Clapgate Sport & Health Week

Monday 8th- Friday 12th June was our Clapgate Sport & Health week. Children took part in a wide array of activities with daily sporting sessions for every class. This included netball, boxing, dance, gymnastics, football and many more. As the men’s World Cup 2026 started during our Sport & Health week, every class was assigned a country to learn about. This may have been researching and presenting facts about the country, learning the language/s spoken, trying some of the traditional foods from the country and playing the nation’s sport. A fab week to celebrate the many benefits sport & exercise can bring!!

What The Student Says

"I loved the judo and learning the different moves" Year 3 child

"The boxing was so much fun and really challenging" Year 5 child

"I really enjoyed the penalty shoot-out as part of the World Cup challenge" Year 2 child

"I've had so much fun.. I loved gymnastics and zumba!" Year 1 child

What knowledge and skills have been developed?

Children developed-

-teamwork and collaborative working

-sport specific skills in boxing, gymnastics, zumba, judo, football, boxing, netball, cheerleading

-grit and determination to not give up when they found things challenging

-knowledge and understanding of new sports 

-respect for the rules and gameplay of various activities

-regard for visitors to our school and new coaches delivering the sessions

-appreciation for other cultures including languages, food, life choices

-fair play and empathy for others

What the Teacher says

"The children loved working together to make a cheerleading routine!" Miss Morton

"Our class loved the basketball and the children made amazing progress. Foottech sessions were fantastic with all children and abilities engaged" Mrs Mason

"The netball sessions were great with clear practise building up to a mini game" Mrs Stirk

"In my opinion, the best week of the school year! It was brilliant to see all the children engaged in so many sports & activities, making progress, having fun and enjoying moving their bodies!" Mrs Clark

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