We thoroughly enjoyed the change of the sports afternoon format this year. All the children seemed really engaged and enthusiastic during all the events and stations.
During the KS1 event, it was wonderful to see the Year 6 children leading, supporting and engaging with our youngest children. Children in EYFS-Y3 encouraged and cheered their house during the flat and long distance races. This year, the only record that was broken was the Reception flat race, by Henry. After the flats, the children moved sensibly around the round robin stations, which included an obstacle race, water relay, quoit run, popping pirates, welly throw, "on the mat" and hoppers. Water relay was a firm favourite with many of the children! The children and staff enjoyed the fun and exciting atmosphere created by the round robin stations. Our sports afternoon ended with year group relays, where children worked well as a team. The lower school winner for the afternoon was Peake- well done!
During the KS2 sport afternoon, the children took part in flat and long distance races, and were supported by their houses. This year, the only record that was broken was the Year 6 long distance race, by Kian. After the flats, the children moved sensibly around the round robin stations, which included obstacle races, water relays, ball skills, standing long jump, over and under and javelin events. At the rest station, children had time to show off their moves to the music, even creating a conga line! Our sports afternoon ended with year group relays, a staff relay, and of course, the parent relay! The upper school winner for the afternoon was Sharman- well done!
The overall sports afternoon winners were Sharman!
The athletics team had a fantastic day on Tuesday 2nd July at Reddam House for the District Sports competition. All the children showed amazing sportsmanship and support for each other, and their teamwork in relay events was brilliant to watch! We had some incredible results:
600m boys - 4th Kian
600m girls - 3rd Olivia
Boys long jump - 1st Luke
60m girls - 3rd Tibby
Girls 4x80m relay - 3rd (Olivia, Lottie, Beatrice and Izzy )
Boys 4x80m relay - 2nd (Charlie, Rehan, Fergus and Luke )
We are really proud of everyone in the team for all their hard work, and thank you to parents for supporting the children, and bringing them to the event as well!
Overall, the children achieved the best ever result for Keep Hatch, and came in an incredible 4th place out of 18 schools! Well done to you all!
Well done to the children for completing their first cross country competition of the season at Cantley Park on Thursday 24th October. The weather was kind to us this year! All the children behaved brilliantly and cheered each other on.
Thank you to the families who have sent us their active at home pictures.
Years EYFS, 1 and 2 have been learning about an app called BURSTS.
At Keep Hatch we follow the Real PE scheme of work. This builds on developing 6 areas of a child’s learning which we call cogs. This approach allows us to develop the whole child and support the development of fundamental skills needed to do everyday activities such as, walking, getting in and out of a car, climbing the stairs. If all the cogs are working together children will be successful and happy learners.
