Tigers Trust Seven a side Girl’s Football

This evening our girls football season got underway with the Tigers Trust girl’s seven a side competition.

This was the first time these girls had ever played with each other and they were excited to get on the pitch and give it a go! As this was the first outing for the team, our target was to improve a little each game.

Their first game was a narrow defeat to Neasden after a late towards the end of the game. Not a great start, but the girls remained positive and had several shots on target throughout the game.

Going into the second game against Spring Cottage A, the girl’s target was to score a goal, regardless of the finishing result. This second game saw some huge improvements and the girl’s not only got their goal but won the game 1-0 (thanks to some excellent defensive work from captain Emily L).

Going into the third game (Woodlands), the girls were really growing in confidence and played amazingly well. As well as organising in defence, Emily L attacked well, running the ball out of her own half a number of times and setting up Talitha D for several goals. The game eventually finished 5-0 to Christopher Pickering with Talitha scoring all 5 goals.

Going into their final game again Spring Cottage B, our girls were working brilliantly together and enjoying their football. The game finished 2-0 with a super goal coming from debutant Melody T. There was also some excellent midfield play from Leyla H. A special mention to keeper Tamzin who managed to concede only 1 goal all night!

These girls had a fantastic time and eventually finished second! Well done to all of the girls who attended and congratulations to Neasden for your well deserved win!

Thanks to Tigers Trust for organising and a huge well done girls!

Front: (L-R) C.L-S, Paris W.

Back: (L-R) Talitha D, Melody T, Emily L (c), Tamzin L, Leyla H.

Happy to receive their medals!

House Challenge Song Selection!

Hi Everyone,

I have put up a song selection sheet in the staff room for staff members to choose their song for Friday’s house challenge.

Please could you have a look, then discuss with some of your staff house team mates before making a selection. Once a song has been chosen for a house, it cannot be used be another house.

If there is a song your house wants, but isn’t on the sheet, please let me know and we can write it on. I’m flexible.

Please can all songs be selected by Thursday 25th October.

Thank you

Phill

KS2 HUB Breakfast Club

 

In the KS2 HUB we have our own breakfast club every Monday morning where we chat about our weekends and all of the good things that we have done.

This morning we had toast and juice – we spread the butter, cut the toast then washed up our own dishes!

 

KS2 HUB Trip to Country Park

On Wednesday 26th September we went to the Country Park in Hessle for a sensory walk. We found lots of things such as sticks, conkers and lots of colouful leaves. We walked through the quiet, dark wood and thought of lots of adjectives to describe what we could see and how we felt.

We all had a lovely time!

Peter Thorpe inspired art

To blast off their topic about space, Y56 have been creating paintings inspired by artist Peter Thorpe.

Using bright, solid colours and bold cartoon lines, the children overlaid a space craft over a semi-abstract background.

Well done children!

Y3 Park Fun

Y3 have had a fantastic morning so far at Pickering Park! We have used natural resources to make collages and have loved playing football and playing on the park!

NSSW Continues….Hull FC Training Experience

Today some very lucky Y6s had a really treat – a behind the scenes look at how Hull FC operate at their Elite Performance Centre!

The aim of this trip was to further children’s experience of the demands of professional sport as they exit primary school and further their sporting interests. It was a thoroughly enjoyable morning and we would all like to give Richard Tate, Feka and the Hull FC Foundation a massive thank you! There are some photos below but more can be seen in our ebook here:

Our day began with a tour of the centre, starting with the common room where players relax.

Children had a good luck at the legacy board which names every player to ever play for the Black and Whites

Next we saw the kitchen and how players managed nutrition, training schedules and supplements – every player has a slightly different diet which is tailor made!

We then had a visit to the gym for circuit training

Next stop was the video review room where we were very lucky to have an exclusive Q&A session with Head Coach Lee Radford!

Then we went to the changing rooms were we found out players are find for not putting their boots away!

We also stopped by the physio room to learn about how players deal with injury and how to recover after training.

Before heading out onto the training field we went to the wrestling room where players practise their tackling technique (the girls were not happy with the smell!)

Before lunch we headed onto the training field with the community coaches

Finally it was time for lunch – which we ate in the presence of the Challenge Cup before heading back to school!

Intra-house Winter Olympics

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!