Cranleigh C of E Primary School

Physical Education (P.E.)

Sports News:

We are delighted to announce that we,

have achieved the School Games Gold

Mark Award for the 2018/19 academic year.

The School Games Mark is a Government led award scheme launched in

2012, facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust to reward schools for their commitment

to the development of competition across their school and into the

community, and we are delighted to have been recognised for our success.

With many key stage 2 children competing in local

inter-school competitions this year, we are extremely proud of our pupils

for their dedication to all aspects of school sport, including those young

volunteers, leaders and officials who made our competitions possible.

As part of our application, we were asked to fulfil criteria in the areas of

participation, competition, workforce and clubs, and we are pleased that

the hard work of everyone at our school has been rewarded this year.

A big thank you to the parents who support their children in this participation.

Jenn Brown

PE Subject Leader

Physical Education develops children’s physical skills, confidence, capabilities and potential. It gives opportunities for children to be creative and competitive while learning to work with and respect others.

At Cranleigh C of E Primary School children learn how to plan, perform and evaluate actions, often in pairs and small groups, helping them to develop the quality and effectiveness of their work. We promote a positive attitude towards active lifestyles and aim to introduce children to lifelong physical activity.

Children in all year groups will be working with specific sports coaches to enhance their skills further. All children also have access to sporting extra curricular clubs.

Click on the following links for more information about our PE curriculum.

PE Curriculum

Breakdown of PE Curriculum per Year Group

Sports Funding

Click here to find out more about the funding our school receives and how we use it.

House Sport

Cranleigh C of E Primary School runs a programme of house sports throughout the academic year for key stage 2. Children enter tournaments for football, rounders and netball in their houses to battle for the inter-house cups and trophies. The biggest event is Sports Day in the summer term where both key stage one and two children partake in a variety of races. Points gained at these sporting events contribute to the overall house point totals for the year.

recent sports events

2019

Netball Match
On Monday, Year 5/6 girls played in a netball tournament against other local schools. They all worked really hard as a team and as the tournament went on, they got better and better. They took all advice on board and used it in the next game. Overall, we finished joint 3rd with Park Mead in the tournament.
Well done to all the girls that played!

Miss J Brown, PE Subject Leader

On Friday 1st February, I took some Year 3 and 4's to play in a Dodgeball Tournament against other local schools. We had a Cranleigh team and made up another team with some children from Park Mead. Both teams played extremely well and our school won the values certificates (voted by other schools) which included: determination, honesty, passion, respect, self-belief and teamwork. Our 'Cran-mead' team came 2nd in their pool, so played against Park Mead for 3rd place overall. Unfortunately, they lost this game, but still managed to come 4th out of 8 teams. Our 'Cranleigh' team came 1st in their pool, so played Wonersh and Shamley Green in the final! We managed to dodge lots of shots, but in the end we lost by 1 point and came 2nd overall. We had super afternoon playing dodgeball and they all played really well!

On Tuesday, 29th Jan 2019, Year 3 played a football match against Park Mead School. We worked out our positions and chose Ben to be our Captain. Alfie volunteered to be our Goalkeeper. We played so well that Alfie and our defender Jodie only touched the ball TWICE! Nicholas, Oscar, Bailey and Tola almost scored, but they had a very good goalkeeper who stopped every shot. Kevin, Bailey and Courtney were fantastic midfielders and ensured the ball stayed in our half. Throughout the match, we worked hard as a team, finding space and passing to each other to score a goal. The match finished 0-0, but we hope to win our next match.

inter-school sport 2017-2018

Football Tournament - 22nd November.

Well done to our Year 3 and Year 5 Football team who took part in the Tillingbourne Football Tournament on Wednesday 22nd November. The Year 5 team produced excellent results with 3 wins, one loss and a draw. Goals were scored by Edward, Henry and Ronnie. The Year 3 team faced stiff competition and our team ended with one win, two draws and a loss. Some fantastic goal keeping by Eddie and a sensational goal by Theo. Well done to all the players who took part. We look forward to congratulating the teams during our Worship Assembly on Friday 24th November.

Inter-school sport for 2016 - 2017

Tennis

Well done to the Y3/4 tennis teams who competed last week. Team B finished runners up in their group and Team A won theirs, making it to the semi finals. Thank you to Mrs Hedges who kindly donated some new tennis equipment to the school.

Girls Football

A fantastic result for the Y5/6 girls team who beat Wonersh and Shamley Green 3-1. Goals from Phoebe Kerslake and Scarlet Lilly.

Dance Festival

Twenty children from Cranleigh Primary took part in the Surrey Schools Dance Festival held at Surrey Sports Park in Guildford. The dancers performed a routine they had been working on in school and learnt some new dances from dance teachers during the day.

Surrey Schools Dodgeball Finals

After winning the qualifying tournament back in November, Cranleigh Primary joined 15 other schools from across Surrey in the finals of the Primary Schools dodgeball tournament. With a record of three wins and two losses in the group stage, we finished in third place, narrowly missing out on the semi-finals.

Y6 boys football tournament

Two teams entered a football tournament held at Tillingbourne School. The A team finished 3rd out of 6 teams in their group and the B team finished 4th in theirs.

Dodgeball - Nov 2016

Congratulations to the Y5 dodgeball team who won the Godalming District Y5/6 dodgeball competition this week. The team will now be going through to play in the county finals early in the new year!

Cross Country - Nov 2016

On Saturday morning, a strong team from Cranleigh Primary took part in the local schools cross country competition at Glebelands school. There was some excellent running from our children and congratulations to all those who took part and finished the long distance course. A special mention must go to Lola Harewood, Oscar Dighton, Fran Long, Teddy Perry and Jessie Tomlinson, who all finished in the top 6 places of their races and won medals. There was more success for the Y3/4 girls team who finished in 3rd place overall!

Swimming Gala - Nov 2016

A huge well done to the team who took took part in the local schools swimming gala at Cranleigh leisure centre on Sunday evening. Over 30 children represented Cranleigh Primary and put on a fantastic display with some excellent swimming performance.

Cranleigh Primary 3 v 2 Wonersh and Shamley Green

The Y6 football team got their first win of the year, with a hard thought win over W&SG. Elliot Denton put in a man of the match performance and bagged two goals, while a special mention must also go to David Bileski, who late in the game, pulled off a string of superb saves in the Cranleigh goal.

Y3 Football tournament - Nov 2016

A year 3 football team attended the Tillingbourne U8 football tournament this week. Along with 6 other local schools, the boys competed in a league format where each school played each other. There was some fantastic football played and Cranleigh did really well, winning three games, drawing one and loosing two, eventually finishing in 3rd place, with just two points separating the top three teams.