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Enrichment day, Wednesday 20th March, saw the first ever house sportshall athletics competition take place for year 8 girls, as part of their exercise health and wellbeing element of enrichment day.
Students participated in CDG in a range of indoor athletics events, accumulating points for their house.
The events started with a series of relays before moving on to a carousel of field events, including javelin throw, long jump and step up challenges.
There were some excellent levels of participation and the competition was fierce. It was great to see the students embracing some different activities and working hard for each other.
It was a really close competition and resulted in a three way tie for first place and a three way tie for 4th! Each winning CDG receives a winners certificate for their notice board.
| 1st = | FOREST
OAK MAPLE |
50 points |
| 4th | BEECH SYCAMORE WILLOW |
47 points |
| 7th | ELM | 44 points |
| 8th | ASH | 42 points |
Congratulations and well done to everyone who took part.
