To celebrate the end of a fantastic year, a staff and children’s rounders match was played on the last afternoon. It was the East Petal Misfits (plus FS and Y56 staff) versus the West Petal Piranhas (plus Y12 & Y34 children).
It was a fantastic afternoon of friendly competition with the Piranhas eventually winning by a tiny margin!
CPPS staff and pupils rounders match.
This week our summer sports clubs came to and end for this year. In the summer term, children across Years 3,4,5 and 6 have enjoyed: dodgeball, football, rugby, cricket, rounders and hockey. So what better way is there to finish a summer of fantastic sport than mixing sports with a water fight?
Year 56 had a great time attempting ‘Water Bomb Cricket’ ‘Splash Ball’ and other inventive and highly fun games!
Posted at a few photographs before Mrs. Sanford decided to pour a bucket of water over my head from the top floor – meaning the camera had to be kept safe inside!
Thank you for a fantastic sporting year children; bring on 2017-18!
Above: Jack H ‘Water Bomb Cricket’
Above: Water Bomb Dodgeball!
After winning the Level 2 Orienteering championships, both team and individual, our Year 5 team represent Hull at the annual Humber Games held at Hymers College. This is a fantastic day out and really is a day to remember.
Overall our children finished a fantastic third; collecting medals and certificates. We are very proud of them and expect big things in next year’s Y6 competition. Well done!
L-R: Harry N, Oliver H, Maisie M, Harry M, Jack H, Callum D, Ella L, Madison T and Charlotte M.
Some lovely photographs of our children enjoying their day at Costello for our Fourth Annual Sports Day.
Well done to the year 5/6 rounders team! An outstanding performance last night! Please find attached the results. We are very proud of the players!
HSG Rounders Y5-6 Results – 20.06.17
Year 1 have been working really hard to improve their ball skills this afternoon with The Tiger`s Trust. They had to think carefully about movement and coordination. Well done Year 1.
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The winning team with School Games Organiser, Mark Arridge. (LR) Alex C, Finley M, Kara LC, Kiera M.
Full results:2016 2017 Year 3 and 4 Hull School Games Primary Boccia Championships Results
On Monday, eight Y34s took part in the Hull School Games Boccia Championships. Boccia a highly competitive paralympic sport very similar to french boules. This was the first time the children had ever played this game and the first time they have ever represented the school in competitive sport.
Amazingly, out of 23 teams, our team finished 1st and 3rd! The children were VERY excited to find out they have won and it was fantastic to see them having such an enjoyable times.
A huge well done children – lets see what the Y56 competition brings next year!
Our Y34 & 56 Athletics Squad celebrating their win!
CP continued their success in sports hall athletics this year. We have always done very well in this competition and have qualified for the county finals every year for the last five years. This year the competition has been structured in a slightly different way. There were three qualifying rounds with two teams from each going through to the Hull finals which will decide which team represents Hull in the county finals. For the second year, our Y34 and Y56 teams qualified with BOTH teams finishing in 1st place!
We are looking forward to the Hull finals on 15th February and hope to reach the county finals once again!
For full results click the link below:
RESULTS – Hull School Games Primary SportsHall Athletics Qualifier 31.01.17
Back (LR): Darcie C, Alexia F, Vanessa L, Macey L & Finley W. Front (LR): Kailin G, Tommy J & Alfie H.
On Monday night, four Y6 girls and four Y5 boys represented the school in the Sainsbury’s School Games New Age Kurling festival at St. Mary’s Sports College. New Age Kurling is an adaptation of the popular winter olympics games except it doesn’t require ice to play! it was a big night for our boys as they were all making their school games debut and were very excited to be in a team together! Macy Ledger was also making her sporting debut.
Our children had a fantastic time playing this game and did an excellent job of representing the school. After the group stages, teams were placed into a mini-tournament to decide their final finishing places. Despite the chances being very slim, our two teams ended up in the same finals group! Dubbed the ‘Christopher Pickering El Classico’ by Mr. Arridge, the children had a fantastic final game which was very close. The boys eventually beat the girls by one point and were fantastic sportsmen when congratulating the girls on their achievement.
In the end, the boys finished 8th place and the girls 9th – a fabulous result considering there were 22 teams! Well done children.
A tense moment in the ‘El Classico’ CP Boys Vs. CP Girls.
LR: Gerrard B, James D, Bradley Y (c), Bradley McCarthy and Kyle R.
On Thursday, our Y6 boys attended the Hull School’s FA 5-aside football championships. With incredibly high standards in past competitions, the boys knew this year would be no different but were willing to give it their all. Unfortunately, it turned out to be a tough night for the boys in blue.
After loosing their first two games 7-0 and 5-0, the chance of progressing to the final had sadly slipped away. Instead, the boys began to look closely at how they could improve, and were very successful in making progress. With a great goal from the captain in the next game, their spirits were lifted. In their final game the boys looked very promising after Kyle R scored twice, giving CP a 2-0 lead against a physical Stoneferry team. Unfortunately, their lead was eventually lost and with it the game.
However, the boys remained positive and supportive throughout and made the most of the situation by viewing it as an opportunity to improve! A special mention to keeper Bradley Mc who made his goalie debut. Bradley made some outstanding saves in every game, impressing spectators.
Well done boys!