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HEWLETT-PACKARD
Spring Term Issue : 4
Sports Newsletter
St John’s Senior School
Tel: 020 83660035
St. John’s Senior School North Lodge The Ridgeway
Enfield Middlesex EN2 8BE
Fitness Frenzy
Sinc
Contents:
Pg 1
Fitness frenzy
Pg 2
Fixture results
Pg 3 Football and
netball season
overviews
Pg 4
Swimming Gala
Boxing & rugby
PE fact file
Pg 5
Fencing
Netball trip
Pg 6
Cricket
Sports per-
former of the
month
Summer clubs
Recent reports have ranked our na-
tion as the most obese in Europe and therefore
we have decided to ensure that St John’s does
not form part of these statistics. Our aim is for
every pupil to understand that a healthy bal-
anced lifestyle helps our everyday life as a
young person or adult. Subsequently there has
been a frenzy of fitness lessons this term, spe-
cifically aimed at pupils in the 2nd up to and
including 6th Form. 2nd Form pupils have been
participating in circuit training recording their
weekly scores on their new fitness record
cards. 3rd Form have been focusing on fitness
tests and a variety of methods of training. 2nd
to 6th Form pupils have also had the opportuni-
ty to select fitness as an option for their games
afternoons by going to Furzefield gym for a
workout using the cardiovascular and weights
equipment and the Shokk gym for the under
16s.
Most pupils have participated with a smile despite
finding the exercises very strenuous. We encourage all
pupils to use the Easter break to train for the next cross
country event, which will be on Friday 6th May.
Hand-eye-
co-ordination test.
Sit and reach
flexibility test.
Speed bounce.
Fitness circuit
training.
Furzefield Shokk gym.
Sports Newsletter
BOYS FOOTBALL RESULTS
1st / 2nd Form
St John’s Vs King Alfred’s L 2 - 1
St John’s Vs St Aubyn’s L 5 - 1
St John’s Vs North London International
W 8 - 0 St Aubyn’s 6-a-side tournament (3rd
place)
3rd / 4th Form
St John’s Vs Kings W 4 - 0
St John’s Vs King Alfred's W 2 - 1
St John’s Vs Northbridge W 9 - 1
St John’s Vs Sherradswood W 4 - 1
Seniors (5th/6th Form)
St John’s Vs Kings W 5 - 0
St John’s Vs King Alfred’s W 4 - 1
Fixture results GIRLS NETBALL RESULTS 1st Form St John’s Vs Chace W 13 - 3
St John’s Vs North London International
W 17 - 0
St John’s Vs Chancellors W 9 - 6
St John’s Vs Kings W 13 - 10
St John’s Vs St Anne’s L 5 - 2
St John’s Vs St Anne’s W 9 - 3
2nd Form St John’s Vs St Anne’s W 7 - 2
St John’s Vs Chancellors W 8 - 7
St John’s Vs Southgate W 4 - 2
St John’s Vs Highlands W 13 - 4
3rd Form St John’s Vs Oasis Hadley W 16 - 15
4th Form St John’s Vs North London International
W 19 - 2
St John’s Vs Kings W 13 - 8
St John’s Vs Latymer L 16 - 6
Seniors (5th / 6th Form) St John’s Vs Oasis Hadley W 12 - 8
St John’s Vs St Anne’s L 18 - 15
St John’s Vs Bishops Stopford W 48 - 5
GIRLS HOCKEY RESULTS
1st / 2nd Form St John’s Vs Bishops Stopford D 0 - 0
St John’s Vs Highlands L 2 - 1
St John’s Vs St Anne’s L 2 - 0
The hockey team have had a difficult season due to hockey
being a new competitive sport at St John’s this year and the
girls all being beginners to hockey. The Enfield Borough
League we are in is a mixture of 1st-3rd Form girls from other
schools with more experience. Due to this we are continuing
hockey training out of season, in the summer term to work on
developing the skills ready for the start of the new season in
September. 18 Southgate
1st/2nd Form hockey team
W = Win for St John’s
D = Draw for St John’s
L = Loss for St John’s
Girls Netball
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Senior team players (pictured left);
Nicole Couzens © Gabrielle Tanner Rochea Dyer
Thi Chan Rebecca Metin Katie Lodge
Ria Ravel Dominique Tanner
Boys Football
4th Form netball team
1st Form netball team
The start of 2011 to the end of football
season has witnessed some outstanding perfor-
mances on the football field. No less than 37 goals
have been scored and a measly 11 goals conceded.
The 1st/2nd Form team have had a tough
season but performed admirably in the 6-a-side
tournament, finishing 3rd and capped the season
off nicely with a 8 - 0 victory over North London
International School.
The 3rd/4th Form team have remained
unbeaten and consequently have won the league.
Recent victories of 4 - 0 and 9 - 1 over Kings and
Northbridge respectively have been the highlights
of the season, showing the fantastic way they have
been playing this year.
The Senior team have also won the
league, recently destroying Kings and Northbridge
5 - 0 and 6 - 0 respectively.
A big congratulations to all three football
teams for their efforts this year!
This year has been extremely busy for girls netball, we have had
five teams all training on a weekly basis and playing competitive fixtures and
friendlies since the start of the season back in September. This term we
have had seventeen fixtures and the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Form teams have all
played in the Enfield Borough end of season tournaments. This term the
goal shooters and goal attacks between them have scored an amazing 224
goals to the opponents 114. Over a hundred goals difference! Congratula-
tions and well done on an excellent season to all the girls who have partici-
pated in this year’s netball teams. A special mention goes to the Second
Form team for being unbeaten this year, consequently going through to the
final in the Enfield Borough League and winning by beating Highlands 13 - 4.
Finally, we wish to congratulate the Senior team who have played
to an extremely high standard this year, particularly against Bishops
Stopford with an outstanding win of 48 - 5. The girls have looked very
smart in the new Senior team netball kit. Many of the Senior team players
will be leaving St John’s this year to go into Further Education. Thank you
to all the Senior girls and I hope you continue to keep playing netball.
1st/2nd Form football team
1st Form Swimming Gala
Sports Newsletter
PE Fact File Results from fitness
testing can be used to;
Find out their cur-
rent position in
terms of fitness (a
benchmark to work
from).
Indicate strengths
and weaknesses.
Predict future per-
formance/fitness
levels.
Gain information to
inform the process
of writing a train-
ing/exercise pro-
gramme.
Be able to monitor
any changes in fit-
ness and measure
improvements.
Enable you to as-
sess the success of
training.
Motivate the per-
son/help in setting
goals.
Boxing & Rugby 3rd and 4th Form have had the opportunity to
participate in boxing at Furzefield Gym. A number of the
boys have developed well and also conditioned in the skills
of sparring after training with Mr. Hodgson. Some of the
boys have also started sparring with each other.
Since September 1st Form pupils have been swimming every Monday morning. At the end
of the swimming unit of work pupils take part in a competitive swimming gala. This year the swim-
ming gala successfully took place at Furzefield swimming pool on Saturday 19th March.
SWIMMING GALA RESULTS
Boys breaststroke Boys backstroke
Gold Brian Liao Gold Brian Liao
Silver Daniel Akinbobola Silver Christopher Vazanias
Bronze Adi Peretz Bronze Nicholas Behrouzi
Alex Jesset
Girls breaststroke Girls backstroke
Gold Georgia Newman Gold Phoebe O’Beirne
Silver Ellis Hobbs Silver Elle Millwood
Bronze Alice Burrett Bronze Alice Burett
Megan Morton
Boys frontcrawl House relay
Gold Christopher Vazanias 1st Toads
Silver Danielle Akinbobola 2nd Water rats
Bronze Alex Jesset 3rd Moles
4th Badgers
Girls frontcrawl
Gold Phoebe O’Beirne Overall gala points
Silver Megan Morton 1st Water rats
Bronze Elle Millwood 2nd Toads
3rd Moles
Boys butterfly 4th Badgers
Gold Brian Liao
Silver Alexander Evans
Throughout the last half term some of
the boys in 1st and 2nd Form have been playing
rugby during their Thursday games afternoon slot.
We have learnt how to pass, tackle, ruck, kick,
Henry Penhaligan & Mr Hodgson.
1st and 2nd Form boys have completed a block of
rugby and are now participating in boxing lessons. The aim
is to hit as well as improve fitness. However the challenge
is to refrain from being hit by your sparring partner during
fitness training. By the end of the block Mr. Hodgson
hopes that some boys will be sparring with each other
under conditioned rules. Mr. Hodgson hopes to introduce
boxing for girls in the summer term.
My favourite part was when we got to
tackle each other, also when we played the games
at the end.
Reported by Harry Clynch (pictured left)
Fencing Club
Netball trip
Romantic, dashing, exciting and athletic – at
least that’s what it’s supposed to be. For amateurs like us,
however fencing is simply a sport that keeps you fit and
alert in mind and body; that teaches self-control and disci-
pline, and – crucially – familiarises you with the exhilarat-
ing customs of Renaissance Europe.
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Some of St John’s netball players and GCSE PE pupils have had the
opportunity to watch a professional Superleague netball match on
the 28th March at Hertfordshire Sports Village. The match was
between Hertfordshire Mavericks and Northern Thunder. The
match included numerous players from the England Netball team
and was featured on Sky Sports. The final result was a win for
Mavericks, 50 goals to Northern Thunders 46 goals. The girls were
lucky enough to go courtside after the game to meet some of the
players, get autographs and photographs.
England netball players Karen
Atkinson and Layla Guscoth
Fencing is a contest in which lightness of touch,
sharpness of vision and speed of action are paramount,
and, even after a calculated attempt to dupe and deceive
your opponent, there remains the mutual respect of all
sportsmen. So, if you are looking for a viable means of
relinquishing the fiery rage that work can so often be-
stow, or simply a way of dueling friends in a controlled
and safe environment, I recommend taking up fencing.
Reported by Harley Wallace
Selected tennis players from 1st - 4th Form will be taken out at various prep
times for training.
Sports fixtures will take priority over sports clubs.
Sports clubs (May—July)
NOTICES School cross country
Friday 6th May.
Compulsory event for
1st—5th Form.
The 1st Form cricket
squad are going to
Lord’s Cricket Ground
on 6th June to watch
England Vs Sri Lanka.
The under 13s and
under 15s football team
players will be going to
Wembley in the
summer term.
There will be a girls
1st/2nd Form rounders
team and a 3rd/4th
Form team in the
summer term. Trials
will be held after Easter.
Selected players will
then play competitive
fixtures against other
schools.
PE lessons and games
afternoon options next
term (Easter till
summer holidays) are as
follows;
1st form
PE—Athletics Games— Horse riding, golf,
athletics, rounders and tennis.
2nd form
PE—Athletics Games— Horse riding, golf,
athletics, rounders and tennis.
3rd form
PE—Athletics Games— Athletics, rounders
and tennis.
4th Form
Games— Athletics, rounders
and tennis.
5th/6th Form
Study leave
Cricket
This year the 1st Form boys have
showed a huge interest in cricket and have
been training hard since January, preparing
for the fourth coming fixtures in the sum-
mer term. After the Easter break, twelve
boys will be selected to represent the
school in a number of fixtures and as a
reward for all their hard work, they will be
visiting Lord’s Cricket Ground on 6th June
to watch the fourth day’s play between
England and Sri Lanka. Let’s hope the
weather is kind to us.
Sports Performers of the Month
Charlotte Clements Alex Jesset
January March
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
SPORT
YEAR
TEACHER
Mon 1.00PM Sports field Girls round-
ers
1/2/3/4 Miss Foley
Tues 1.00PM Sports hall
/hard court Girls
basketball
1/2/3/4 Miss Foley
1.00PM Sports field Boys/girls
athletics
throwing
1/2/3/4 Mr. Hodgson Mr. Russell
3.30PM Front field Girls hockey 1/2 Miss Foley
3.30PM Off site Boys cricket 1 Mr. Russell
3.30PM Sports hall Girls boxing 2/3
Mr. Hodgson
Wed 1.00PM Sports hall
/hard court Skipping 1/2/3/4 Miss Foley
3.30PM Sports field Boys
athletics
1/2/3/4 Mr. Hodgson Mr. Russell
Thurs 1.00PM Sports field Girls
athletics
1/2/3/4 Miss Foley
3.30PM Sports hall Fencing 1/2/3/4/5/6 Gabor Hadalin
Fri 1.00PM Sports hall Gymnastics 3 Miss Cullen
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