Sports Reports 2023-2024

KS2 Summer House Matches 2024

Having already participated in the House Rounders on Sports Day, all junior children participated in a House Street Cricket Competition. This format was really inclusive and allowed all children to participate in many different roles (batting, bowling and fielding). Throughout the morning, they demonstrated collaboration and sportsmanship.

LKS2 (Year 3 & 4)

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  Malham (9)

2^nd Southlands (5)

3^rd Drungewick (5)

4^th Brewhurst (3)

Particular mentions to Amelia (Year 4) for phenomenal batting and Woody (Y4) for some wonderful diving catches.

UKS2 (Year 5 & 6)

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 (7)

2^nd Malham (7)

3^rd Southlands (5) 

4^th Brewhurst (5)

Particular mentions to Ned (Year 5) for excellent batting and Libby (Year 6) for brilliant fielding.

Thank you to the parents who came to spectate.

KS2 Spring House Matches 2024

While the weather was against us again, we managed to go ahead with the KS2 Spring House Matches. The children ploughed on through the rain to ensure they didn’t miss out, demonstrating fantastic collaboration and resilience.  All children represented their house in either Tag-Rugby or Netball and were able to demonstrate some of the skills they have learnt during their PE lessons with Mr Green in the Spring Term.

As this was their second event of the year, the House Captains and Sports Leaders were able to work independently, fully completing their roles without support from adults. We were so impressed to see them all scoring, refereeing, time-keeping, coaching and managing their teams.  Not only were they supportive but they demonstrated kindness and empathy towards the younger children too which created a wonderful atmosphere.

Tag Rugby

We played this as a mixed 6-a-side round robin tournament meaning each team played everyone. The tries scored are as follows:

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  Malham (9)

2^nd Brewhurst (7)

3^rd Drungewick (5)

4^th Southlands (3)

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

Brewhurst:

• Zion (Y6) for great sportsmanship.
• Enzo (Y4) for good passing.
• Zack (Y5) for fantastic dodging and try scoring.

Drungewick:

• Kyle (Y5) for good attacking.
• Flynn (Y6) for perseverance and brilliant defending.
• Isabella (Y3) for good perseverance.

Malham:

• Lola (Y4) for good teamwork.
• Elouise (Y6) for good passing.
• Tilly (Y5) for great try scoring.

Southlands:

• Olly (Y3) for excellent try scoring and defending.
• Elsie (Y6) for good attacking.
• Elle (Y5) for good passing, being a team player and not just keeping the ball for herself.”

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

“It was fun and I like spending time with my friends.” (Shayla, Y3)

“It was the right amount of competitiveness.” (Ellarose, Year 4)

“Even if you lose, you still congratulate the opposition.” (Harry W, Y3)

“Enjoyed the house matches as they are really fun.” (Fylnn, Y6)

“I have enjoyed it because it brings the best out in me.” (Teddy, Y4)

“I had fun and I was able to use the skills to run forward and pass backwards from my PE lessons.” (Adam, Y6)

“I like that everyone gets the opportunity to get the ball.” (Abigail, Y4)

Netball

We played this as a mixed 7-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 (9)

2^nd Drungewick (6)

3^rd Malham (5)

4^th Southlands (4)

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

Brewhurst:

•          Sofia (Y6) for great defending and super interceptions.
•          Freya (Y4) for great passing.
•          Hudson (Y5) for good sportsmanship and super goal scoring.

Drungewick:

•          Libby (Y6) for great intercepting & helping organise team players into positions.
•          Megan (Y4) for great passing.
•          Max (Y5) for great encouragement and using players on his team.

Malham:

•          Viktoria (Y6) incredible defending.
•          Darcy (Y3) for good goal keeping.
•          Dee (Y6) for goof teamwork and not giving up.

Southlands:

•          Truda (Y5) for good attacking and defending.
•          Lewis (Y3) for good team work.
•          George (Y5) for great catching.

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

“I like spending time with my friends.” Kenny (Y3)

“It is fun.” (Abbie, Y6)

“I enjoyed the house matches because you can collaborate.” (Lora, Y5)

“I liked it as we can work as a team.” (Chloe, Y3)

“I enjoyed it because everyone was working well together and having fun.” (Vincent, Y4)

“It was fun playing in the rain.” (Hugo, Y5)

“I like passing the ball to my team mates.” (Amelia, Y4)

“I like how they can be different roles and everyone gets a turn.” (Freya, Y6)

KS2 Autumn House Matches 2023

Thankfully the weather was on our side and we were able to run the Autumn House Matches as planned. What a fabulous turn out from the parents. I was wonderful to see so many of you supporting the children. 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. Well done to the Year 3s as this was their first round of House Matches and can be slightly intimidating but they all participated and got stuck in.

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. This really improved as the games went on.

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  Malham (9 points)  

2^nd  Southlands (7 points)  

3^rd Brewhurst and Drungewick (4 points)

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

Brewhurst:

• Shayla for using what she has learnt in PE.
• Lilly for super collaboration.
• Sofia for fantastic passing and helping other players.

Drungewick:

• Megan for amazing attacking
• Annie for being so supportive and always having a smile on her face.
• Maisie for great defending.

Malham:

• Elliot for scoring an amazing goal and collaborating really well.
• Phoebe G because she was worried but she still did it.
• Vincent for amazing defending in front of the goal.

Southlands:

• James J for brilliant goal scoring.
• Alfie W for great attacking.
• Freya G for good defending and sportsman ship.

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

“It was fun and I love to play.” (Phoebe, Year 3)

“I have improved my turning and controlling the ball through Mr Green’s lessons.” (Emily D, Year 5)

“It was really fun although people were in the wrong places at time but they still played well.” (Vincent, Year 4)

“I enjoyed it because Mr Green is an amazing PE teacher.” (Ned, Year 5)

House Football

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 (9 points)

2^nd Drungewick (7 points)

3^rd Southlands (5 points)

4^th Malham (3 points)

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

Brewhurst:

•         Zack for good defending and making some great saves in goal.
•         Zion for great skills, using everyone on his team and super sportsmanship.
•         Enzo for great goals and using the space.

Drungewick:

•         Emily D for great skills on the ball.
•         Evelyn for good sportsmanship.
•         Cameron for great attacking and defending.

Malham:

•         Elouise for good passing and tackling.
•         Theo for good defending.
•         Teddy for great teamwork.

Southlands:

•         Sonny for good attacking and teamwork.
•         Joey for great collaboration and scoring a goal.
•         Henry for scoring a good goal and collaboration.

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

“We make sure everyone has a turn.” (Harley, Year 5)

“I loved it because we get to play with different year groups.”  (Isla D, Year 4)

 “I enjoy the house matches as I find them entertaining.” (Harry D, Year 3)

“We worked well as a team and made sure everyone got a turn.” (Cameron, Year 6)

“I really enjoy playing with my team mates.” (Darcy, Year 3)

“I enjoyed it because I got to use my skills. I also like being able to cheer everyone else on.” (Callie, Year 5)