Recent Competition Events

2023 2024 Autumn 1

3/10  Sports crew Training - 10 pupils

20/10  Year 3 / 4 Rugby - 10 pupils

 

2022 2023 PE Summary

We entered 15 ‘out of school’ competitions during 2022 – 2023.

This was a decrease of 9 events. The only reason we could not enter as many events was because we were unable to book a coach or minibus due to no availability.

324 children represented our school in a competition (Some children represented the school more than once)

59 children, who were classed as less active, represented our school.

21 SEN children represented our school.

71 children represented St Johns at an external event for the first time.

 

2021 2022 PE Summary

Competitions

We entered 24 ‘out of school’ competitions during 2021 – 2022.

435 children represented our school in a competition (Some children represented the school more than once)

84 children, who were classed as less active, represented our school.

23 SEN children represented our school.

Every year group sent children to an external sporting event during 2021 – 2022.

93 children represented St Johns at an external event for the first time.

15 children had never been on a minibus before!

 

Please can I thank all the staff for changing their plans in order to take these children. A special thankyou needs to go to Jemma who has run the majority of the after school clubs.

 

We are proud to be members of the Wyre Forest School Partnership and as a member we have the opportunity to enter a whole host of competitions for various different groups of children.  Competitions range from events that include just the pyramid of schools to those that are School Game Qualifiers.

Competitions this year have included Tag Rugby, Cross Country, Dodgeball, Indoor Athletics, Kho Kho, Multi-skills and Quicksticks Hockey.  In the past we have entered other competitions such as events that have included Boccia, Archery and New Age Curling, Netball, Football, Tennis, Swimming, Orienteering and Dance, calling for lots of different skills and aptitudes.  

Within each competition and event, various OFSTED criteria are met, such as providing a range of provisional and alternative sporting activities.   A sense of pride in representing the school is fostered and social skills are developed by meeting children from other schools, all contributing and having an impact on increased confidence and self-esteem.  Resilience and determination are nurtured, through competing in long distance events and in those events that require the children to work really hard as a team and as individuals to succeed and do their best. Children have the opportunity to apply skills that they have learnt in PE Lessons or extra-curricular clubs and experience playing competitions at a higher level. 

Children are also introduced to District Level Competitions. In the recent years, we have had children going onto District Level Cross Country Events.

Exit routes to the different community clubs are clearly identified at the competitions with representatives from each of the clubs being present.