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November 2008 - British School Of Bucharest

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Visit the BSB website at www.britishschool.ro<br />

BSB Physical Education<br />

Harry 6U, Mohammad,<br />

Cezar, and Hristos 6D, and<br />

Mr Anthony O’Brien with<br />

our gold contenders<br />

Hristos showing us his<br />

super pull shot!<br />

On behalf of myself and Mr Anthony O’Brien we would<br />

like to congratulate all our young performers this<br />

term. It has been a great start to the year for the PE<br />

department. Brand new equipment, fresh ideas and<br />

lots of energy and enthusiasm to boot! It is going to<br />

be a superb year for Physical Education with links<br />

being made across our school committees and with<br />

our neightbouring schools as we speak, dates have<br />

already been chosen for our first matches! Keep on<br />

the look out for the new PE notice board and for<br />

further details…<br />

Striking and Fielding with a focus on Cricket has<br />

been our first curriculum area of the year. The good<br />

weather played a part in this choice and the pupils<br />

have worked very hard. Right from the start of the<br />

year some of our KS2 pupils were put through the<br />

Asda Kwik Cricket Awards scheme. These awards are<br />

popular throughout the UK and are a key component<br />

in PE at KS2. There are 3 award categories, Bronze,<br />

Silver and Gold and while Year 3 and Year 4 have<br />

been working towards their Bronze Award the Year 6s<br />

have been tackling the Silver Award, with a selection<br />

of higher achieving pupils being invited to try for the<br />

Gold certificate.<br />

To gain an Award the pupils had to consistently<br />

demonstrate their fielding, bowling and batting skills.<br />

Cricket is a difficult sport to master and both myself<br />

and Mr O’Brien have been very impressed with our<br />

pupils interest as well as the skills on display. Well<br />

done and congratulations to all those who took part<br />

and won certificates and we look forward to seeing<br />

the rest of KS2 out on the cricket pitch later in the<br />

year.<br />

5T working on their leg kick! Full stroke in action… Flavius, Year 11, preparing<br />

to take a long corner! Sticks<br />

down well done Year 10/11/12!<br />

Dennis on the counter-attack!<br />

Key Stage 2 basketballers<br />

Year 5 and Year 8/9 have been powering up<br />

and down the pool this half term gaining<br />

more confidence in the water and working<br />

on their strokes! Year 10, 11 and 12 having<br />

completed a unit of work on striking and<br />

fielding have moved into their first invasion<br />

game unit of the year Hockey. Basketball<br />

training will also be running at lunchtimes<br />

to get ready for a fixture against ISB soon.<br />

Sports clubs have also begun with vigor.<br />

The Key Stage 2 basketballers should be<br />

proud of their first term’s work. Learning<br />

new skills and tactics of the game has been<br />

our focus. I am looking forward to gaining<br />

a few more additions to the club next term.<br />

Staff participation<br />

Ms RocioMarti, Ms Dorothea<br />

Draser and Ms Helen Jezeph<br />

deciding who is going to go<br />

first!<br />

Mr Steve Murchison<br />

and Mr Bill Ellis just<br />

about to take flight<br />

Mr Patrick Kennedy, Mr Sonny<br />

Leese and Ms Lyndsey Banks<br />

racing after Mr Alex (4H TA)<br />

Ms Doina Antohi<br />

making that inch perfect<br />

pass to Mr BillEllis<br />

Ms Antohi Doina again having<br />

an impact on the game with<br />

Ms Marti, Mr Hamacher and<br />

Ms Fisher looking on<br />

The <strong>British</strong> <strong>School</strong> of <strong>Bucharest</strong> Magazine<br />

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