fantastically - showing superb individual skills and great teamwork. A big thanks to all the parents that braved the lovely June conditions to support the teams.
All children from Year 3 and 4 took part in a house rounders competition. For many, it involved lots of new skills and learning the rules as they played. Lots of tight games eventually saw Phoenix and Dragon finish as joint winners.
A team of children from across KS2 took part in a cricket competition against other primary schools @ Douai Abbey. They won their group stage matches against Pangbourne and Francis Baily which meant they then went in to the finals against two other schools. They beat Hermitage in a tight game and lost to St Nics in a tough game. This means they came 2nd out of 9 teams and have qualified for the county finals in July. A fantastic performance by the whole team.
All children from Year 1 & 2 took part in a striking and fielding event on the field. They rotated around 4 different stations which involved skills related to rounders and cricket. This was led by the Sports Ambassadors and thre rest of Year 6 who supported a very enojyable afternoon.
A lovely afternoon for a Year 5/6 house rounders competition - especially after a week of SATs tests. Lots of closely fought games but Unicorn came out on top!
A team of children from Year 3 & 4 took part in a football competition at Downsway. They played fantastically well together and subsequently won 6-0, 6-0, 3-0 and 1-0!
We are delighted to have been awarded the 2023-2024 Gold School Games Mark award again for our commitment to ensuring engagement in PE, School Sport and Physical Activity. We are continuing to develop and succeed with regards to high-quality PE, clubs, intra-house competitions, inter-school competitions, inclusion, active learning, young leaders etc.
Year 4 children took part in a Tri-Golf competition against 9 other teams at Theale Green school in glorious sunshine. Team Golden Golfers (as they named themselves) had a lot of fun; scoring a whopping 130 points by using golfing skills such as chipping. driving, putting etc.
A team of children from Year 3 and 4 took part in a tag rugby competition at Long Lane against three other schools. Fantastic skills and teamwork saw them beat Downsway 8-5, Westwood Farm 14-3 and Birch Copse 7-5. Huge thanks to the Year 6 children who refereed superbly too!
A team of children participated in a football competition at Pangbourne College. There were plenty of close games with the team just losing out by the odd goal in the first three games before losing on penalties in their 4th game. They then finished off strongly with a 10-1 win.
A team of netballers took part in the local area finals day in Newbury. There were some extremely tough games against schools with more experience but they never gave up and ended up finishing the tournament with a win and a draw. This saw us finish 7th out of 10 teams.
Year 5 completed their @LshipSkillsFdn Playmaker Award by delivering an activity session to groups of children from Year 2. They took on board all the learning related to P.A.C.E and created their own exciting games. Brilliant to see confident leaders!
Six children from Year 4 and 5 took part in a cross country competition at Pangbourne College. It was a great event with many schools. Long Lane gained 1st place (well done Jax) and a number of other top finishing positions. Fantastic performances all!
A team of children from Year 5 and 6 played matches against two other schools. For all, it was their first competitive netball action and they performed fantastically - they won one and lost one and have got through to finals day in April.
A group of children from Year 2 took part in a tag rugby event with three other schools. They started by learning some tagging and ball skills through fun games before having a tag rugby match against another school.
20 children from KS2 took part in a wellbeing event led by James Mandry from the West Berkshire School Sports Network. They learnt about determination, setting goals and working together as a team.
30 children from KS2 took part in the annual cross country event at Newbury Showground. With over 1,500 children taking part, our lot represented the school amazingly showing perseverance and pacing themselves to ensure they made it round to the best of their ability.
Rainbow class enjoyed an afternoon of orienteering activities - they had to create face maps as well as match numbers to characters on flags spread around the playground. Lots of great teamwork and plenty of smiles!
Six Y2 children took part in a cup stacking event at Theale Green. The children have never took part in a competition like this before but they supported each other and worked well as a team. They came 2nd place out of 6 schools with 211 points!
Year 5 have started their @LshipSkillsFdn Playmaker Award this term. They have been working on developing such skills as effective communication when leading others.
Six children from Year 5 attended a Speed Stacking event at Theale Green School. They had a really good time and demonstrated such good teamwork and support for each other. For some of these children it was their first time representing the school in an event like this.
All children from Year 1 and 2 had a great time working collaboratively to use cones to make different face maps as well as finding flags marked on a map of the school field.
All children from Year 3 and 4 took part in orienteering activities around the school grounds. They had to use maps to locate coloured flags and work out the answers to maths questions written on white flags. It was a fun afternoon with all children mixed up with children they wouldn't usually work with - many of our Secrets of Success demonstrated throughout.
Year 5 and 6 took part in some orienteering around the school grounds. They had to work in teams using maps to locate flags as well as practising their maths calculation skills to answer questions and work out a final total. Some great teamwork and perseverance!
A team of children from Year 6 + Henry from Year 5 took part in the annual Denefield Shield. Fantastic performances saw them win three matches and lose just one - this resulted in them coming 2nd out of 5 schools. Brilliant teamwork and skills on show.
A team of girls from Year 6 took part in an event at Theale Green School which challenged their aim through various archery and nerf gun related activities. Great teamwork and accurate shooting saw them end up in 2nd place out of 12 teams - a superb performance!
All children took part in a sponsored PTA Elf-lympics led by the Sports Ambassadors and House Captains. 12 festive activities around the track saw everyone have lots of fun!
A group of children from Year 4, 5 and 6 joined the Lunchtime Supervisors for a morning's training session delivered by Hampshire Outdoors. Lots of new games, ideas and activities have been learnt so that both adults and children can help support active and enjoyable lunchtimes.
A group of children from across all year groups took part in an archery event in the hall. It took a while to get their aim right but then lots of team games saw many a bullseye and lots of points being scored. It was a fun afternoon learning new skills.
A team of children from Year 6 took part in an Alternate Olympics event at Theale Green School. They performed fantastically and were particularly successful at the seated volleyball and archery activities. Their final points score saw them finish joint first in their group - this meant gold medals!
Friend of the school @AaronPhippsGBWR made a welcome return to Long Lane to share his story. All the children were so engaged - listening carefully and asking some fantastic questions. He is truly inspirational and we love having him here. #weallhavechoices
A team of boys from Year 5 and 6 took part in the ESFA Football Finals. They drew their first game and lost the last two in really tight contests. They can all be proud of their efforts!
Two teams of children from Year 5/6 took part in a tag rugby competition against two other schools. Fantastic skills and teamwork from all teams on show - a 6-6 draw between our two teams left everyone feeling satisified!
An amazing afternoon of Year 5/6 football against four other West Berkshire schools. After losing the first game 1-0, the boys won the next three without conceding a single goal. This resulted in us topping the table on goal difference - it also means we will attend the Newbury and District finals.
A team of girls from Year 5 and 6 took on Thorngrove Prep in a cup match. For a team that haven't played much competitive football, they showed great passion, teamwork and determination. Unfortunately, they lost 3-0 but they should be really proud.
All children from Year 5 and 6 took part in a tag rugby house competition. Lots of fast-paced action and some great teamwork on show. Unicorn came out on top overall.
A team of children from Year 2 enjoyed taking part in a multiskills festival at Theale Green. They were a great team who supported each other throughout.
Year 5 and 6 children have been taking part in Level 1 and 2 of Bikeability over the last couple of weeks. They have learnt key cycle safety skills to take with them into their next stages of their lives.
Say hello to this year's Sports Ambassadors who will be helping get children active at break and lunch as well as leading and officiating at sports events.
A team of Year 5 and 6 boys played Hermitage in the first round of the Bill Mc Cup. A great team performance saw them win 4-0 with two goals each from Henry and Luke.
A huge thanks to Mrs Walls for running the Year 5/6 netball club this year. She has also agreed to do it next year even though she won't have any children left at Long Lane.
A team of children from Year 5 took part in a dodgeball competition at Theale Green school. The children came joint third but more importantly demonstrates fair play and honesty when participating.
On Tuesday 11th July a team of children from Year 2 took part in a Multiskills event at Theale Green. They played a variety of different games and scored a whopping 434 points - this saw them win gold medals!
On Thursday 6th July two teams of children took on Francis Baily in some basketball matches. Long Lane 1 and 2 drew with each other and then both teams won both their games against the opposition. Some fantastic individual and team performances on show!
On Friday 30th June a team of Year 6 children took part in a rounders competition. They beat Birch Copse 13-9 and drew (15-15) with Downsway. It was a great afternoon of friendly competition.
On Friday 16th June some children from Year 3/4/5/6 took part in an archery event. They played team and individual games - some of which were very frustrating and required a lot of perseverance!
We are delighted to announce that we, Long Lane Primary School, have achieved the School Games Gold Mark Award for the 2022/23 academic year.
The School Games Mark is a Government-led award scheme launched in 2012, facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust to reward schools for their commitment to the development of competition across their school and into the community, and we are delighted to have been recognised for our success.
Please click here to read the press release
With many young people competing in local inter-school competitions this year, we are extremely proud of our pupils for their dedication to all aspects of school sport, including those young volunteers, leaders and officials who made our competitions possible. As part of our application, we were asked to fulfill criteria in the areas of participation, competition, workforce and clubs, and we are pleased that the hard work of everyone at our school has been rewarded this year.
A special thanks to all those involved in supporting Long Lane Primary to be able to achieve what we have this year!
We look forward to applying once again in 2024!
On Friday 9th June Year 1 and 2 took part in a striking and fielding event on the field. Four different fun activities led by the Sports Ambassadors. The most popular activity was trying to knock balls off targets using beanbags!
On Wednesday 6th June a team of children from Year 4/5/6 took part in a cricket competition at Douai Abbey. They beat Francis Baily, Brimpton and Winchcombe in the group stage. They then lost to a really strong Falklands team before beating Woolhampton - this meant they came third overall!
On Friday 19th May Year 3 and 4 took part in a house rounders competition in what may be called rather wet conditions. It was so wet that the score sheets disintegrated! Spirits weren’t dampened though and lots of fun was had by all.
On Wednesday 10th May a team of children from Year 3 and 4 took part in a Tri-Golf event at Theale Green. They played a range of golf related activities and they came third overall. A really good positive experience for them all.
On Friday 28th April a team of girls from Year 5 and 6 played football against John Rankin - it was a really tough game which they lost. Whilst that was the case, they never gave up, played as a team and had a good laugh at the same time!
Our good friend @AaronPhippsGBWR has sent us message about what he has been up to in preparation for the upcoming Wheelchair Rugby European Championships. He also wished the Year 6s good luck with their SATs. More information about European Championships which take place in Cardiff between 3rd-7th May can be found here: https://gbwr.org.uk/2023-wheelchair-rugby-european-championship/
On Friday 21st April a team of Year 5/6 boys played against Downsway in the cup. It was a tight game throughout and with the score at 3-3 with not long left, our opposition came on strong and won 7-3. The boys kept their heads up and responded well by beating Meadow Park 7-3 in a friendly afterwards.
A team of Year 5/6 children took part in the Newbury Schools Netball League Finals. Just qualifying for this was a massive achievement! After beating Downsway and Cold Ash and drawing with Francis Baily, we got through to the final against Hermitage. Sadly, we lost to a very strong team in the final but our lot did us proud. Being the second best team in the local area is a fantastic effort!
On Monday 27th March Year 5 had the final session of their Sports Leaders Playmaker Award. They delivered their activity sessions to children in Year 2. Lots of important leadership skills learnt that can now be demonstrated in and out of school.
On Tuesday 21st March a team of children from Years 3/4/5/6 took part in a cross country event at Newbury Showground. Brilliant performances by all - they demonstrated many of our secrets of success and represented the school magnificently.
Year 5 are in the middle of their Sports Leaders Playmaker Award. On Monday 13th March, they learnt about the importance of communicating in different ways when leading activities.
On Tuesday 7th March a team of Year 6 and Mia from year 5 played two netball matches. They beat Downsway 6-3 and also beat Birch Copse 7-1. Absolutely brilliant performances from everyone. A huge thanks must also go to Mrs Walls for making so much progress with the team this year!
On Friday 3rd March two teams of Year 3/4 children took part in a tag rugby competition against other schools. Both teams won their first two games and then had to play each other. Long Lane Reds beat Long Lane Blues 8-4. Fantastic attitudes and performanes by all.
Year 5 have just finished our counter balance and counter tension unit of gymnastics - we have been working hard to create excellent sequences on apparatus combining balances and travels.
On Friday 24th February some children from Years 2-6 took part in some alternative Olympics activities. They played boccia, kurling and goalball. Lots of fun and laughter whilst learning new skills through new sports.
Rainbow class took part in orienteering activities on Friday 10th February. They had to make faces out of cones using maps and then had to find lots of clues that been dotted around the playground/field. Lots of fun was had by all!
On Friday 3rd February all children from Year 1 and 2 took part in some orienteering activities. They worked together to create faces using maps as well as finding coloured flags around the field using a map of the school.
On Friday 27th January a team of Year 6 children took part in a football tournament at Denefield. We were unbeaten after four games - we drew them all!
On Thursday 26th January all children from Year 3 and 4 were orienteering on the field. Great teamwok and perseverance shown when trying to calculate the total of all the mahs questions on the flags.
On Friday 20th January Year 5 and 6 took part in an orienteering event on the field. They were using a map of the school to help them find flags - some coloured and some with times tables on. Great perseverance on show when having to calculate the final total
On Friday 13th January lots of children attended the first Energy Club of 2023. Plenty of fun games played - all led by the Sports Ambassadors
On Thursday 12th January a team of Year 5/6 children took part in an archery event at Theale Green. They came 5th out of 12 schools and were a credit to Long Lane.
On Friday 6th January a team of Year 5/6 boys played two matches. They beat Robert Sandilands 2-1 and drew with Hermitage 1-1. All matches were played in a wonderful spirit.
On Friday 16th December the whole school enjoyed a wonderful festive afternoon taking part in the Winter Elf-lympics. There were 12 Christmas themed activities led by the Sports Ambassadors and House Captains.
On Tuesday 13th December a team of Year 6 netballers braved the freezing conditions to play two matches. They beat Theale 4-0 and lost to Pangbourne 6-3. Fantastic performances from everyone!
On Thursday 1st December a team of Year 5/6 boys took on Calcot Junior School in the first round of the Bill Mc Cup. A fantastic game played in a sporting yet competitive spirit saw us eventually win 3-2.
On Wednesday 23rd November six delightful children from Year 6 took part in an alternative Olympics event at Theale Green. Lots of new activities such as boccia, seated volleyball, archery and kurling were tackled by the team who came second in their overall group.
On Friday 18th November two teams of Year 5/6 children took part in a tag rugby competition here at Long Lane. Really close games with incredible attacking and defending on show!
On Thursday 17th November two children from each year group took part in a speed stacking event at Theale Green School. Lots of quick stacking and loads of fun!
On Friday 4th November all children from Year 1 & 2 took part in tag rugby activities. Four different fun games involving lots of tagging and running led superbly by the Sports Ambassadors.
Children from Year 5 & 6 took part in a tag rugby and netball competition on 17th October at Denefield. Both teams won two and lost one of their three games. A great effort - well done all!
All children from Year 3 & 4 took part in a house tag rugby competition on 14th October in increasingly wet conditions. Lots of great tagging and try scoring on show with Unicorn getting the most points overall.
Six children from Year 2 took part in a multi-skills event at Theale Green on 6th October. Absolutely brilliant throwing, stacking, shooting, rolling and many more skills demonstrated by all. Final score of 313 saw them come 3rd out of 12 schools!
Year 5 & 6 took part in a tag rugby house competition on 6th October in beautiful sunshine. Brilliant passing, tagging and try scoring on show which saw Phoenix come out as overall winners!
