Year 2 pupils from St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School in Stockton enjoyed an exciting and active day at the KS1 Sports Festival held at Durham University's Queen's Campus.
The event gave children the opportunity to try a range of different sports while developing teamwork, confidence and resilience in a fun and supportive environment.
Exploring a Variety of Sports
Throughout the festival, pupils had the chance to take part in six different activities, including yoga, athletics, dance, gymnastics, tennis and parachute games.
The children embraced every opportunity with enthusiasm, enjoying the challenge of trying new sports and developing new skills alongside their classmates.
Teamwork and Sportsmanship on Display
Staff were incredibly proud of the way the pupils conducted themselves throughout the day.
Year 2 demonstrated exceptional teamwork, encouraging one another during activities and celebrating each other's successes. Their excellent sportsmanship and respectful attitude towards both their peers and the event organisers were evident throughout the festival.
Outstanding Ambassadors for St Cuthbert's
The children represented St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School exceptionally well, showing the values of respect, kindness and cooperation that are central to the school community.
Their positive attitude, enthusiasm and behaviour made them a credit to the school and a pleasure to accompany on the visit.
A Fantastic Day of Sport and Fun
The KS1 Sports Festival provided a wonderful opportunity for pupils to stay active, build confidence and enjoy new experiences outside the classroom.
Everyone at St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School is incredibly proud of Year 2 for their fantastic effort and the way they embodied the school's values throughout the day. Well done, Year 2!