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Rising stars Ry and Sophie have qualified to represent Cornwall at the 29th Butterfly Schools’Individual Table Tennis Championships National Finals
Penwith Primary Sport - Football Festival
Last Thursday, a squad of nine boys participated in the first of three Penwith Schools Football festivals held at Mounts Bay Academy. The boys played three games, winning two comfortably and narrowly losing one game.
In the first game we took on Gulval. Dominating possession, the boys initially found it tough to find the back of the net. However, with perseverance and good team spirit, they managed to score two goals in the second half to win 2 - 0.
In the second game against Pensans, the team found themselves 3 - 0 down at half time. However, with some re-organisation they showed great spirit to make the score 3 - 3. Unfortunately, Pensans scored with the final kick of the game to claim a 4 - 3 win.
In their final game against St Mary's, the boys claimed a brilliant 5 - 0 win. In this game they played some brilliant football often stringing together several passes which resulted in some great goals.
Team: Logan Curnow, Otis Harper, Bradley Harvey, Rhys Cutting, Tom Wheatley, Ry Johnson, Cameron Sweeny, Harvey Parsons and Gabriel Clarke
Penwith Physical Education (PPE) Group Football Festival No.2
Last Thursday, 14 boys from years 4, 5 and 6 travelled with Mr Kevern and Mr Bowman to Mounts Bay Academy to take part in the second PPE football festival of the year.
Split into two teams (reds and blues) each team played three 10-minute matches.
The red team won two games and narrowly lost one, while the blue team won two games and drew one game.
A great team-spirit was evident throughout the festival with the goals shared evenly around.
Red Team: Rhys C, George Y, Logan C, Otis H, Tom W, Gabriel C and Cameron S.
Blue Team: Bradley H, Harvey P, Thomas T, Ry J, Bobby Y, Riley B-C and Hugh W.
Cornwall Schools FA - County Cup - T.Broad Shield
After receiving a bye in round one, our year six football team travelled to play Shortlanesend School, near Truro in the second round on Monday 21st. Playing on a severely sloping pitch, the boys acquitted themselves well adapting their game to suit. With midfield maestro - Logan - pumping long balls up to striker - George, they were able to bypass the opposition midfield effectively and dominate possession for much of the game. After a goal-less first half, it was Logan who broke the deadlock with a fine shot from distance. In goal, Rhys played his part making a great reflex save when called upon.
The team now progress into the semi-finals which will be played after the February half-term.
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Cornish Pirates Festival
As a culmination of 6 weeks of coaching with the Cornish Pirates, 15 pupils from year 6 took part in a festival organised by the Pirates Community Engagement Officer, Sam Teasdale.
Altogether, the children played 6 games, winning 5 and losing only once - a great achievement!
Great teamwork and especially fantastic sportsmanship was shown by all the children.
Piran G said; "I had a brilliant time. I really like rugby!"
Well done to all the players.
Surf Club - Summer 2017
14 children from years 5 and 6 have this Summer had the opportunity to take part in our annual Surf club.
Throughout the term we have visited local beaches on both the north and south coast where the children have had the opportunity to practice their new skills as well as having a lot of FUN!
Thank you to Global Boarders Surf Company for providing inspiring lessons and most of all making it very enjoyable for all!
Table Tennis match V Bosvigo School
On Friday 21st April, our A + B teams played a return fixture against Bosvigo School from Truro at home.
The 'A' team won their match 5 - 4, while the 'B' team unluckily lost 9 - 0. Despite this scoreline, every player won at least one 'end' in their best of 3 match. The standard of play was superb across all matches with several members of staff and parents watching on in awe.
A BIG thank you to Mr David May and Mrs Carew for coaching our team and for acting as umpires.
Players: Mari W, George B, Louie S, Finch W, Alina H and Ruby G
Pupils from year 5 participating in this years 'Chance To Shine' Cricket coaching with coach, Roger Hall, from St Just Cricket Club.
Youth Sports Trust Accreditation
Once again, we are very proud to have been successful in being awarded the Youth Sports Trust Silver Accreditation for the third consecutive year. Well done everyone for your hard work!
Also, we are now a School Games Gold Award winning school - The first primary school in Penwith! Well done!
PE Vision Statement
‘Aspire to your Personal Best’
At St Just Primary School we believe PE & School Sport plays an important role in making our PE vision statement a reality for every pupil, with the potential to change young people’s lives for the better.
We welcome the government’s announcement to provide continued findings for the academic year 2016—2017 to further improve provision of physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools. We are committed to using this resource in developing high quality PE lessons, alongside our continued commitment in providing greater opportunities for sporting competitions and after school clubs for all of our young people.
Yrs 3 + 4 bisi badminton golf medal winners
CSFA T.Broad Shield Quarter Final vs Marazion School
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Sports Premium Overview 2018 - 2019
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Healthy Active Lifestyles Days
with Ocean Sports
Both year 5 and 6 enjoyed a water sports day hosted by Ocean Sports,Carbis Bay.
All children got the opportunity to experience different sporting opportunities; Kayaking and Stand Up Paddle boarding (SUP)
The aim of these days was to broaden pupils experience in a range of sports and to introduce new sporting activities to encourage more pupils to take up sport.
Slide show will be added soon
Y6 Boys South West Regional Finals at Clifton College, Bristol.
As County Champions, the Y6 boys Kwik Cricket team recently embarked on the long journey to Clifton College, Bristol to take part in the South West Regional Cricket finals.
After a long journey, the boys played superbly to win all 3 group matches against Somerset, Wiltshire and Berkshire.
In the semi-final they came up against Hampshire who had a team full of county players.
They again played with great determination but ultimately lost out on a place in the final by just a few runs.
Despite their obvious disappointment on missing out on a place in the final, the boys can be very proud of their achievements. Coincidentally, Hampshire went on to win the final.
In three years together as a team they have played over 25 matches, losing only twice!
A big thank you to all the parents who came and supported the boys in Bristol and to Mr Ken Hall (driver) and Mr Basil Stephens (scorer)
Click on the links below for further information and to download your chosen document
Active Healthy Lifestyles Booklet
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Baseline Active Lifestyles Analysis
Cornwall Primay PE and Sports Self Assessment Audit
GET ACTIVE WITH ST JUST PRIMARY SCHOOL.
St Just Primary School, Cornwall show how physical activity and healthier lifestyles across the school as part of their healthy schools and Hearty Lives work can contribute to raising aspiration and achievement...
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2016/17 PE + School Sport Premium
What does the PE & Sport Premium mean for
St Just Primary School?
At St Just Primary School we have split up the funding by the three key areas for consideration:
- Physical Education,
- Healthy Active Lifestyles and
- Competitive School Sport.
We have decided to spend the PE premium on the following.