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Bredhurst V North Borough
Well done to our football team, who played in the final match of the group stages, they won 3-0 against North Borough School with Marcell Ward scoring the first of the goals and Harper Horton scoring the next 2 in the second half. They are now through to the quarter finals against Loose Primary School. They really are a super team!
Netball Match
On Thursday afternoon, although chilly, the sun did shine on our netball team- as they played their latest match away at St, John’s Primary School. It was a fast-paced game, playing a very skilled opposition, however, the team really worked well together (and even though some of them were asked to play in a new position) They all did exceptionally well. Coming back with a very high scoring win 8-9 to Bredhurst. Our team were: Freddie Benton, Bella Wood, Erin Charnock, Mia Jones, Morgan Humphries, Millie Jeary, Lennie Smith and Armaan Ahluwalia.
Final Cross Country of the Series
Key-stage 2 children attended there last cross-county events. With every type of weather thrown at them and one of the hardest courses they have faced, our team did exceptionally well- with several children getting a personal best.
We are so proud of them all. However, a special mention must go to three individuals who achieved the high accolade of achieving a second award. Both Connie Blackman and Callum Williams received 2 place in the overall series- how amazing! As well as an outstanding performance once again and receiving an amazing first place in the overall series -Kairo Sage. We are so very proud them.
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