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St Michael and St John's

Roman Catholic Primary School

Following the example of Jesus, together we learn, love and respect one another to be the best we can be.

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St Michael and St John's

Roman Catholic Primary School

Following the example of Jesus, together we learn, love and respect one another to be the best we can be.

Sport

Sports Premium 2023/24

 

This academic year we aim to use the Sports Premium on a number of projects in school. These include:

  • Developing participation in girls sport within the school and the wider community.
  • Continuing to look for Year 5 and 6 children to be able to swim 25m competently and keep themselves safe in water.
  • Developing our outdoor equipment.
  • Targeting our gifted and talented dancers/gymnasts. 

 

Sport 2023/2024

Ribble Valley Kids Cup - Monday 25th September 2023

 

The first sporting event of the year for SSMJ saw the Year 5/6 boys football team compete in the revamped Kids Cup against several other schools in the local area. They did incredibly well and have qualified for the next stage on Thursday 16th November at the Accrington Academy. Well done boys!

Ribble Valley Girls Kids Cup - Thursday 28th September 2023

 

It was the turn of the Year 6 girls to represent the school and they did excellently. They showed real heart and determination - they were a credit to the school. Well done girls!

Our Sporting Successes 2022/23...

Congratulations to our Year 5 and 6 Boys Football Team who celebrated winning the Hydnburn and Ribble Valley Tournament!

Champions!

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Celebrating in style!

Year 3 and 4 Football 13.10.2022

 

The Year 3 and 4 football team participated in the Ribble Valley Schools Cup on the 13th October 2022. They did really well initially, getting through their group with ease; however, they played a really difficult game in the quarter finals and were unfortunately eliminated. 

Well done to all involved. 

Year 5 and 6 Girls Football

 

The Year 6 girls have represented the school on two occasions so far this year. The first time in January, they participated in the Ribble Valley Schools Cup. The were great ambassadors for the school but were unfortunately eliminated at the group stage. 

 

In March 2023, they also participated in the first round of fixtures in their league. They played 6 games: winning 3, drawing 1 and losing 2. The currently sit in 5th place out of 13 teams ahead of their second round of fixtures in July. 

 

Well done girls - we are very proud of you!

Sportshall Athletics 12.1.2023

 

On the 12th January 2023, a select group of Year 5 and 6 children took part in a Sportshall Athletics event at Roefield Leisure Centre. 

They participated in several running, jumping and throwing events each with some great individual success. We did not, unfortunately, reach the next phase of the competition. 

Well done to all the children involved - you represented the school brilliantly!

Girls' Biggest Football Day 8.3.2023

 

To mark International Women's Day and the HerGameToo movement, the girls at SSMJ all received a coaching session from myself and Mr Cross.

 

A great time was had by all with some girls inspired to go an join teams outside of school! 

Year 5/6 Tag Rugby Tournament - 18/5/2023

 

SSMJ’s ‘gold medal rush’ continued today with a first place finish at the Y5/6 Ribble Valley Tag Rugby tournament. 🏉 🥇 😀
Their record was impeccable: played 6, won 6, just pipping Gisburn 6-5 in a nail-biting deciding game.
A remarkable achievement from the children, some of whom had barely played any rugby up until a few weeks ago.
Well done all - as ever, we are incredibly proud of you!

Outdoor Elements 2022

 

On the 26th, 27th and 28th September the whole school community visited Outdoor Elements. Lots of different activities were completed. These included team building, orienteering, problem solving and challenges and the visit was something we believe was important to offer the children on the back of the pandemic and how this has limited experiences such as these. 

 

 

Please see the following website for the latest guidance updates:

 

https://www.afpe.org.uk/

 

 

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