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Billy Layton winning the boys Long Jump. 

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TEAM SWANWICK - DISTRICT ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS 

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TEAM SWANWICK - DISTRICT ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS 

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Swanwick Hall attended the Amber Valley athletic championships at Moorways athletic stadium on Wednesday 29th June. All students were outstanding throughout, epitomising our school values.
There many outstanding individual performances with many students winning all of their events. A special mention to the Y7 girls team that won the overall highest points.
We cant wait until the event next year.

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SWANWICK HALL SCHOOL - SPORTING ACHIEVEMENT

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All KS 3 PE homework is set via Show My Homework - make sure you have the correct login details to access your account.

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Use these 100% sheets to increase your understanding of the sports you do in your PE lessons.

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SWANWICK HALL SCHOOL - SPORTING EXCELLENCE 

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SWANWICK HALL SCHOOL - SPORTING EXCELLENCE 

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SWANWICK HALL SCHOOL - TALENTED PERFORMERS - LAUREN GREENHOUGH

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Wellness Wednesdays - ALL KS3 students are invited to attend sports clubs after school. Sessions will finish at 4.20. PE kit is needed.

Turn up and play - Lunchtimes in the sports hall (no PE needed). See the timetable for what activities are happening on what days.

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STAFF PROFILES - IMPORTANCE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. 

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STAFF PROFILES - IMPORTANCE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. 

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Can you complete this terms staff challenge? share your attempts with the PE team to be in with a chance to win a prize.

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Sport club links - Local clubs near me. 

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Sport club links - Local clubs near me. 

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Ripley School of Boxing is a club that works with individuals in the Amber Valley borough to deliver boxing session to different ages and ability participants. The session can run from sparing sessions in the ring to putting on a circuit training session to test yourself as an individual.

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29/9/21
Y11 FOOTBALL V HG - WON 5-1 (J. Wyld x3, J. Fearson and E. Moss)

7/10/21
Year 9 had a netball fixture against Ecclesbourne school. Netball is very popular at Swanwick and it was great to have enough students for two teams. Some students were very experienced Netball players while for a few of the students it was their first experience of a fixture. They all played extremely well together, against a very strong Ecclesbourne team, and were disappointed to lose both matches. They all remained positive and showed great resilience and determination.

Players of the match, as voted by the students, were Nancy Webster and Sophie Bower

A big thank you to Miss Shanahan for umpiring and to Izzy Valdi, Lauren Greenhough and Georgina O'Shea for umpiring, coaching and helping out.

12/10/21
Y8 Football tournament.
Played 3 - won 1, drew 1 and lost 1. The students played really well in difficult conditions in their 1st fixtures representing Swanwick Hall school.

14/09/21
Last Thursday Year 8 had a netball tournament at Ecclesbourne school. We again had enough students for two teams. Both teams played extremely well with a fantastic team spirit and a determination to play their best. The A team finish 3rd in the tournament and the B team finish 5th.

Players player as voted by the students, were Lydia Elliott Madlen Penkavova and Kiera Ciupek

Managers Player as voted by me!!, Maria Robinson and Gracie Cheetham

19/10/21
U16 Girls football team played in the first round of the County Cup. They all played really well and worked together as a team brilliantly, with lots of well-deserved goals being scored.  The final score was 7-4 to Swanwick Hall,  and we now progress to the next round of the cup

Thank you to Rod Lamb for doing a fantastic job refereeing.

Player of the match (as voted by the opposition) was Neve Oakley

Players player (as voted by the team) was Ella Walker

Managers player was Poppy Puddick

Please pass on your congratulations to the girls if you teach them today

Neve Oakley, Ella Walker, Poppy Puddick, Ellie Allen, Freya Askew, Stacey Maskrey, Olivia Surridge, Ellie Horseman Amelia Maltby Casey Hughes Eva Emminson

21/10/21

Year 7 Amber Valley Netball Tournament at Swanwick hall School. The newly formed Year 7 team played extremely well with a fantastic team spirit and positive attitude. They worked really well together as team, improving with each game they played. They finished 3rd overall in the Tournament, losing to 2-3 to Ecclesbourne, 0-4 against Ripley but winning 4-0 against Aldercar.

Lily Torr, Georgia Allsopp, Everlyn Connor, Lauren Clark, Amy Stevenson, Mae Warren, Lexi-may Lancaster, Layla Asgar, Jessica Maskrey, Jasmine Shore and Amelia Burgess

3/11/21

Y9 Football V Aldecar School.

Won 6 - 3 (Henry Frost 3, Max Hollingsworth 2, Luke Newton 1)
Captains pick PoM - Henry Frost
Managers Pick PoM - Micheal Pepper.

School Cross-Country

On Saturday we had 11 students representing The Amber Valley Schools in the County Cross Country at Mount St Mary’s School, Sheffield. All students acquitted themselves well

If you see any of the following students please congratulate them. We are still awaiting confirmation of results, but several will represent Derbyshire at the next level in Kent!

Y7

Edward Rawson

Zak Whitmore

Evelyn Connor

Isobelle Ward

Juniors (Y8 and 9)

Nancy Webster

Charlotte Howarth

Inters (Y10 and 11)

Thomas Eason

Luca Maniadakis

Martha Sargent

Megan Joyce

Lauren Ferguson

1/3/22
Y7 Boys football - Played 5 WON 5.
The following students represented the school in the second evening of the Amber Valley Football tournament last night. They played 5 games and won all 5 finishing top for the evening.

They finished third over the whole competition.  If you see the following students please congratulate them

Zak Whitmore (GK)

Eddie Brighouse (capt)

Tommy Kirby

Edwaed Rawson

Adam Siwinski (VC)

Jude Sole

Josh Foster

Jacob Glew

Dan Evans

Jack Newton

Flynn Chidlow

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It is a condition of attending the school that students conform to the school dress requirements. Students who attend school incorrectly dressed will not be allowed to attend lessons unless they arrange to have the correct uniform brought from home or agree to wear uniform provided by the school.

Swanwick Hall School sweatshirt or Swanwick Hall School cardigan

Plain Black traditional formal school type trousers or skirt of a suitable length for school (from knee to mid-calf length). Trousers must be loose fitting and must not be chinos, jeans; leggings; no fashion zips, buckles or studs. The school provides examples of where appropriate trousers can be purchased on our website.

Alternatively, students are permitted to wear black culottes or black school shorts. Shorts should be tailored (not P.E or cargo-style shorts) and knee-length. Formal shorts usually have two front pockets and loop holes for a belt.

A plain black belt if required. Wide 'fashion belts' and belts with studs are not allowed.

Swanwick Hall School polo shirt or any plain white school type shirt with a collar. PE polo shirts should only be worn for PE lessons.

Plain black school type polishable shoes or plain black polishable ankle boots which must be worn to and from school as well as in school. Trousers are not to be tucked into ankle boots. (From September 2022, formal school shoes only will be permitted - this obvious change given the expensive nature of our current most popular shoe, is announced early to ensure that families do not waste their money on expensive labelled footwear. We must commit to a uniform that is accessible to our whole community.)

For safety and security reasons no jewellery (including rings, wrist and neck bands etc.) is allowed other than one watch (not Smart watch) and one small stud per ear. No further piercings are allowed.

Caps, hats and any other type of head covering should only be worn in either cold or sunny weather for relevant protection, not as fashion items and never inside any buildings

NOTES

Non-uniform items, including jewellery, will be confiscated and returned at the end of the day. For any subsequent issue, parents will be required to collect the item(s) from Progress and Achievement Managers.

Non-uniform items are not to be worn under sweatshirts even if they are not visible.

We insist on 'sensible' shoes as many 'fashion' shoes are uncomfortable when worn for long periods and are liable to damage young feet and ankles. Given the nature of the site, shoes with a rubber sole are usually more sensible.

Non-uniform tops covering the school uniform are not allowed. Hoodies, sweat tops and jumpers are not classed as coats in our school policy. Coats should be waterproof.

Any makeup must be discreet and students are not permitted to wear false eyelashes.

Non-natural hair colours are not permitted. Home hair dying is discouraged so that any errors do not affect learning time.

False nails or excessively long nails are not acceptable. Nail Varnish is not permitted.

If a parent or student is unsure about any purchase and how it will fit in with our uniform expectations, please do speak to a Progress and Achievement Manager in school who will be able to clarify. The Deputy Headteacher for Inclusion will remain the final arbiter should there be any issue with uniform.

PE Equipment

All Years

White round neck or polo shirt, plain or with Swanwick Hall School logo

Plain black school shorts

Black games (rugby) shirt (only available from Mitchell Sports)

The following items are optional but strongly advised: The following item is optional but useful in cold weather:

Tracksuit bottoms in plain black or dark blue or black leggings

Students may also wear layers under their PE kit (such as base/compression layers/long sleeve t-shirts) as long as they aren't their uniform or hoodies.

GCSE Students

Kit as above with an optional G.C.S.E. P.E. top.

School Uniform Suppliers:

MITCHELL SPORTS: 72 Mansfield Road, South Normanton Tel: 01773 510231
Mitchell Sports Prices 2020-1
MyClothing PriceList Jan 2020

For examples of the types of uniform items such as trousers etc please see the below document

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Here is our school fixture list for this academic year.

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This is where any student questionnaires will be posted.