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Y3& 5 Football Vs. St Augustines (12.06.26)

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Y3& 5 Football Vs. St Augustines (12.06.26)

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On Friday 12th June, we hosted St Augustines for two boys football matches. Our Y3 team were up against a strong Y4 team - they did a fantastic job and held their own throughout, with the match finishing 2-1 to St Augustines. Our Y5's also put on a strong display, scoring some fabulous goals and winning 3-0. Well done to all of the pupils for their amazing effort and teamwork throughout the afternoon.

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Year 3 had a fantastic time at the recent tennis skills event at Kenilworth Tennis Club, where they represented the school with great enthusiasm and pride. Throughout the afternoon, the children took part in a range of fun and engaging activities designed to develop their tennis skills, including balance, coordination and control.

The event provided a wonderful opportunity for both individual and team challenges. Pupils showed determination and resilience as they practised their own skills, while also supporting and encouraging one another during partner and group tasks. It was particularly pleasing to see such strong teamwork and positive attitudes. Maggie said ' It was really fun and everyone tried their best.' Cara said 'I enjoyed doing the round the world game best.'

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KS2 KDPSA Edmondscote Athletics (09.06.26)

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KS2 KDPSA Edmondscote Athletics (09.06.26)

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On Monday 1st June, we went to Kenilworth School to play in a netball tournament. There were seven primary schools taking part. We lost two matches, drew one and won three. Jake was amazing at shooting and scored lots of our goals. Everyone showed great teamwork and encouraged each other throughout the tournament. It was great fun!

Reported by Irah and Niamh (Year 5)

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On Wednesday 20th May, some of our boys from Year 3&4 took part in a football match against All Saints. Our boys were up against a strong Year 4 team, who took a 1-0 lead early within the first half. Our boys kept their heads up and were able to equalise just before half time, leaving it all to play for in the second half. Thanks to some last ditch defending, and some incredible goalkeeping, Priors Field were able to hang on for a draw with the match finishing 1-1. Well done to all of the pupils for taking part and showing some fantastic team work.

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KS2 Central Warwickshire Edmondscote Athletics (29.06.26)

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KS2 Central Warwickshire Edmondscote Athletics (29.06.26)

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Y5&6 Boys Football Vs. St Johns (20.04.26)

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Y5&6 Boys Football Vs. St Johns (20.04.26)

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Y5&6 KTJ Girls Football Tournament @ Castle Farm (20.03.26)

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Y5&6 KTJ Girls Football Tournament @ Castle Farm (20.03.26)

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We had the pleasure of taking a group of Y5&6 girls to the Lionesses Cup - a girls football tournament that has been running for 3 years now thanks to the help and support from Kenilworth Town. With 5 matches to play in total, the girls got off to a slow start and lost their opening 2 matches. However, they were able to put together some brilliant performances and won their next 3 matches. It was great to see everyone having fun throughout the afternoon, especially with our pupils being able to celebrate some fantastic performances and a 3rd place finish!

Thank you again to Kenilworth Town for all of their organisation!

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Y5&6 Boys Football Vs. St Augustines (17.03.26)

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Y5&6 Boys Football Vs. St Augustines (17.03.26)

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On Tuesday 17th March, Priors Field hosted St Augustines for two football matches after school. Although the results didn't go our way (with St Augustines winning 4-1 and 4-0), the boys showed great spirit and teamwork to keep battling right until the end. Congratulations to St Augusines who were deserved winners, and well done to all of the boys for their efforts and for staying throughout the matches.

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Sport for All Morning

Today at Sports for All the children at Priors Field took part in eight different sports activities in the

sunshine. The activities included shoot the hoop, circuits, putting and collecting cones. It was great fun and

everyone enjoyed themselves. A huge thank

you to Mrs Mann & Mr B for organising this event.

Reported by Winnie and Avani, Year 5

Results:

1. Willow - 1856

2. Oak - 1834

3. Holly - 1760

4. Elder - 1730

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On Wednesday, a team of Year 5/6 girls travelled to Kingsley to take part in a netball tournament. They

played some great netball showing their skills and team work. They were very supportive of each other and

really enjoyed the afternoon. Well done to everyone who took part!

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Due to their success in previous races, six of our pupils qualified for the County Cross Country Race this year, which took place on Saturday 7th March at The Pingles Track, Nuneaton. Qualifying for the race itself is a huge achievement and all of the pupils did incredibly well on the day:

Y3 Boys: Alfie - 2nd

Y3 Girls: Maggie - 25th; Isla - 23rd

Y4 Girls: Jessica - 29th

Y4 Boys: Jack - 25th

Y5 Girls: Niamh - 10th

By finishing in the top 10, Alfie & Niamh have now qualified for the National Race, where they will be up against some of the best runners from across the country!

A huge thank you and well done to all of the pupils and parents who took time out of their weekend to take part in and support this event!

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Y5 Netball Workshop & Tournament @ Warwick Prep (27.02.26)

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Y5 Netball Workshop & Tournament @ Warwick Prep (27.02.26)

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On Monday 23rd February, we were invited to take 16 KS2 pupils to Kingsley Playing Fields for their annual cross country. Other than some boggy conditions along the running route, the pupils had a fantastic morning competing and cheering each other on.

Well done to all of the pupils for completing what was an incredibly tough race, and congratulations to: Alfie (1st); Jess, Maggie & Niamh (3rd); Isla F, Jack, Hugo & Irah (6th) and Isla H (7th) for their exceptional finishing positions.

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On Thursday 11th February, 20 pupils from across Y5&6 attended the sports hall athletics competition, where they competed as a team against 22 other schools in a range of indoor track and field events. It was an incredible afternoon, with the Priors Field pupils putting in some fantastic performances and showing exceptional teamwork and support for one-another. We're pleased to announce that the team finished 1st by quite a distance, and have qualified for the county competition later this year! Congratulations to all of our pupils who took part, you should be extremely proud of this amazing achievement!

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All the children took part in a 30–45 minute workshop, where they learned some impressively complex dance moves. Many thanks to Ricky Brown for leading the sessions and really putting us through our paces. A great selection of music was used, including I’m Still Standing by Elton John, Stargazing by Myles Smith, The Can-Can, and The Nutcracker.

It was wonderful to come together as a whole school in the

afternoon and enjoy watching the children perform their dance routines so confidently for one another.

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Y5 Girls Netball Vs. Crackley (09.02.26)

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Y5 Girls Netball Vs. Crackley (09.02.26)

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On Monday 9th February, the Year 5 girls went to Crackley School to play netball. We played one match that was split into four quarters, so everyone had a chance to play. We worked really well as a team and supported each other throughout the game. Isobel was our star scorer and managed to score five goals! We all loved playing netball and had an amazing time representing our school. Collectively reported by Year 5 girls.

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Y4 Girls Netball Vs. Crackley (20.01.26)

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Y4 Girls Netball Vs. Crackley (20.01.26)

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On Tuesday, a team of girls from Year 3 and 4 went to

Crackley School to practice and play netball. They practiced their skills before putting what they had learnt into a game against Crackley. The girls showed brilliant skill, teamwork, resilience and determination whilst playing, and won the match 12-2! It was pleasing to see the girls really trying to use the skills and using whatthey had learnt during training. It was so amazing to see how much they had improved and how much were enjoying their netball!

Thank you also to Crackley School for hosting a wonderful afternoon, and for the snacks and refreshments. And a huge thank you to Miss Collett & Mrs Saunders for supporting the event!

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Y5&6 Girls Football Festival @ Newbold Comyn (20.01.26)

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Y5&6 Girls Football Festival @ Newbold Comyn (20.01.26)

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On Tuesday 20th January, a team of 10 girls from Years 5 & 6 travelled to a football tournament at Newbold Comyn Leisure Centre. When we arrived at the competition, we took part in a series of football activities that challenged us but were very enjoyable. There were 3 activities and we had a very kind Year 9 pupil, Emeli, who guided us politely through the tournament.

Then we split into teams of 5 to take part in 2 matches against other local schools. Everyone enjoyed the matches. We remained humble and respectful to our fellow players when we won a game. At the end of the tournament 3 players from each team were nominated by their Year 8 or 9 mentor to be awarded either a medal or a goodie bag. It was a fantastic event.

Reported by Aria and Jessica, Year 6

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Y3 Well Being Festival @ Newbold Comyn (15.01.26)

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Y3 Well Being Festival @ Newbold Comyn (15.01.26)

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10 pupils from Y3, along with our Y5&6 Ambassadors, were invited to attend a Well-Being Festival on Thursday 15th January. Our Ambassadors attending training recently to run some activities for pupils at other schools, whilst our Y3 pupils were able to take part in a variety of activities, with the help of some Ambassadors from Budbrooke School. There were a number of physical, emotional and social activities that the Y3's dived into and had an amazing time with - the boules, Lego building and reaction pods were definite favourites!

Well done to the Priors Field Ambassadors, who did a fantastic job supporting some of the other schools attending the event.

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Please see the attached flyer for some amazing netball opportunities in Leamington for Y4, 5 & 6 pupils.

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Y5&6 Cross Country Race - Edmondscote Track (07.02.26)

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Y5&6 Cross Country Race - Edmondscote Track (07.02.26)

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Despite another last minute change of venue, and some more miserable weather, we had an amazing turnout for the cross country on the weekend! For a small school, it's always great to see so many of our pupils give up their Saturday morning to be active and represent the school. Thank you to all of the parents and pupils who were involved, and congratulations to Niamh Q (7th), Jess S (11th), Naomi A (12th), Sophia W (20th), Mabel F (21st), Edward M (21st) and Emily F (25th), who all finished within the top 25 of their races!

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This week some of our Year 4 children visited Newbold Common to take part in an exciting speed stacking challenge. The children showed brilliant teamwork, focus and enthusiasm throughout the event and represented Priors Field beautifully. Hanzkie (Y4) summed up the morning perfectly, saying ‘Everything was fun. We did a relay with big cups that I found quite hard, but we also did a personal cup stack that was my favourite challenge. I would give it a five star rating!’

A huge thank you to all the parents who helped with lifts. Your support makes these experiences possible and we are very grateful.

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Y5&6 Cross Country Race - Edmondscote (29.11.25)

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Y5&6 Cross Country Race - Edmondscote (29.11.25)

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Despite a last minute change of venue, we had a great turnout for the first cross country race this year! Our pupils raced on a makeshift route around the Edmondscote track that was full of mud, hills and a couple of obstacles to navigate!

All of our pupils were fantastic, and they were all able to finish the tough course in good time. A special mention to Niamh (7th), Jessica S (10th), James (15th), Irah (23rd) Emily (25th) who all managed to finish in the top 25 of their races! The Y5 girls also managed to finish 3rd as a team and deserve a huge congratulations for their efforts!

Thank you to all of the pupils and parents for giving up time of your weekend to take part and support the event.

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On Wednesday, some of our Year 6 schools travelled to Kingsley Playing Fields to play some of the fixtures in this year's Netball League. "We practiced different skills like shooting, passing and getting into space but the main thig was to try our best

and have fun which we certainly did! We played three matches against other schools and improved so much over the course of the afternoon.

It was really enjoyable and we can’t wait for the next one!

Well done to Sofia for getting player of the match".

Reported by Sofia and Ella

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Some of our Y5 pupils attended a Dodgeball competition with a bit of a twist this week - the winning team wasn't necessarily the best at dodgeball, they were the team who best displayed the sporting values of teamwork, honesty and respect. After a 10 minute game of dodgeball, each team had to score their competitor based on these values. Our Y5's had an amazing time and really embraced the concept of the tournament. We are still waiting on the official results, but our pupils were incredible throughout. Well done!

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On Thursday morning, 8 pupils from Y6 travelled to Newbold Comyn to take part in a rowing competition.

"When we got there, there were 7 other schools and 7 rowing machines. We got to practice our relays and individual rowing before the competition started. We began with the individual races first, before having to work as a team and compete in a relay together. We are still waiting to hear the full results of the competition, but it was an amazing experience and we had so much fun. We would love to do it again and we hope other pupils get to take part in the future and enjoy it as much as we did! Thank you to Mrs Preussner for accompanying us and for all of her support and motivation!"

Reported by Sofia S & Joe W

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Priors Field travelled to Park Hill this week for the annual Kenilworth football tournament - The Flowers Cup.

"In the first match, we played St Augustine’s. We beat them 1-0 thanks to Jake's amazing goal, where he pounced onto a misplaced pass and smashed the ball into the bottom left corner. In our second match, and last matches, we drew against Park Hill 1-1 and St Nic's 0-0. We won all of our other three matches 2-0 and after a tense wait, we were crowned winners with only 1 goal separating us from 2nd place. VICTORY!! We really enjoyed playing and

achieving something legendary with the school. Thank you so much to Mr Morrey and to Mrs Braley for their help and support on the day and for helping us to bring the trophy back home!"

Reported by Spencer, Jake, Joe C, Harry & Jack

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Y5&6 Sports Hall Athletics Roadshow (03.11.25)

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Y5&6 Sports Hall Athletics Roadshow (03.11.25)

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On Monday 3rd November Year 5 and Year 6 took part in Sports Hall Athletics. We had to complete lots of activities including chest push, javelin, speed bounce, triple jump, high jump, obstacle course and a relay. The teachers recorded our personal best and asked us to try and beat the scores. It was great fun and super active!

Reported by Alex and Maysa (Y5)

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Please see the attached flyer for some amazing netball opportunities in Leamington for Reception, KS1 & Y3 pupils.

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Y5&6 Boys Football Vs. Park Hill (08.10.25)

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Y5&6 Boys Football Vs. Park Hill (08.10.25)

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We were able to take 2 boys football teams over to Park Hill on Wednesday afternoon for some fun and competitive matches. In the one match, the team passed the ball around incredibly well and were able to score 2 fantastic goals in a 2-0 win. In the other, the boys showed great spirit and came from behind twice in order to earn a 3-3 draw, with Jakob 5 scoring a fantastic free kick in the final few minutes. Well done to everyone who took part - it's amazing to see so many pupils from Y5&6 wanting to take part and representing the school!

Goalscorers- Jakob (2), Alex, Jack & Harry

Players of the Match- Thomas & Joe B

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16 of our Y3 pupils travelled to Crackley on Thursday for some games of tag rugby. The matches unfortunately had to be cut short due to unforeseen circumstances, but the pupils had lots of fun and took part in two extremely competitive games. Both matches were full of tries and amazing displays of teamwork, with one match finishing 4-4 and the other 7-5 to Crackley.

Thank you to Mrs Hills for all of her organisation, to the parents for their help and support, and to Crackley for the fantastic opportunity.

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Y4-6 Girls Tag Rugby Festival (17.09.25)

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Y4-6 Girls Tag Rugby Festival (17.09.25)

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Crackley Hall organised a fantastic festival this week that Priors Field were invited to. 27 of our girls across Y4-6 travelled to the Cowpatch in Kenilworth to take part in numerous activities - some linked to rugby skills and some purely to get the girls active and having fun. The girls had a great time, and really got stuck in throughout the afternoon. A big thank you to Crackley Hall for organising, and to Mr Freeman & Mr Smith for their support throughout the afternoon.

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We are pleased to announce that Priors Field has been awarded the Gold School Games Award this year for the 4th year in a row. This achievement means that next year, we will be able to apply for the Platinum Award, something that only a few schools have achieved to date. The award recognises the school's commitment to developing sports and activity, along with promoting the well-being of its pupils.

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A huge well done to all of our Well-Being Ambassadors this year! They have supported events and activities both in and out of the school that have allowed pupils to remain active and think about their well-being.

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KS2 Central Warwickshire Edmondscote Athletics (25.06.25)

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KS2 Central Warwickshire Edmondscote Athletics (25.06.25)

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Celebrating our athletes in assembly!

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Y3 Tennis Festival @ Kenilworth Tennis Club (18.06.25)

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Y3 Tennis Festival @ Kenilworth Tennis Club (18.06.25)

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On Wednesday, Year 3 had a tennis skills afternoon. We practised throwing, hitting and returning the ball. I was so proud of the teamwork and determination shown by the children, and I think Wimbledon should be prepared for us in the future

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On Friday 19th June, eight of our Y5 pupils travelled to Kenilworth School for a netball tournament, organised by Kenilworth Town. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the pupils were unable to play all of their games, but did incredibly well in those they played, displaying some incredible skills and teamwork. Well done to all of the pupils for their efforts on the day and the practice they have been putting in beforehand.

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KS2 Tennis Festival @ Leamington Tennis Club (12.06.25)

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KS2 Tennis Festival @ Leamington Tennis Club (12.06.25)

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Eight pupils from across KS2 were invited to Leamington Tennis Club this week to take part in some fun tennis activities. Mrs Gane accompanied the children, who all had a fantastic time despite a tiny bit of rain.

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Y4 Cricket Tournament @ Kenilworth Cricket Club (22.05.25)

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Y4 Cricket Tournament @ Kenilworth Cricket Club (22.05.25)

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Fifteen Year 4 children spent a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon taking part in an exciting, non-stop cricket festival at Kenilworth Cricket Club. The fun format allowed for all participants to both bat and field equally throughout the afternoon. All pupils played with fantastic spirit and were a great credit to the school.

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KS2 Central Warwickshire Edmondscote Athletics (25.06.25)

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KS2 Central Warwickshire Edmondscote Athletics (25.06.25)

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Due to their tremendous efforts at the Kenilworth Athletics Competition last week, Priors Field had 18 pupils qualify for this weeks the Area Championships. This is where the winners from the Kenilworth schools all join together to compete against 5 other areas of Central Warwickshire. The Priors Field pupils had an incredible afternoon, with everyone giving their all and showing amazing support for one-another. Our pupils finished in the top 3 of 8 different events, including 1st places for the Y3 girls relay team (Jessica, Isla, Anka & Iris), Y5 boys javelin (Spencer), and the Y6 boys sprint & long jump (Robbie). A huge well done and thank you to everyone for all of their efforts and achievements.

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On Wednesday 21st May, 12 of our Y4 pupils were invited to an Outdoor Adventurous Activities event at Kingsley Playing Fields. The event included a number of different games that looked to highlight and encourage pupils to use effective teamwork and communication skills. The pupils had a lovely morning taking part in scavenger hunts, orienteering and various team building activities.

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Y5&6 Boys Football - Away Vs. St. Augustines (16.05.25)

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Y5&6 Boys Football - Away Vs. St. Augustines (16.05.25)

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Our Y5&6 boys travelled to St Augustines on Friday 16th May for a sunny afternoon game of football. The game turned out to be a close, well-fought game throughout, with Priors Field taking a first half lead with a goal from James. Despite some heroic defending and a fantastic performance from Daniel, our goalkeeper, St Augustines were able to grab an equaliser with a few minutes left of the match. For many of the boys who took part, this was their first competitive match for the school and they should be extremely proud of their performances. Well done to all those who took part.

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KS2 KDPSA Edmondscote Athletics (16.06.25)

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KS2 KDPSA Edmondscote Athletics (16.06.25)

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Over 40 pupils from across KS2 competed in the Kenilworth Athletics competition this week. They had an amazing afternoon competing in a variety of track and field events, with a number of them qualifying for the next round of competition. Well done to everyone who took part and congratulations to all of those who have qualified for the area competition!

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Please see the attached poster for some Easter camps and activities being offered at Leamington Athletics.

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Crackley Hall kindly invited some of our Y2&3 pupils for some friendly games of Kwik Cricket on Tuesday 20th May. Despite a lack of practice, the pupils did exceptionally well and all seemed to have a lovely afternoon. A big thank you to Crackley who are always amazing hosts, and were kind enough to offer everyone a drink and cookie afterwards.

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Y5 Basketball Tournament @ Moreton Morrell College (09.04.25)

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Y5 Basketball Tournament @ Moreton Morrell College (09.04.25)

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Eight of our Y5 pupils were invited to play in a Basketball Tournament this week at Moreton Morrell College. The pupils faced three other teams in some 4 vs. 4 basketball matches and had an amazing time. They managed to win two games and lose one whilst showing some tremendous teamwork and scoring some fantastic baskets! Well done to everyone who took part!

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Y5&6 County Cross Country @ The Pingles (15.03.25)

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Y5&6 County Cross Country @ The Pingles (15.03.25)

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After winning the Priors Field Cross Country in September, Robbie (Y6) qualified to represent Central Warwickshire in the County Cross Country at The Pingles, Nuneaton. Robbie ran an incredible race and managed to finish 2nd overall, qualifying him to race at the National Primary Cross Country on Saturday 22nd March! Robbie, along with 9 other boys, will represent the Warwickshire Team and will be competing against some of the best Primary runners from across the country. We would like to wish him the best of luck and congratulate him on such a tremendous achievement!

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It was our annual Sports for All Morning on Friday 14th March. It was a cold, but thankfully dry morning of activity for all of our pupils, who competed in their house teams to score as many points as possible!

There was a real mix of activities, including golf, football, running, netball and much more. The scores were extremely close and we have new winners this year:

1st - De Montfort - 1092

2nd - Leycester - 1081

3rd - Gaunt - 1029

4th - Shakespeare - 1027

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Our girls and boys teams both had matches at home against Clinton this week. Both of our teams took part in some tough, competitive matches, with some great football on display. The boys earned a 0-0 draw, and are the only team this season to take any points off the Clinton side, whilst the girls fought well until the end in a 6-0 loss to a very experienced team. A huge thank you to Mr Freeman, Mr Morrey & Mr Simpson for all of their help and support on the day.

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Y5&6 Girls 'Biggest Ever Football Session' @ Kenilworth Wardens (07.03.25)

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Y5&6 Girls 'Biggest Ever Football Session' @ Kenilworth Wardens (07.03.25)

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Priors Field were invited to Kenilworth Wardens on Friday to take part in a football tournament and help promote girls football in Kenilworth. Our Y5 girls had a fabulous time and kept their spirits high despite coming up against some tough opposition. During the group stages, the girls were able to earn their first draw of the year thanks to some outstanding defending and goalkeeping. Well done to all of our Y5 girls who took part!

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Y5&6 Boys & Girls Football Vs. Park Hill (05.03.25)

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Y5&6 Boys & Girls Football Vs. Park Hill (05.03.25)

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The game was enjoyable. Even though we lost we still had a lot of fun. Park Hill was a very tough team. We lost 7 – 0 but we tried really hard and almost scored 5 times. We had a brilliant goal keeper who saved about 10 goals in a 40-minute game. We all did some great tackles and dribbles! Thank you to Mr B and Mr Freeman and also to all the parents who provided transport. Reported by Chloe S, Felicity and Niamh R (Year 6)

On Wednesday we went to Park Hill to play a football match and we won 3-2 and in the first half we were awarded a penalty and we scored. Just before half time we scored again taking the score to 2-0. In the 2nd half we conceded 2 goals taking the score to 2-2. With 5 minutes to go Robbie scored and we won 3-2, a hat trick for Robbie. It was a lovely sunny afternoon and we all had a lot of fun. Reported by Jacob (Year 5) and Joshua (Year 6)

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Sports for All - Pupil Leadership (14.03.25)

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Sports for All - Pupil Leadership (14.03.25)

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This year, our Sports for All activities were led by some of the Leadership Team in Year 5&6. All of the pupils were incredible - they were extremely confident and clear when giving out instructions and were incredibly supportive to the Reception and KS1 pupils. Their enthusiasm and hard work really helped make it a fun and successful morning! Well done all.

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Y5 Netball Workshop & Tournament @ Warwick Prep (28.02.25)

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Y5 Netball Workshop & Tournament @ Warwick Prep (28.02.25)

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Friday morning saw nine of our Y5 pupils travel to Warwick Prep from a basketball workshop and tournament. The layout of the day was amazing - with our pupils taking part in some drills and activities that helped prepare them for the tournament matches. Priors Field managed to win 3 out of their 5 group games, and managed to finish 5th out of 24 schools. A huge well done to all of the pupils who represented the school!

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Y5&6 Cross Country @ Myton Fields (08.03.25)

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Y5&6 Cross Country @ Myton Fields (08.03.25)

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Thank you to all of the pupils and parents who gave up their Saturday morning to take part in the Myton Fields Cross Country! Our Y5&6 pupils ran across Myton Fields, alongside the River Avon on a lovely Spring morning. The boys and girls paced themselves incredibly well and pushed right until the end of the races. We had 5 pupils finish in the top 20 and all of the runners were able to finish the races. Thank you and well done again to everyone who took part!

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Y3&4 Girls Football Festival @ Crackley (14.02.25)

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Y3&4 Girls Football Festival @ Crackley (14.02.25)

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Despite a very cold day on Friday, our Y3&4 girls had a fantastic day at Crackley Football Festival. The day included a number of mini matches against other schools alongside some training drills and games. The progress that both the Y3 and the Y4 team showed throughout the ay was outstanding and extremely impressive for Mr Freeman & Mr Berrigan to watch. A huge well done to all of the girls who took part!

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Y5&6 Boys Football Vs. St Johns (11.02.25)

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Y5&6 Boys Football Vs. St Johns (11.02.25)

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Our Y5&6 boys played an incredible game of football this week against St Johns. Despite losing 5-4, the boys played some incredible football, and deserved to get a lot more from the game. The confidence they displayed on the ball was a pleasure to watch and they showed real resilience to push on from 5-1 down and almost mount a tremendous comeback. Well done to all of the boys who took part!

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Please see the attached poster for some half term camps and activities being offered at The Alan Higgs Centre.

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Y2&3 Netball & Football @ Crackley (04.02.25)

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Y2&3 Netball & Football @ Crackley (04.02.25)

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Our Y2&3's were very lucky to be invited over to Crackley Hall this week for some fun and friendly matches. Our Y2&3 boys played a couple of fantastic football matches whilst our Y3 girls got to take part in some netball drills and matches with the pupils at Crackley. Everyone had a great time, with our netballers scoring some amazing points in an unscored game, and our footballers managing a 6-3 win and close 2-1 loss against the Crackley boys. Well done to everyone who took part and a big thank you to the parents for Mr Edjenguele and Mr Andrews for their help overseeing the football.

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We ended the week on a high with our annual Dance Day led by the fantastic Ricky Brown! The children had an amazing time learning new routines and showcasing their performances at the end of the day. Their focus, confidence, and enthusiasm were truly wonderful to see!

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On Tuesday this week, we were able to take eight of our Y3 pupils to a Well-Being festival, where they were given a chance to take part in some activities with some of the Well-Being Ambassadors from other schools. The Ambassadors, both from our school and others, were there to help run the event and to socialise and encourage the pupils to socialise and have some fun. Our pupils seemed to have a great time and it was great to see them socialising and enjoying themselves with some of the Ambassadors at the event.

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Our Y5&6's a brilliant time competing at the Sports Hall Athletics event this Wednesday. Priors Field were competing against 19 other small schools in a mixture of indoor track and field events. The pupils did tremendously well in all of the events and were able to finish 4th overall! A huge well done to everyone for the effort and support the showed throughout.

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On Thursday 19th June, Year 2 visited Kingsley Playing Fields to take part in an athletics tournament. The event was organised by School Games and led by Wellbeing Ambassadors. We participated in a carousel of activities, including javelin, sprinting, speed bounce, agility, relay, and standing long jump. All the activities were great fun, and we got some excellent practice ahead of our sports day in a few weeks’ time.

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16 of our pupils took part in a cold Kingsley Cross Country this week. It was a tough test for our Y3&4's who ran a total of 0.8km, with this being the first experience of cross country for many of them. Our Y5&6's ran 1.6km and did tremendously well to pace themselves throughout. A huge well done to all of our pupils who took part, and a special congratulations to Jessica Y3 (2nd), James Y5 (3rd) and Robbie Y6 (1st) who all finished in the top three of their races.

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Y4 Speed Stacking Tournament @ Campion (26.11.24)

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Y4 Speed Stacking Tournament @ Campion (26.11.24)

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On Tuesday, 12 of our Y4 pupils took part in a Speed Stacking Competition at Campion School. They got a chance to play some fun warmup games before practicing their 3-6-3 stacks and then competing in some timed events. The pupils all did fantastic and Priors Field finished 7th overall out of 11 schools. Well done to our Y4's who represented the school and a big thank you to the parents for all of your help on the day!

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Priors Field, along with three other schools, attended the second annual KTJ Girls' Football Cup on Friday. Our girls had a fabulous time and despite coming up against some tough opposition, they stayed positive throughout and battled hard in each of their games. The improvement they showed from each game to the next was great to see and everyone who took part on the day should be proud of their effort and enthusiasm. Well done!

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On Monday afternoon, eight of our Y5 pupils took part in a dodgeball tournament at Newbold Comyn. The tournament was set out a bit differently most, where the pupils would play a short game of dodgeball and then be encouraged to give the other team a score based on their honesty, teamwork & respect. It was great to see our pupils really embrace these ideas within a competitive scenario and work as a team to discuss and score their competitors. Well done to everyone who took part.

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Priors Field are proud to say that we are one of many schools being celebrated for providing equal access and opportunities to girls in football, through both the curriculum and extra-curricular provision. We have seen such a huge uptake and interest in girls taking part in football over the past few years and we are extremely pleased that so many girls are making the most of these opportunities!

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Leamington Netball Club would love to see some more girls come and give netball a go! Please see the poster for more details.

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Y5&6 Sports Hall Athletics Roadshow (06.11.24)

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Y5&6 Sports Hall Athletics Roadshow (06.11.24)

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Specialising in Sport came in earlier this week to run an indoor athletics roadshow. The pupils took part in a number of events, such as throwing, jumping and running, where they had to work together to score and motivate each other. The organisers were extremely impressed with our pupils' engagement and attitude throughout the day! 30 lucky pupils from across Y5&6 will now get to represent the school in a sports hall athletics competition early next year.

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Some of our Y6 pupils got the chance to try out something new and different this week when they attended a Primary Rowing Competition. The pupils were using rowing machines to attempt to row the furthest distance possible whilst competing against other schools. Our boys and girls did fantastic, with a number of them finishing first or second in their individual races. A huge well done to all of the pupils who took part, you showed great support for one-another throughout the event!

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Y4 Personal Best Festival @ Kingsley (23.10.24)

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Y4 Personal Best Festival @ Kingsley (23.10.24)

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Each year, our Y5&6 boys take part in the Flowers Cup - a football tournament involving all of the Kenilworth Primary schools. Priors Field got of to a slow start, losing their first game, but they showed great spirit and enthusiasm to battle out of the groups and win their semi-final match. They played some beautiful football throughout and were incredibly unlucky to lose in the final on penalties to St. Johns. All of the boys should be extremely proud of their performances and achievements on the day. Well done!

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Y3 Hockey & Tag Rugby @ Crackley (08.10.24)

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Y3 Hockey & Tag Rugby @ Crackley (08.10.24)

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Despite the rain, the girls had a great time playing hockey. They took turns to play in a match and then then practised skills together - collecting balls and stealing points! Lots of teamwork. At the end they were treated to a cookie and juice. Miss Leary was very proud of the girls' team and how polite and enthusiastic they were.

The boys tag rugby team played their best too and were able to score a number of fantastic tries. They were learning through playing the game and felt they did quite well - especially in their passing, defending and attacking. They may have got muddy and wet but enjoyed the experience. Well done to all of the pupils and a big thank you to all of the Priors Field ad Crackley staff who attended for their support on the day.

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Y5&6 Football Festival @ Campion (08.10.24)

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Y5&6 Football Festival @ Campion (08.10.24)

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Some of our Y5&6 girls were lucky enough to be invited to a football festival at Campion. The festival was aimed at getting more girls active and engaged with football. The pupils started by doing a few warmups and ball skill drills before being split up and taking part in some mini matches. The event was set up in a way that encouraged pupils from all schools to socialise with one-another and show them that sport has social benefits as well as physical and mental.

Our girls had a lot of fun and had no trouble getting stuck in during the matches. Well done!

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Y5 Girls Hockey Workshop & Tournament @ Warwick Prep (04.10.24)

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Y5 Girls Hockey Workshop & Tournament @ Warwick Prep (04.10.24)

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A big thank you to Warwick Prep who recently invited us to an amazing hockey workshop and tournament for some of our Y5 pupils. They spent part of the morning engaging in some drills and activities before taking on some of the other schools in small short matches. Our Y5's showed some great teamwork and all had a great time competing and taking part.

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On Saturday 28th October, Priors Field hosted the first cross country of the year. This year amazingly marked the 40th Anniversary since the first cross country held here at Priors Field! We had a great turnout from our Y5&6 pupils who all did incredibly well and had an great time. The pupils ran roughly a mile around a course that famously finishes with a jump through the brook at the top of the field.

A huge well done to everyone who took part, and congratulations to all of our runners who finished in the top 20 (Robbie 1st, Johannes 6th, James 8th, Naomi 10th, Sophia W 11th, Ben 18th). Thank you to Leamington Athletics and all of the Priors Field staff and PTA who helped out at the event!

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Over the past couple of years, we have worked with some fantastic clubs who have helped us to provide our pupils with amazing sporting opportunities. Many of these clubs also offer clubs and further opportunities outside of school. Please see below for details about some of these clubs.

Kenilworth Town (Netball & Football) - https://www.kenilworthtownjuniorfc.co.uk/default.aspx

Warwickshire Hawks (Basketball) - https://www.warwickshirebasketball.co.uk/

Kenilworth RFC (Rugby - Contact, Touch and Tag) - https://krfc.rfu.club/

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KS1 & Reception Play Afternoon (12.07.24)

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KS1 & Reception Play Afternoon (12.07.24)

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With our KS2 pupils visiting Kenilworth Castle on Friday afternoon, we decide to take KS1 and Reception out onto the field for a nice afternoon of fun and play. We were able to make use of some of the fabulous play equipment at the school and give KS1 a chance to have a fun time being active on the field. The pupils had a great time and were showing great creativity and imagination when using the equipment.

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It has been a long tradition at Priors Field to finish Sports Day with the presentation of the Y6 Sports Awards. These are awarded for both sporting achievement throughout the school and the attitude and values that pupils show and uphold.

Thank you to our Y7 Cup Holders for coming back, helping and presenting the awards. It's always great to see pupils return!

A huge congratulations to Lucile, Sam, Alyssa, Harriet, Rhys and William for winning the awards this year. We look forward to seeing you all again this time next year!

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In the afternoon, our KS2 pupils followed and put on an amazing show for the spectators. We had some incredibly close races, amazing acts of sportsmanship and outstanding effort shown by everyone.

Well done to all of the pupils for giving it their all and a special congratulations to Gaunt for winning the House Competition!

Thank you again to all the staff and helpers on the day!

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Well done to all of the pupils who took part in Sports Day.

The morning say all of our KS1 pupils take part in numerous events within their classes. The morning finished with Y2 putting on a fantastic relay before our pupils enjoyed a lovely picnic lunch on the field with their parents and carers.

Thank you to all of the KS1 staff for their help and support on the day!

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Throughout this half term, Year 1 & 2 have been enjoying some amazing dance lessons with Mrs Evans, who has been coming in each week to teach the pupils some fantastic moves and routines.

Everyone has jumped right in and had great fun.

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KS2 Central Warwickshire Athletics (25.06.24)

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KS2 Central Warwickshire Athletics (25.06.24)

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Following on from last weeks fabulous athletics, we were back at Edmondscote this week to take 15 of our pupils who qualified for the next round. We joined up with some of the other local schools representing Kenilworth to compete against representatives from all over Central Warwickshire. Despite the scorching weather, our pupils did fantastic, with quite a few managing to get on the podium! Well done to Niamh, Teddy, Edward, James, Thomas, Spencer, Michael, Robbie, Chloe, Harriet, Lucile, Alyssa, Amalie, Olly and Ben - you all did incredible and should be so proud of your achievements!

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A big thank you to all of the pupils who wore something sporty and donated their pounds to the Youth Sports Trust. We were able to raise over £170 which is a great achievement!
The whole school were also set a challenge of completing 1,280 laps of the school field, to replicate the distance from Priors Field to the Olympic Opening Ceremony in Paris. Our pupils were collectively able to complete just over 2,000 laps, almost doubling their target! Some of the children completed over 30 laps each which shows real dedication and enthusiasm for the challenge.
Well done everyone!

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KS2 Kenilworth Area Athletics (17.06.24)

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KS2 Kenilworth Area Athletics (17.06.24)

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On Monday 17th June, over 40 of our KS2 pupils were selected to represent the school at the Edmondscote Athletics competition. They took part in a mix of track and field events against 6 other schools from across Kenilworth. All of the pupils did incredible and really did the school proud! We're pleased to say 15 of the pupils have also qualified for the next round, where they will represent Kenilworth against other areas across Central Warwickshire. Well done to everyone taking part and thank you to all the staff who supported on the afternoon.

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We have had a fabulous National Sports Week here at Priors Field! The pupils were set a whole school challenge of travelling the distance from Priors Field Primary to Paris, where this year's Olympic Opening Ceremony will take place. In order to make this distance, pupils will have to collectively run a total of 1,280 laps around the school field. Everyone has been completing laps at break times, lunch times during PE lessons and whenever else they have had time available! We've had pupils completing laps whilst dribbling footballs, basketballs, throwing rugby balls, carrying the egg and spoon and even with their legs tied together.

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Some of our pupils from across KS2 were invited to Leamington Tennis Club to take part in a racket skills festival. Our pupils took part in a range of different activities to work on their racket and ball skills and were able to build up to rallying over the net with a partner! The coaches there were very complementary of the pupils' engagement and their skills. Well done to Edward, Faith, Jakob, Alex, Efe, Mason and Max for taking part and a big thank you to Mrs Gane for accompanying the pupils for the afternoon.

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KS1 Crackley Athletics Festival (10.05.24)

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KS1 Crackley Athletics Festival (10.05.24)

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On Friday 10th May Year 1 and 2 children visited Crackley playing field for an afternoon of athletics fun. After being mixed into 6 teams with other children from Crackley, Crescent and Stratford Prep Schools, we had the opportunity to take part in four activities including sprint, high jump, long jump and javelin. It was fantastic to see everyone taking part, working together, trying their best, taking turns, cheering each other on and generally having a super time. The event finished with an extra special sporting treat when Olympic hopefuls, Paralympic Freestyle Swimmer, Tully Kearney and British Long Jump Champion, Rey Banigo, came out to the field to say hello.  Well done to all of the pupils who took part and a big thank you to Crackley and to all of the KS1 staff/volunteers for all of their hard work and preparation!

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On Friday 17th May, Priors Field hosted St Nics for the boys and girls league matches. Both of our teams started strongly and were able to score an early goal each. The boys took a 2-0 lead and were able to hold off a second half surge from St Nics to win 2-1! The girls battled tremendously throughout the match and despite going 2-1 down, were able to earn a 2-2 draw! A big thank you goes to Mr Freeman and to Steve F for all their help on the day.

Goal scorers- Rhys, Robbie, Harriet & Lorena

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Y5&6 Girls Football Vs. Clinton (13.05.24)

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Y5&6 Girls Football Vs. Clinton (13.05.24)

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On Monday 13th May, Priors Field Girls travelled to Clinton to play their football league match. After a difficult start, the girls began to play some really nice football and created some great chances that were well saved by the Clinton goalkeeper. The girls found themselves 4-0 down in the second half, but kept their heads up, persevered and grabbed a well deserved goal towards then end with the match finishing 4-1. Well done to all of the girls for showing resilience throughout the match.

Goal scorer- Lorena

Player of the Match- Elsie

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On Monday 18th March, all of Priors Field took part in our annual Sports for All morning. The pupils get into their house teams and take part in 8 sporting events in which they try to score as many points as possible. It was an action packed morning and an extremely close contest, with the teams scoring the following amount of points:

1st- Shakespeare (1086)

2nd- Leycester (1052)

3rd- Gaunt (1034)

4th- De Montfort (988)

Well done to everyone for taking part and representing their team!

And a huge thank you to all of the staff for their help and support across the whole morning!

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On Friday 19th April, Mrs Gane accompanied the Y5&6 Cross Country runners to an event at Crackley School. She was so proud and amazed at the effort from all of the pupils who took part. Priors Field were up against a number of other schools and were able to get some fantastic individual results. Lucile, Dylan, Felix, Johannes and Olivia L all managed to finish in the top 10 of their races, and Robbie produced an amazing run to win his race! Well done to everyone who took part and represented the school.

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A team of 8 children from Year 5 took part in a Basketball tournament at Moreton Morrell. Blake, Josh and Joe reported that it was lots of fun playing a sport they really enjoy with their friends. Chloe S enjoyed the opportunity to play a new sport. The pupils played two well fought matches and displayed some amazing teamwork and resilience against two very strong teams. Well done to all the children who took part and a big thank you to the parents who helped with lifts!

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Y5&6 Sports Hall Athletics County Finals (21.03.24)

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Y5&6 Sports Hall Athletics County Finals (21.03.24)

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This Thursday, our Y5/6 pupils attended North Solihull Sports Centre for the County Finals of the Indoor Athletics Tournament. The pupils were up against other schools from Solihull, Coventry and Warwickshire who had all qualified by winning their area competitions. Everyone gave it their all and took part in some amazingly close track and field events. We're pleased to say that Priors Field finished 3rd overall and were only a few points away from the top 2! Well done to everyone who took part, Mrs F and Mr B were incredibly proud of how you represented the school, the effort you put in and the support you showed each other throughout!

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Y6 Girls Indoor Football Tournament (4, 11 & 18.03.24)

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Y6 Girls Indoor Football Tournament (4, 11 & 18.03.24)

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Over the course of three Mondays, some of our Y6 girls have been taking part in an indoor football tournament at Kenilworth Secondary. The girls played two matches each week and progressed massively after a tough first session! A huge well done to Lucile, Lorena, Amber, Harriet, Alyssa, Elsie and Millie, you should all be extremely proud of yourselves!

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Please see the attached Document for all of our Spring community news, and for some camps/opportunities running over the Easter Holidays. Have a lovely break!

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What a wonderful afternoon, eight children from Year 6 enjoyed playing in the Kenilworth Primary Schools’ High-Five tournament. The tournament was held at Kenilworth School and the children played six matches. The children were really focused and great team players, showing some excellent ball skills. The coaches from Kenilworth School also enjoyed spotting potential players for Year 7!

We won 3 games, drew 2 and lost 1.

Well done Lucile, Oliver, Eli, Alyssa, Amalie, Millie, Harriet and Amber.

A big thank you to Kenilworth Town Netball Club for their help organising and to Kenilworth School for hosting the event!