Sports Reports 2021-2022

KS2 Spring House Matches 2022

What a wonderful morning and finally parents were able to come and spectate again! All KS2 children represented their house in either Tag-Rugby or Netball and they were able to demonstrate some of the skills they have learnt during their PE lessons with Mr Green in the Spring Term.

Our fantastic Year 6 House Captains and Sports Leaders were able to manage their teams managed their teams and officiate the games.

House Tag-Rubgy

We played this as a mixed 6-a-side round robin tournament meaning each team played everyone. 5 points were awarded for each try.

The teams were given 3 points for a win, 2 points for a draw and 1 point for a loss. The results were:

1^st Drungewick (9) who impressively won all three of their games.

2^nd Malahm (6)

3^rd Brewhurst (5)

4^th Southlands (4)

The house captains were asked to look out for players that stood out:

Brewhurst:

•       Flynn Collis (Y3) for good sportsmanship – giving people their tags back
•       Jordan Venter (Y5) for great try scoring against Southlands
•       Elsie Tilley (Y3) for good teamwork and perseverance

Drugewick:

•       Isabella Sanson (Y6) for fantastic try scoring
•       Cameron Fenn (Y4) for brilliant tagging
•       Holly Johnson (Y6) for good sportsman ship

Malham:

•      Harrison Crabb (Y5) for playing extremely well throughout and scoring lots of tries!   
•      Callie Etheridge (Y3) for passing the ball well and getting stuck in
•      Lola Gordon (Y6) for resillience

Southlands:

•       Lily-Mai Nixon (Y3) for good sportsmanship
•       Ned Lucas (Y3) for brilliant defending and tagging
•       Lyla Forehead (Y4) for good sportsmanship throughout all the games

After the game, the house captains also took some pupil voice:

“Even though we didn’t win, it was fun!” (Jordan, Y5)

“I liked passing to people and getting to play with all different year groups.” (Chloe, Y6)

“I enjoyed it because we managed to score tries and steal tags too!” (Emily, Y3)

“I liked the competition.” (Daniel, Y6)

House Netball

We played this as a mixed 6-a-side round robin tournament meaning each team played everyone. There were some incredibly close games!

The teams were given 3 points for a win, 2 points for a draw and 1 point for a loss. The results were:

1^st Southlands (8)

2^nd Drungewick (7)

3^rd Malham (5)

4^th Brewhurst (4)

The house captains were asked to look out for players that stood out:

Brewhurst:

• Max Gilbertson (Y5) for brilliant defending
• Roxy Horn (Y6) for super passing
• Lucia Schofield (Y3) for fantastic teamwork 

Drungewick:

•  Teyha Hulstaert (Y5) for great passing
•  Ana White (Y6) for good sportsmanship
•  Oliver Jackson (Y4) for amazing defending

Malham:

•   Lola Gordon (Y6) for some brilliant defending – some close saves!       
•   Rosie-Mai Readman-Cross (Y4) for fantastic defending and some brilliant saves
•   Viktoria Sulek (Y4) for good accurate passing

Southlands:

•    Daniel Rudin (Y6) for accurate shooting and including others
•    Freya Gates (Y4) for good sportsmanship
•    Emily Martin (Y3) for brilliant defending

After the game, the house captains also took some pupil voice:

“It was really good fun and I wanted to stay on the pitch.” (George, Y3)

“It was fun and I enjoyed cheering others on.” (Lillie, Y5)

“I really enjoy the competitiveness of the house matches but everyone is included.” (Jayden, Y6)

“I enjoyed being able to attack and defence like we have learnt with Mr Green.” (Tillie, Y5)

“I liked it because everyone showed great sportsmanship.” (Harry, Y6)

KS2 Autumn House Matches 2021

We were finally able to revert back to our original format for house matches (without COVID bubble restrictions. Sadly parents were unable to attend but the children still enjoyed it nevertheless. All KS2 children represented their house in either Hockey to Football and were able to demonstrate some of the skills they have learnt during their PE lessons with Mr Green in the Autumn Term.

This was also the first opportunity of the year to fully utilise our new House Captains and Sports Leaders. The House Captains managed their teams and tried to keep them as even as possible. The Sports Leaders worked really hard, taking on many roles including time keeping, scoring and referring the games. 

House Hockey

We played this as a mixed 6-a-side round robin tournament meaning each team played everyone.

The teams were given 3 points for a win, 2 points for a draw and 1 point for a loss. The results were:

1^st  Brewhurst (7) 

2^nd  Southlands (6) and Drungewick (6) 

4^th Malham (3) 

The house captains were asked to look out for players that stood out:

Brewhurst:

•          Edward Cooper for inclusivity – he ensured all members of his team were involved
•          Lilia Gaget for brilliant goal keeping
•          Lucia Schofield for accurate passing

Drugewick:

•          Suzie Verbrugge for determination and good defending / saving goals
•          Annie Lawrence for enthusiasm and brilliant perseverance
•          Jess Walmsley for resilience – she continued playing whilst injured

Malham:

•          Halle Versteeg for some great saves, good defending and utilising the pitch
•          Tilly Herbet for superb special awareness
•          Harry Mepham for being supportive of all pupils

Southlands:

•          Finlay Cook for good attacking and defending – he knew what he was doing
•          Billy-Ray Stinton for scoring goals and moving the ball accurately in different directions
•          Freya Gates for good sportsmanship and persistence

After the game, the house captains also took some pupil voice:

“I enjoyed it because everyone was enthusiastic and we had the amazing sports leaders to help!” (Harry Swart Y6)

“I found it very fun and I learnt from my team mates!” (Max Thurston Y3)

“I liked the house matches because they are fun games and I like PE!” (Rosie-Mai Readman Y3)

“I enjoyed cheering on other students!” (Emilia Y5)

“We used passing and tackling from Mr Green’s lessons.” (Edward Cooper Y6)