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It was a coach full of excited children who set off down the motorway for a fun-packed two days of singing and activities. Before we were even at the M1 the DVD was playing and we were happily munching on brioches kindly provided by all the fundraising.
We dropped our bags off at the scout camp and then continued on to Wembley arena. There were gasps of amazement as the children saw how big the arena was and the afternoon was spent practising the songs, getting autographs from boy bands and having photographs taken.
The actual concert was amazing and it was lovely to see that so many parents and family had made the journey down to support us. It was a very proud moment when our banner was paraded around the arena and our name was read out.
The children sang and danced all evening and loved every minute of it. the staff were so proud to be part of such a wonderful event.
We got back to the Scout camp about 11.15pm with a coach full of very sleepy children (and adults) - bedtime was easy as everyone was so tired!
On Thursday the children took part in some activities (see photos) and then we set off home.
It was really nice to take children of all ages and to see how they looked after and supported each other.
have a look at the photographs which show what a wonderful time we all had.
On Wednesday 6th March eight children took part in the District's swimming gala at Clowne. It was a morning of constant swimming with individual races in front crawl, breast stroke and back crawl and then lots of relays. There were 12 schools who took part and our children did really well, they all swam their very best and encouraged each other whilst they were racing.
We came 7th over all which considering the schools who entered, was very good indeed.
On Tuesday January 29th, our Year 5/6 sports hall athletics team took part in the area finals. They had spent many lunchtimes practising under the watchful eye of their coach - Mrs Johnson.
We knew it would be a tough competition as there were three other very much larger schools than us taking part. There were field events such as javelin, chest throw and standing jump and then different track events.
With only 2 events to go, we were narrowly in the lead so it was all down to the final 2 races. It was very close but poor Tilly tripped and fell over. Even though she had clearly hurt herself, she got straight back up and continued running.
As they read out the results we were convinced that we were second, but when they read out "First place.... Anthony Bek" we screamed with delight.
It was an amazing feeling to come first, the effort by all the team was fantastic and Mrs Johnson lost her voice because she shouted and cheered so much.
Thank you to all the parents who came to support us and Mrs Johnson who coached the team so well. Look out for our names in the County final which takes place later on this year.
The team consisted of:
Jessica B, Che, Kacper, George, Oliver B, Caitlin, Grace, Tallulah, Kenzie B, William, Kaiden
Jessica G, Thomas, Joshua L, Brooke, Connor Ch, Ruddie, Luzia, Wiktoria, Charlie, Rhys, Tilly, Jake J
Our fabulous choir performed a variety of Christmas songs, both traditional and modern at the Arc Leisure Centre in Bolsover to a wonderful audience, including Councillors of Bolsover District Council. Even Santa dropped in to hear them! Well done, everyone!
Thank you to everyone who came along to our Christmas fair this year. There was face painting, a visit from Santa, raffles and food and drink to buy. We raised a massive £1400 which will be spent on the children over the next year or so.
Many thanks to the staff and parents who helped out and of course to you for supporting it.