We all enjoyed the great tricks and skills of the 3Sixty Bicycle Display Team.
As you may have noticed via the media, the Women’s Football Euros are almost upon us and this year they’re being hosted in England.
This is a really exciting time for Girls’ football and as a Girls Football Schools Partnership we have received details of sessions that girls may be interested in attending (below):
Weetabix Wildcats Sessions (5-11 years)
| Club | Session days | Session time | venue | Dates | Cost per session |
| Whitburn and Cleadon Juniors | Sundays | 9:30- 10:30am | Whitburn CofE Academy Grass Pitches, SR67NS | 3rd July- 17th July | Free |
| Hebburn Town Juniors | Thursdays | 6pm-7pm | Hebburn Sports Club, NE311UN | 7th July- 28th July | £2 |
To book onto sessions visit: https://find.englandfootball.com/onboarding/letgirlsplay
These sessions are ideal for girls that may have experienced football for the first time this year through our Network CVLs and are looking to develop their experience further. Both clubs are very welcoming and have suitably qualified coaches running sessions.
If you require any further information, please contact:
Bryan Levey
School Sport Manager / School Games Organiser
South Tyneside School Sport Network
Boldon School, New Road, Boldon Colliery, Tyne & Wear, NE35 9DZ
Tel: 0191 5362176 (ext254)
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 0191 5374073
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Year 6 visited the word and completed some fun activities linked to our DT and computing units about Microbits. We created our own trailer as a group, an advert linked to our Microbit and programmed a Lego model called Spike.
Year 3 had a great afternoon at Boldon playing Tag Rugby.
The weather stayed fine which made it really enjoyable running, catching, taking tags and scoring tries.
Everyone played really well and showed good sportsmanship to others.
The Year 3 staff were very proud of them all.
The whole school enjoyed a week on discussing careers and what they wanted to be when they grew up. They were given a sum of money per class and asked to think about what they could make and sell as a class to try and make the most profit. The children learnt a lot of new skills and then sold their goods. 5LR made the most profit! Well done!
Each week the children use the school library. The children love to relax and enjoy a good book!
In Music this half term, our unit is called Life Cycles and it fits beautifully with our Science topic of Growing Up and Growing Old. We started off thinking about babies and lullabies and then this week we are thinking about school. We learned a great song called ‘Squelch’ linked to the things that children leave in their school bags! Then, we created a musical timetable for 3 of our favourite lessons. We selected instruments and explored timbre, tempo, dynamics and texture to create range of sounds that we though suited each subject. We then put those sounds together and performed our compositions to the class.
A fabulous first night was had by all!


















































































































