BSSP East News
CHANGE FOR LIFE
3 secondary schools have recently established successful Change 4 Life table tennis clubs for targeted groups of students. Click here for more information and photos.
SCHOOL SPORT COACHES
There have been lots of school sport coaches delivering sessions in schools. Click here for more information.
SCHOOL OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC VALUES
Students have been going into schools to deliver the olympic and paralympic values. Click here for more information.
JACK PETCHEY AWARDS
Two Bromley students gained recognition in the Panathlon Awards. Click here for more information.
PRIMARY CHEERLEADING COMPETITION
8 primary schools participated in this year's Cheerleading competition at Coopers School. Click here for report and photos.
GO GLOBAL - BEAVERWOOD YOUNG LEADERS
Beaverwood leaders ran an extremely successful Go Global activitity afternoon at Edgebury Primary School. Click here for report and photos.
NEWSTEAD WOOD YOUNG LEADERS
Sports Leaders from Newstead Wood visited 2 of their primary schools organising and teaching speed stacking. Click here for report and photos.
PRIMARY TABLE TENNIS COMPETITION
8 schools participated in the recent Boys and Girls Primary Table Tennis competition at Kemnal School. Click here for report and photos.
YOUNG AMBASSADOR ASSEMBLIES
SSCOs are using their Young Ambassadors for promoting the Olympic and Paralympic games in primary schools through assemblies. Click here for report and photos.
SPORTS HALL ATHLETICS
Beaverwood School hosted the Sports hall Athletics for Years 5 and 6. Eight schools enterd with over 100 children competing. All competitiors worked extremely hard and thoroughly enjoyed the evening. Sports leaders from Beaverwood School helped to run each event and encouraged the children to reach their full potential. The overall winners were Keston Primary School. Well done to everyone involved. Please click here for photos.
BEAVERWOOD CLUSTER
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Pupils from Mead Road and Dorset Road Infant schools came together to participate in a multi-skills festival lead by CSLA students from Beaverwood School. The leaders did a fantastic job of adapting their activities as the first hour of the morning poured with rain! The year 2 children participated with enthusiasm and a full effort.
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Ten Year 9 leaders from Beaverwood lead a multi skills festival for all Key Stage 1 pupils at Edgbury Primary School. Each year group participated in a multi skills circuit guided through each activity by the leaders. Everyone worked extremely hard and had great fun.
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The Year 10 dance leaders lead a festival for schools in the Beaverwood and Coopers clusters. The girls worked hard planning and preparing their dances to teach the year 2 pupils in preparation for a final performance. 170 pupils took part over 2 days and each performed at the end of the festival. A great achievement for all involved.
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ST OLAVE'S AND THE PRIORY CLUSTER
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Sport Leaders from both St.Olave’s & The Priory have supported a large number of events on Primary School
sites to assist both KS1 & 2 intra & virtual inter competition opportunities.
Racket skills have been put to
the test as Yr 3 & 4 students
have tackled assault courses and speed tests with the aim
of keeping control and
exercising agility; balance and co-ordination. Yr 5 & 6 students have competed in the augural Quad kids initiative designed to promote athletic ability in both track and field events. All family schools have also been invited to put their Yr 5 students through their paces in a string of Team Elite Multi-Skill challenges.
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Both Secondary Schools have ably supported Sport Days for Burwood, St Paul's Cray and Perry Hall primary schools. Feedback from each was incredibily positive as Leaders led a variety of races and events and certainly motivated children of all ages who took part.
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Priory HSLA Sport Leaders arranged a special Athletics centred festival for Yr 5 % 6 students from neighbouring primary schools, Blenheim and Hillside. Approximately 100 boys and girls arived to take part in a carousel of competitive multi-skill activities that the Leaders had organised. Assault courses, sprints and standing long jump were just some of the events that all the children enjoyed.
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National School Sport Week
Playground to Podium Report
Primary Schools Inclusive Festival
Manor Oak's Trip to Velodrome
Secondary Golf Competition
Secondary School Boccia Competition
Primary School Tri-Golf Competition
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