Boccia winners
The school took 3 teams to the event and every child enjoyed the event - having lots of fun
The school took part in a Boccia Festival and the focus was on participation in sport and an opportunity for children to enjoy an alternative sporting activity. Spurcroft had 3 teams representing the school; one for KS1 team and 2 LKS2 teams.
Each team played in a group of 3 and took part in 2 matches.
Spurcroft A played Speenhmaland B and Falkland and won all their matches finishing in 1st place in their group. Spurcroft B and Spurcroft C played Speenhamland A. For this group there was a draw and so the children had to nominate a player to bowl and tie-breaker ball. Spurcroft B finished 3rd and Spurcroft C finished 2nd in their group.
A finals match was played for each team which all the children enjoyed. The children bowled accurately and worked as a team encouraging everyone.
The results were in and Spurcroft waited anxiously. Medals were handed out and the Spurcroft A team had finished 1st overall and were awarded gold medals, whilst the other teams finished 4th and 5th and received Bronze medals for excellent participation. The “A” team will represent the school at the County Finals in March – Congratulations.
Well done to Ethan Argyle, Oliver Chitty, Connor Bremner, Alfie Dore, Mason Goddard, Eva Robinson, Layla Walsh, Tekai Rhone and Noah Horton. Thank you to parents who helped transport the children and support at the event.
Spurcroft Primary School
At Spurcroft Primary we have brilliant pupils who are keen to learn, fun to be around and excited about all of the opportunities they have now, and in their futures. A key feature of Spurcroft is our school values, around which our whole curriculum is based. We want our pupils to develop the skills that will help them to be responsible and ambitious learners, who have strong communication skills and good learning relationships with all members of our school community. Our dedicated and enthusiastic staff work hard with children and their families to ensure that each child is happy, safe and striving to reach their potential. We have an open culture and value positive links between home and school. We have vibrant and exciting learning spaces, both indoors and outdoors, and offer children a wide range of learning opportunities.