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MINI YOUNG AMBASSADORS PROGRAMMEOn the 11th May 35 pupils from 14 different Primary schools from the Kelsey Park, Hayes, Glebe and Bullers Wood and came together for the final session in the Mini Young Ambassadors programme. Pupils were challenged to spread the Olympic and Paralympics values and highlight how their schools could get involved and use the Get Set Network. Pupils were taken through the ‘Go Global’ resources and asked to go back to their schools and lead other pupils in the games they had learnt from around the globe. Pupils enjoyed the game and were asked to inspire others to get involved and live their lives according to Olympic and Paralympic values.
KELSEY PARK STUDENTS TOUR OLYMPIC PARKEight pupils along with Mr Hollidge and Mr Wilkinson made the short trip by the Docklands Light Railway to visit the Olympic Park in Stratford.
The visit was organised through the school signing up to the ‘Get,Set 2012 Network’, and pupils were chosen on their inspirational work in PE and their sports leaders course. They were then driven around the sight to view the Impressive Olympic Stadium, Aquatic centre, Velodrome, Handball Arena, Basketball Arena and the Olympic Village. As the tour was conducted pupils were given information about the site and the vast regeneration that has gone into making the site one of the most eco friendly in the Modern Olympic era. The site also includes accommodation, a school, a hospital and the biggest shopping centre in Europe. Not only will the site host the Games it will leave a Legacy with which British athletes will have opportunities to train and compete in readiness for Global competitions. The pupils enjoyed their day out and it has inspired them to increase the sports leaders work they have been doing and they aim to enthuse others and take a lead in spreading the Olympic message and values.
BROMLEY DIVING CHAMPIONAmelia Connolley (Balgowan Junior school) - National Diving Champion girls 8 & 9 years ‘I am very please to inform you that Amelia won the ASA National Skills Championships in Sheffield at the weekend. There were 265 competitors from the best teams in England and I have to say Amelia was in a class of her own winning by more than 22 points over her rivals from Luton and Guilford. In her qualify event at the London Regional's in March Amelia scored a perfect 10! We are really proud of Amelia's result. Amelia's and CP Diving We found Amelia when we talent tested in Bromley schools as part of the ASA "England" search for future Champions that was supported by Mike Vollar the PDM at the (Bromley West) school sport partnership’. Chris Snode LANGLEY PARK GIRLS SCHOOL SPORTS LEADERSLangley Park School for Girls Sports Leaders are currently going into Bromley Road Infant school to deliver a sports programme called Go Global to their Reception and Year 1 pupils. The games capture activities or aspects of different countries allowing pupils to become more aware of cultures or links to those countries. They will be visiting Bromley Road Infants for the next few weeks to deliver these games, and will then hopefully visit other primary schools to share these activities.
These are write ups from 2 members of the LPGS Sports Leaders:
Noive, Year 10:
“A small group of us went to Bromley Road Infant School as part of the Go Global Scheme. We taught 15 year 1 children. We started off with warm-up games and activities then did a game from Africa called the Boa-Constricta. It was a lot of fun and it looked like the children enjoyed it too! Our whole group would love to do it again!”
Nicola, Year 10:
“When we arrived at the school we set up our equipment before the children came in. After Miss Hamlett introduced us we started our warm-up games. We then played our Go Global game which was from Ghana. The children enjoyed all the games as they were really active. To cool them down we played ‘sleeping lions’. I am sure they loved the games as much as we did teaching them!”
BASKETBALLOn Wednesday 9th March the Bromley SSP held the annual Basketball Finals at the impressive Crystal Palace Sports Centre. The tournament was organised by the SSCo for Kelsey Park with the help of young leaders from the college. To the back drop of the beat of music from the speakers a vibrant atmosphere led to a great basketball spectacular. 8 teams qualified from the heats with all of the matches being well fought out contests. Some fantastic skills were on show with 14 players invited to train with the Bromley squad in preparation for the London Youth Games. The final placing are below congratulations to Chislehurst who were crowned champions with an impressive 6-1 record. A massive thank you to the Luol Deng foundation who part funded the venue and supplied all of the equipment and a thank you to Community Sports Coaches South for supplying referee’s.
1. Chislehurst
2. Bickley
3. Tubbenden
4. St Georges
5. Pickhurst
6. Midfield
7. Manor Oak
8. Alexandra
KEY STEPSOn Thursday 17th February this year’s Key Steps competition took place at Newstead Wood School. A total of 40 children competed in teams of four to win this year’s title. The competition included two main disciplines; Floor and Vault and also gave children an introduction to Body Management lead by expert young leaders who specialise in gym. All schools embraced the Olympic values and displayed etiquette which created a pleasant environment. Staff and supporters were amazed by the refined skills showcased by all individuals. The final placings are outlined below;
Year 3&4
Congratulations to the top 3 teams who will go onto represent Bromley in the South London Finals. May I take this opportunity to thank Newstead Wood School for hosting this event and commend the hard work From Claire Ongley (British Gymnastics REP), Hayes and Darrick Wood Young leaders.
GO GLOBALGo Global has been delivered to a number of the Kelsey Park and Glebe clusters of schools. The resource centres around the Olympic values and teaches young children a number of games from various countries across the world including Argentina, Holland, Australia, India and the very home of the Olympics Greece. Pupils from Kelsey Park along with their SSCo led children through a range of games highlighting the Olympic values of Excellence, Friendship and Respect and the Paralympics values of Determination, Courage, Inspiration and Equality. Children were also taught interesting facts about the countries the games came from and were encouraged to live their lives according to the Olympic values. A fun time was had by all and it has been a brilliant way to highlight the games and raise the awareness of the diverse mix of cultures we have around the world.
PLAYGROUND TO PODIUMThe second Playground to Podium event took place on 10th of February. It is an inclusive event which centred around Athletics, Boccia and Basketball. We were delighted that pupils from the following West SSP schools Kelsey Park, Langley Park Girls, Bullers Wood, Glebe and Hayes took part in this borough event. All pupils had a fantastic time and some pupils were awarded Partnership water bottles for exemplifying the Olympic values of Respect, Excellence, Inspiration and Determination.
BULLERS WOOD ARTICLE ON PLAYGROUND TO PODIUMBullers Wood Level 1 Sports Leaders and Higher Sports Leaders went to Crystal Palace to help run the Podium Potential Sports morning. They helped with the boccia, basketball and athletics and were able to assist the younger pupils who had special needs. The Bullers Wood participants also had a great time learning new skills and they interacted well with the coaches, leaders and other pupils.
SPORTS HALL ATHLETICS11 schools took part in this year's Primary Schools Borough Sports Hall Athletics competition. The hall was packed out with athletes, teachers and parents all eager to do their part. With so many schools competing, there were 3 heats to each race, building tension for the results at the end of the event. Track events went first, followed by the field events. It was a closely fought competition, with 3 schools very close on points all the way through, Balgowan, Pickhurst and Hayes. The overall winners of this competition were Pickhurst Juniors, closely followed by Hayes Primary. Well done to them and we wish them good luck as they now go on to represent Bromley in the South London Competition. Thank you to all teachers who brought their squads. Results and Scores
YEAR 5 AND 6 BASKETBALL COMPETITIONThis competition took place at Kelsey Park on 2nd February. It was a fantastic evening with 14 schools competing for four places inth eBorough finals at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre. It was a fun packed evening with a competitive edge. All pupils showed some fantastic skills and the basketball on show was a joy to watch. Games were refereed by coaches from Community Sports Coaching South and Bromley's competition manager with the assistance from Kelsey Park Young Leaders. Teams played in two groups with points given for wins, losses and draws. Teams then played off with the other group for overall standings. Overall standings are below, 1st place was won by a last gasp basket by St George's against Bickley in the 1st place/2nd place play off. 1st St George's, 2nd Bickley, 3rd Pickhurst Juniors, 4th Alexandra Juniors, 5th Hawes Down, 6th Hayes, 7th Highfield, 7th Burnt Ash, 9th Southborough, 9th Worsley Bridge, 11th Churchfields, 12th Unicorn, 13th Stewart Fleming, 14th Wickham Common
MINI YOUNG AMBASSADORSLast night at Kelsey Park 35 pupils from 14 different Primary schools from the Kelsey Park, Hayes, Glebe and Bullerswood and came together for the second session in the Mini Young Ambassadors programme. Pupils were challenged to spread the Olympic and Paralympics values and highlight how their schools could get involved and use the Get Set Network. Pupils were then given a CD rom to take home which had the Get Set Template assembly on. Pupils are then asked to present an assembly in front of their peers to spread the Olympic and Paralympics message and raise awareness of the games. Pupils also took part in a quiz which aimed to increase their knowledge of the games.
BASKETBALL FESTIVALOn the 9th December eight schools attended the Kelsey Park School Sport Partnership Year 3 and 4 Basketball Festival. Everyone had a fantastic time with the session focusing on a range of multi skill stations based around basketball followed by some small sided games led by Sports Leaders from Kelsey Park. Pupils all received certificates and some special awards based around the Olympic and Paralympic values of Respect, Determination, Inspiration and Excellence. One teacher commented "Thanks for yesterday, the children really enjoyed it and I think it was well organised. Just wanted to mention that Elliot Miles was really good with the chidlren and had a good manner with them." BADMINTONPlease click here to view write up and photo from the U16 Girls Badminton event that took place in January.
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On a beautiful Sunday morning in May over 700 parents and supporters arrived at The Valley home of Charlton FC to watch 12 teams from 9 schools play out the 6 BSSP mini football cup finals. This competition started in January and was ran over 12 evening and involved some 98 teams from 52 schools across Bromley. These were the closest finals we have seen since the competition started 5 yrs ago. Keston were very unlucky supplying teams in both of the small schools finals The boys Losing 1-0 to Edgebury and the Girls Losing 1-0 to Chislehurst. The same fate fell on Perry Hall where the Girls lost 1-0 to St Marys Beckenham and their Boys also losing to St Marys 2-1. St Marys completing the double in the medium schools finals. In the large schools finals Oak Lodge Girls beat Warren Road Girls 2-0 and in the boys final Pickhurst Boys beat Tubbenden Boys 1-0. Well done to all those schools that made the finals.
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Kelsey Park and Glebe Cluster schools participated in Multi Skills festivals organised by their SSCO and led by Bromley Football Academy and Glebe students. The leaders were fantastic and brilliant days were had by all. At each school the Students led a small group around 7 stations including Balancing, throwing, sprinting, jumping, bouncing and skipping. Pupils in Years 1-4 at each school took part with their results compared against their classmates and children in other cluster schools.
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The fourth session for the Multi Skill Academy took place at Kelsey Park on the 9th of June. The 28 children from the Kelsey Park and Glebe clusters came together for their last session together. They were put through their paces by 365 Athletics Academy, with the children taking part in all disciplines of Athletics including throwing the hammer, triple jumping, sprinting and hurdles. All the pupils came away with positive experiences of athletics and were encouraged to follow up the interest at the Bees Academy.
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On 15th July the Glebe School represented Bromley in the Panathlon Challenge. The challenge saw four special needs schools represent their Boroughs of Bromley, Croydon and two teams from Sutton. Pupils were split into five different teams to represent their school in Draughts, Cricket, Football, Netball and New Age Curling.
After a fantastic morning of sport the sport the Glebe had finished in second place for Football, New Age Curling and Netball. They had been even more successful in Draughts and Cricket winning the gold medals. This left the Glebe in first place overall with the Athletics event to come in the afternoon. With the Glebe knowing a second place finish would see them crowned champions, they ran away with Victory after a brilliant performance by all in the athletics seeing them achieve another 1st place finish leaving them 6 points clear overall. The event was very well organised and officiated which led to all involved to have a thoroughly enjoyable day and a great experience of a panathlon competition.
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