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Sports Day 2019

First place - USA team

Logan

Fred

Max B

James

Jacob

Isaac M

Connie M

Hugo

Kate

Tom C

Evie B

Mollie A

Finley B

Millie

Jasper

Second place - Japan team

Ella

Evelyn W

Daniel W

Konor

Joseph

Frankie

Jennifer

Belle

William S

Ellis

Finley B

Cole

Ruby

Alfie B

Third place - Jamaica

Daniel B

Connie B

Olivia

Charlie T

Constance

Jess M

Rory

Emily

Oliver P

Jess E

Kizzi-Ella

Max G

George H

Oliver W

Stanley

Athletics Competition - 1st Place !

Sports day 2017

Team

Gold "Italy"

Neve

Fergus

Fraser M

Daniel

Kitty

Erin

Jacob M

Connie B

Isaac

Jack

Maizie

Noah M

Fabian

Silver "Jamaica"

Teddy

Sammy

George H

George A

Orin

Ruby R

William G

Ava Grace

Konor

Freddie R

Charlie H

Daniel F

Isobel H

Bronze "USA"

Bertie

Holly B

Thomas J

James B

Mollie

Ethan

Chloe

Oliva J

Rossi

Max B

George J

Lucy

Elodie

Individual winners

Gold

Elm - Charlie B

Pine - Alice

Oak - William G

Beech - Toby

Ash - Orin

Maple - Fionn

Willow - Teddy

Silver

Elm - Lucas

Pine - Rosie

Oak - William SD

Beech - Olivia J

Ash - Jasper

Maple - Harrison

Willow - Bertie

Bronze

Elm - Lauren

Pine - Noah M

Oak - Isaac

Beech -William G

Ash - James

Maple - Fergus

Willow - Kian

Girls' football match

Our athletics team - third placed in Newark area

Our new football kit!

Congratulations to our girls' football team, who won the Newark

and District Primary Sports Association autumn football tournament!

Sports day May 2016

Team winners

Gold - "Spain"

(Alice, Oliver, Isabella C, Daisy, Leah, Kate, Toby, Josh B, Lizzie, Ruth, Ben T, Harry B, and Simon)

Silver - "Canada"

(Maize, Henry W, Daniel W, Ellie, Vivienne-Mai, Evie B, Ruby W, Archie, Orin, Toby B, Freddie W, Katie G, Lily A and Callum)

Bronze - "USA"

(Maison, Belle, William, Jack, Lewis, Cole, Kitty, Tia, Emily, Elliott, Fraser, Abbee, Ruari and Charlotte)

Individual medals

Gold

Elm - Maizie

Pine - William

Oak - Ruby

Beech - Jasper

Ash - Josh

Maple - Kian

Willow - Josh

Silver

Elm - Belle

Pine - Freddie

Oak - Phoebe

Beech - Ciara

Ash - Ben

Maple - Finn

Willow - Isobel

Bronze

Elm - Maison

Pine - Oliver

Oak - Finley

Beech - James

Ash - Elliott

Maple - Teddy

Willow - Callum

Sprint race finals

Gold

Elm - Max

Pine - Joshua

Oak - Olivia

Beech - Orin

Ash - Harrison

Maple - Henry

Willow - Matthew

Silver

Elm - Josh

Pine - William

Oak - Ruby

Beech - Alfie

Ash - Toby

Maple - Kian

Willow - Ruari

Bronze

Elm - Alice

Pine - Rossi

Oak - William

Beech - Isobel

Ash - Elliott

Maple - Abbee

Willow - Ben

Primary Schools Cross Country Relays 2015/6

This winter’s series of relays produced the closest final in its 8 years history since it was first organised in 2007/8 by N&S School Sports Partnership, the, then, Grove School and Newark AC. Going into the final race on 1^st March, the event, which has been held annually at Grove playing fields, saw Abbeygates, with 28 points, leading defending champions, Bleasby, by just one point with Claypole and Highfields tying for 3^rd place a further 4 points behind.

Bleasby had won the first race, in October, from Claypole with Abbeygates 3^rd, but Abbeygates then won the next 2 races, in November and February, with Bleasby gaining 2^nd and 3^rd places.

Bleasby had 4 teams on the day 2 of which featured strongly through the race, but it was Claypole’s Peter McKee who led in the first leg runners with the fastest time of the day (3.06m). He was closely followed by Alfie Richardson (3.09) of Bleasby Blue team and Lewis Gallooley-Rogers (3.11) of Bleasby Red team. While Bleasby were running their fastest runners on leg 1, Abbeygates had Sam Potts, a year 4 boy, who came in 8^th, with the 2^nd fastest time for his age, 3.28.

Leg 2 saw Violet Roberts of Bleasby Blue produce the fastest time for a year 6 girl, 3.30, which took her team into the lead. Bleasby Red stayed in 3^rd place behind Claypole, while Alice Jones moved Abbeygates into 4^th place, with 3.32, the second fastest Y6G of the day.

Bleasby Blue maintained the lead for the next 2 legs, while their Red team moved into 2^nd place and Abbeygates up to 3^rd place. On leg 5 Bleasby Red moved into the lead, with Freddie Polak producing the fastest time for a Y5B of 3.27. Excellent runs by Beth Hamilton and Elliott Havecroft saw Abbeygates move into 2nd place, while Joe Doubell took Barnby Road up to 3^rd

Abbeygates had saved their fastest runner, Francis Dermody, for the last leg, while Evie Wicks, a Y5G, was starting the final leg for Bleasby Red with just an 18 second lead. Although Francis gained a few seconds, Evie produced an excellent run with 3.28, the fastest girls’ time of the day, giving her team a 9 seconds win. Behind these 2, Highfields had moved steadily through the field after lying 17^th on leg one, and their 2 fastest runners, Joe Rose and Mason Heppel, brought them up to 3^rd place over the last 2 laps, followed by Barnby Road, John Blow , Claypole, Coddington and Blidworth Oaks.

It was interesting to note that the first 3 teams had strong runners on all legs – they were the only teams with all 6 members running below 4.00 minutes.

With Bleasby edging out Abbeygates on the day, it meant that the 2 teams tied for 1^st place over the winter series – the first joint winners since the start of the competition. Highfields’ strong finish ensured that they took 3^rd place over Claypole.

Team result on the day: 1: Bleasby 21.15; 2: Abbeygates 21.24; 3: Highfields 21.55.

Fastest runners: Y6B: Peter McKee (Claypole) 3.06; Y6G: Violet Roberts (Bleasby) 3.30; Y5B: Freddie Polak 3.27; Y5G: Evie Wicks (Bleasby) 3.28; Y4B: Jack Trippett (Coddington) 3.27; Y4G: Kelsey Haigh (Bleasby) 3.44

Series team result: joint 1^st: Abbeygates and Bleasby (37 points); 3^rd: Highfields (31); 4^th: Claypole (28); 5^th: Barnby Road (26); 6^th: John Blow (21); 7^th Coddington (12); 8^th:Blidworth Oaks (3)

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