What a fantastic day we had at the Stadium of Light for Sunderland’s final game of the season against Chelsea.
We were given the opportunity for three children to represent our school as flag bearers at the game…and what a day we had! We even got a wave and a “Hello!” from a very special player, close to all our hearts here at Hebburn Lakes, the one and only home grown Chrissy Rigg.
This half term in year 4 we have been learning how to make ‘bridges’. This week, we focused on making bridges using equipment.
Year 4 have been showing of their amazing balance, coordination and synchronization this week in PE.
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LASSES SET TO BATTLE THE BLADES
Sunderland AFC Women face Sheffield United at Eppleton CW this week! Get behind the Lasses in the WSL2 on Wednesday 18 March, as they look to continue their excellent home form.
The Lasses have not lost at home in the WSL2 since early November, and this will be their final match at Eppleton before taking on Newcastle at the Stadium of Light in the Wear-Tyne derby!
PLUS – tickets for U18s are ONLY £3 for this game, and all those attending will receive a hot drink token to reclaim at the Centre Spot Cafe!
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Want to have your say? We have set up a new feedback form for fans to get in touch with us about their matchday experience, so if you’ve been to a game recently, please complete this form today, and you could be in with a chance of winning prizes for your club or school. This form will remain open for the duration of the 2025-26 season, so get in touch with us any time!
Sunderland Stadium of Light, Tyne & Wear SR5 1SU, Sunderland, England
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This week our Year Six Boys Football Team played in the next stage of The Gidney League. They gave an amazing performance, but unfortunately lost, a very close game, to Saint Bedes 1-0. However, they went on to beat Saint Josephs, 7-1, in a brilliant match-showing determination and resilience throughout. They were a credit to our school; displaying positive attitudes and true sportsmanship… Well done boys!
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CATCH THE LASSES UNDER THE LIGHTS!
We’re just days away from Sunderland AFC Women’s Barclays WSL2 clash against Sheffield United at the Stadium of Light, and you could be there to cheer them on for as little as £1.50!
The Lasses will be back at the Stadium of Light for the first time since October last year, and will be looking to do the double on a side they defeated 4-0 on the opening day of the season. The WSL’s Fan Choice pilot will be in action, meaning supporters can take alcoholic drinks to their seats while enjoying some quality football, and there will be a pre-match fanzone in the East Stand concourse from 5.30pm.
Reasons to attend:
 Friday night football at the Stadium of Light Take your drink to your seat Pre-match fanzone featuring facepainting, music and more! 50% off using code 50% SAFC at checkout |
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Want to have your say? We have set up a new feedback form for fans to get in touch with us about their matchday experience, so if you’ve been to a game recently, please complete this form today, and you could be in with a chance of winning prizes for your club or school. This form will remain open for the duration of the 2025-26 season, so get in touch with us any time!
Sunderland Stadium of Light, Tyne & Wear SR5 1SU, Sunderland, England |
In P.E this half term we are exploring dance. We loved learning about Paddington from Peru and the rainforest he lived in so we decided that our dance theme was going to be about an explorer in the jungle. We started at home, travelled to the rainforest, set up camp, explored the jungle, made a camp then found a mysterious object. We used our bodies to show the movement and our faces to show the differing expressions. We had great fun moving our bodies in different directions and on different levels.
This term in 1 Red we are focusing on the dance element in PE and how to be dance heroes. The children needs to be champion dancers by the end of the term which means they need to listen carefully, look and observe each other and move in various ways. Today we had to dance and freeze, when the music stopped the children had to freeze with various different balance poses and show each other how they did it. Lots of skill and precision was required. It was a successful lesson with many future dancers in the making!
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.
