Who are our House Competition Champions?

Key Stage 2 students have been tirelessly honing their football skills over the past five weeks. With each lesson dedicated to perfecting dribbling, passing, defending, shooting, and attacking, they prepared for our highly anticipated house competition — where only one team could emerge victorious!

After an exhilarating 60 matches featuring the Saxons, Normans, Vikings, and Romans from Years 3 to 6, we are thrilled to announce that this year's football house competition champions are the… SAXONS! Congratulations to all the Saxons for their outstanding performance!

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A big shoutout to all participants for their hard work and sportsmanship. We look forward to the next house competition, which will be handball. Good luck to all houses as they gear up for another exciting challenge!

By Paul Major

Head of PE

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