PE Health and Health Faculty News (16th May 2025)
ATHLETICS County League Athletics – Match 1 Date : Thursday 1st May 2025 On Thursday 1st May the BMS Junior and Senior athletics teams were competing in the first...
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ATHLETICS County League Athletics – Match 1 Date : Thursday 1st May 2025 On Thursday 1st May the BMS Junior and Senior athletics teams were competing in the first...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
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ATHLETICS
County League Athletics – Match 1
Date : Thursday 1st May 2025
On Thursday 1st May the BMS Junior and Senior athletics teams were competing in the first County League Athletics match of the season. The League consists of 6 fixtures against the other 25 schools in our region of the Herts County League. The first match saw the teams competing with Habs Boys and Girls, Grange Academy, St Georges, Rickmansworth and Abbots Hill schools. It was a tough first match but the students acquitted themselves well with some very positive individual performances.. Special mention to
who all won their respective events. Well done to all those who took part as we look forward to the remaining 5 matches.
Commended performances :
JUNIOR GIRLS
Team score – 26 points
M Preston – 3rd 100m
V Olas – 3rd 1500m
B Fowler – 3rd Hurdles
D Vinoth – 2nd Discus
JUNIOR BOYS
Team score – 37 points
R Samin 2nd 100m and 3rd High Jump
G Fogden – 2nd 400m
J Huryta – 3rd Long Jump
E Silver – 1st High Jump
D Isles – 2nd Discus
Z Butler – 2nd Javelin
SENIOR GIRLS
Team score – 21 points
M Hooper – 2nd Discus
SENIOR BOYS
Team score – 44 points
E Henry – 1st 100m and 1st Shot
J Cunningham – 2nd 400m
K Walker – 2nd Hurdles
Relay – 1st
K Gibson – 1st 200m and Triple Jump
H Neal – 2nd Pole Vault
The other matches are on the following dates :
MATCH 1: Thursday 1st May 2025
Venue – Jarmans Park Athletics track, Hemel
MATCH 2: Wednesday 7th May 2025
Venue – Jarmans Park Athletics track, Hemel
MATCH 3: Tuesday 13th May 2025
Venue – Woodside Athletics Stadium, Watford
HOST MATCH
MATCH 4: Tuesday 20th May 2025
Venue – Woodside Athletics Stadium, Watford
MATCH 5: Tuesday 3rd June 2025
Venue – Jarmans Park Athletics track, Hemel
MATCH 6: Monday 9th June 2025
Venue – Jarmans Park Athletics track, Hemel
DISTRICT ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIP
Wednesday 18th June 2025
WOODSIDE ATHLETICS TRACK, WATFORD
County League Athletics – Match 2
Date : Wednesday 7th May 2025
Match 2 saw the school competing with Hemel Hempstead, Tring, Reach Free and Kings Langley Schools. There were some improved performances with special mention to the senior Boys team who scored an impressive 52 points finishing in 2nd place in their age category on the evening.
Commended performances :
JUNIOR GIRLS
Team score – 34 points
A Bateman- 3rd 200m
V Olas – 2nd 1500m and 3rd Long Jump
E Gillett – 2nd Triple Jump
E Coetzee – 1st Shot
D Vinoth – 2nd Discus
N Mowle – 2nd Javelin
JUNIOR BOYS
Team score – 36 points
R Samin 2nd 100m and 2nd High Jump
G Fogden – 2nd 400m
Relay – 3rd
J Huryta – 2nd Long Jump
E Rumney – 2nd Triple jump
SENIOR GIRLS
Team score – 25 points
J Frumeselu – 3rd 100m
N Edisuriya – 3rd 800m
A Permeti – 3rd 1500m and 3rd Javelin
SENIOR BOYS
Team score – 52 points
E Henry – 1st 100m and 1st Shot
K Gibson – 2nd 200m and 2nd Triple Jump
S Ardeleanu – 2nd 400m
J Cunningham – 3rd 800m and 3rd Javelin
F Francos – 2nd 1500m
Relay – 2nd
M Golon-Mathews 1st Long Jump
H Neal – 2nd Pole Vault
A Chaudhry – 1st Discus
CRICKET
Year 7/8 Cricket v Grange Academy (Division 1)
Date : Monday 12th May 2025
Score : Grange Academy 88 for 5 (15 overs) BMS 72 for 2 (15 overs) Grange won by 14 runs
Batting : D Henry 8
Bowling : E Rumney 0 for 12, M Patel 1 for 6, D isles 0 for 27, E Ashton 3 for 19, C Allan 0 for 15, O Phillips 0 for 9
Squad : E Rumney, E Ashton, D Henry, O Woodbrock, Z King, Z Butler, D Isles, O Phillips, M Patel, C Holt, C Allan
Comment : Despite a strong bowling and fielding performance the BMS team went down to defeat in the first match of the season. The Grange opening batsman scored an impressive 36 runs and this was the key difference between the 2 teams. Special mention to E Rumney, M Patel and E Ashton who all bowled well. Batting practice definitely needed in the next practice session on Monday.
PE kit
It is essential that students have the full correct PE kit for all lessons. This includes shinpads and black /yellow socks when participating in football lessons and also a pair of white sports socks for all other activities. Students will be reminded when activities change. Students not bringing the correct kit will instantly receive consequence points.
Girls should be wearing plain black shorts which are longer than the length of their PE shirt or hoody. Leggings should be black sports leggings and not see through. Black tracksuit bottoms are also permitted.
ALL jewellery should be removed prior to the start of the lesson, including earrings, and hair should be tied up.
For any parental enquiries about any aspects of PE contact the Head of PE and Health Faculty Ashley Cartledge cartledgea@busheymeads.org.uk . For any specific issues related to Girls PE and girls fixtures contact Sarah Cooper coopers@busheymeads.org.uk.
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