Tonight some of our Y34 children took part in a New Age Kurling competition – an ice free version of the popular winter game.
Tonight some of our Y34 children took part in a New Age Kurling competition – an ice free version of the popular winter game.
This afternoon, Year 5/6 took part in their Intra-House competition in Sportshall Athletics. This event celebrate the end of the indoor athletics season after another successful campaign from out children at inter-school events.
The competition was very close but the eventual winners were Sullivan House (yellow).

This year’s winners: Sullivan House
Every child enjoying competitive sport – well done!
Today our year 5/6 boys and girls attended the Hull Active Schools Sports Hall Athletics Finals.
This was a very tough competition with the very best athletes from across the city fighting for a spot at the county finals. A morning on the track went very well for CPPS with our boys and girls both winning their relays, but other schools proved stronger in the field.
Full results and right up cam be found here:
http://hullactiveschools.co.uk/athletics/gillshill-sweep-up-in-sportshall-athletics/
Relay teams
Boys (LR): Alfie M, Connor L, Luca A & Jack H
Girls (LR): Charlotte M, Reanie H, Ella L, Brooke W.

Tonight a group of children got to try the fun and interesting game of Goalball. Originally designed and introduces for rehabilitating blinded soldiers post-war, Goalball requires players to use their hearing to sense where the ball is during play (the ball contains a number of small bells that rattle around).
These children had a fantastic time and are eager to share the game with others back at school!
L-R: Poppy S, Lily P, Ellie R & Olivia S
L-R: Kitana K, Finlay W, Kiera S & Megan D
Today was our Hull Schools Cross Country finals. Not only did we have three individual runners today, but had teams in both the boys and girls 5/6 races.
The track was very long and challenging and an early injury saw Harry M pull out after 400m. Alfie M has a fantastic race and is improving every time he heads out. As usually, the twins, Luca and Nico, were battling one another and ran another fantastic race. In the girls race, Tamzin L shone and recored her our best every girls finishing position at a XC final – 19.
Well done children!
Full results here:

Girls Team: (LR) Mya Mc, Lexi S, Tamzin L and Macy P.

Boys team: (LR) Alfie M, Luca A, Nico A, Martin J, Harry M and William G.

Tamzin L was the first to hit the mud and ran a fantastic race!
With the Winter Olympics well under way, Kurling fever has taken over at Christopher Pickering. Children and staff have all been enjoying this fun game. Year 5/6 have held intra-house competitions in this with children forming their own teams and creating a intricate tournament system.
Huge thanks to our School Games Crew for organising equipment, refereeing and managing the competitions – it has been a huge success.
Team China were the overall winners!
(LR): Callum P, Connor L, Harry M, William H, Kailin G, Luca A.
The Winter Unicorns came in a close second!
(LR) Charlotte M, Madison T, Grace M, Mystie T
Finals in full flow
Staff enjoying a game after school!
Today we had a fantastic time at the Hull Active School Sports Hall athletics with our Y56 and Y34 Athletes. The day was a fantastic and a success with our Y56 Team winning the event alongside Alderman Cogan – both teams finished on the same number of points!
This year’s squad.
Winning girl’s relay team: Reanie H, Brooke W, Charlotte Mc & Ella L.
Full report and detailed results available here:
http://hullactiveschools.co.uk/athletics/primary-sportshall-athletics-heats/
Once again, our most talented Y5s have begin to attend Sirius Academy’s talent development camp.
This first one of the year was Tchoukball – and what an interesting sport it was!
For more information visit here:
http://www.tchoukball.org.uk/beginners-guide
This year’s talent squad: (LR)Vinnie H, Brooklyn B, Alfie M, Brooke W, Ella P, Emily L,
(LR)Charlie B, Macy P, Tamzin L, Alfie P.
On Friday, our Y56 seven-aside football team attended the HSFA finals. This was an immensely difficult competitions. Over 300 schools entered, and on this night the top ten teams were there. This included three teams from Hull: Christopher Pickering, Victoria Dock and Eastfield.
It was a difficult night for our boys. The first half of the first game was closely contested but Kirkella eventually took a 2-0 victory. Our second game against Lyall Marsden was even harder but the boys worked hard and made improvements. Sadly, this match finished 4-0. In the final group game, our boys scored their first goals courtesy of Alfie M and Ewan Millet, and went on to win the game. Unfortunately it was too little, too late; our team didn’t progress to the semi finals.
This was a very hard lesson for our team to learn having found goal scoring easy in previous competition. But with the Y6 and Y5 five-aside competitions looming, more goals are sure to follow. Chin up and well done!
(L-R): Harry M (c), Charlie B, Alfie M, Matthew S, Vinnie H, James C, Nico A & Ewan M.

Mr. Arridge reading results: 3rd in our group.

Plenty of family support: Alfie and his cousin Noah.