The half term in PE, we are looking at gymnastics. This week, we looked at how to make our bodies narrow so we can move under and over various equipment. We learned that in order for our bodies to be narrow, our legs and feet need to be together and our arms can either be by our sides or above our heads. We had lots of fun and especially liked performing the narrow jumps off of the small podium.
These are the Year 5 and 6 School Sports Leaders for Hebburn Lakes Primary School. They are learning how to support all of the children in Physical Education (PE) and Physical Activity and will be completing a series of tasks throughout the year to enhance our leadership. The first session was the launch day where the children found out what they will be doing, the rules involved and their first task for this half term. They also participated in a bunch of activities which involved resilience, communication and team work which are the foundations to being a good leader.
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THIS SUNDAY AT EPPLETON
The Lasses continue their Barclays WSL2 campaign as they go head-to-head with Portsmouth on Sunday 9 November.
PLUS – you can still get 2 adults and 2 kids tickets for a price of just £22, that’s a whole tenner off!
This game will be part of Sunderland’s Heroes Week, celebrating and magnifying the amazing military history of the club. As this game will be taking place on Remembrance Sunday, this will be an extra special occasion.
 A chance to strengthen the promotion charge Fun for the whole family for just £22! Food & drink available from 1pmCan’t make it to this game? ALL of our home league games in 2025 are now available to book now via our website, as well as our Subway Women’s League Cup tie against Durham. You can also now purchase tickets for the Lasses’ trip to St James’ Park to play Newcastle on 16 November.
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Michael Jordan
“I can accept failure, everyone fails at something, but I can’t accept not trying”
We have started our new Learning Means The World theme ‘Zero to Hero’ and one of the first people we have looked at is Michael Jordan. We found out that he was turned away from basketball but because he loved the sport he kept trying and trying until he was successful. We then decided that we needed to be a bit like Michael and keep trying our best. We then went outside and tried to shhot some hoops. We found that we got better the more we practiced. We then found out that Nike thought he was that inspirational that they named some sports shoes after him! We decided to design our own ‘Air Jordan’s’.
In our P.E sessions we have been looking at the skill of jumping and that there are many different ways to jump. We have travelled safely whilst jumping and made up a jumping routine with our friends. We have even been learning how to do a standing long jump (Olympics team watch this space!). We have a jumping great time.
7 Blue attended a Primary school 10 Pin Bowling tournament organised by South Tyneside School Sport Network. We were one of seventeen teams from across South Tyneside.
The children represented the school excellently, eventually finishing in second place, with plenty of strikes and spares! The whole team were thrilled with their silver medals. Well done everyone!
This week in PE, we have been learning about different ways to run and jump. We played a lovely game called “Here come the sharks!” where the children had to run away from the sharks to avoid being caught. We also did a jumping carousel, where the children practiced how to jump in different ways. They did star jumps, tuck jumps, pencil jumps and loads more! We were exhausted at the end of it!
Today in 1 Red we had our first PE session, we focused on running and jumping and what it entails to run and jump safely and correctly. We practiced lots and showed our moves to our friends and in turn we ere able to say how we could improve to make our movements better. We learnt that exercise and fitness helps us to grow, be strong, get our heart beating and to be healthy.
All of the children loved practicing and preparing for this – taking part in some races and games from their younger years too. Everyone gave it their all and I’m very proud of the class, we haven’t stopped talking about it all week!
An amazing afternoon showing off our sporting prowess!!
Well done to all
