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Today 32 Year 1 children from St Joseph's walked their way down to The King Alfred School in the glorious sunshine for an exciting morning of sporting activity. On arrival we met with our federated school Corpus Christi and nearby local school Churchfield who had also brought along all of their Year 1 children to participate in a range of athletic events run by the young leaders from the secondary school. With a pirate theme, the different events on offer were aimed at developing fundamental skills such as running, jumping, balancing, throwing etc. and the children were mixed into groups so that they were given the opportunity to work with children from other schools. The morning was just brilliant and all the children seemed to really enjoy the experience (although the walk back to school with so many tired legs was a little challenging). Behaviour was excellent as always and it was great to see so many smiling faces. I look forward to the Reception and Year 2 events which will be running later in the summer term.
Photos of the morning will follow later this week.
A huge turn-out of more than 45 children from Key Stage 2 meant that St Joseph's was once again a force to be reckoned with in the last and final cross country meeting of the year! With children taking part of all abilities it was great to see the level of effort, determination and spirit displayed by everyone running. We of course had some medallists but just to reiterate, this competition is all about the team and everyone who participates earns us points. As a teacher I couldn't have been happier. Well done to everyone who raced........truly amazing!!!!
Children from St Joseph's School have been wowing the judges at the Highbridge Festival 2018.
On Monday 12th March 2018
Monday's performers list is endless, with Francesca Strong and Isabelle Dyer won medals for both solo and duet piano pieces and Frazer Broadway and Francesca Strong winning the Elena Cobb Duets and Trios. In fact Frazer scouped no less than three different Medals in the Piano category.
In the music category on Tuesday morning 13th March. St Josephs recorder group came 2nd in there category with barely a mark between the groups competing.
Other winning competitors in the music categories where Seth Barnshaw, Woodie Crook, Will Harris, Francesca Strong and Frazer Broadway all taking medals in the Instrumental Beginners class.
Recorder Solos were won by Millie Strong and Lucy Falber, whilst the Instrumental Duet Adult and Child gained Harriet Hobbs and Lillie Hannett medals.
For full information on the results please see Burnham on Sea.com http://www.burnham-on-sea.com/news/2018/highbridge-festival-of-arts-results-06-03-18.php