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On Wednesday 10th June members of The Nobel School were invited to the House of Commons.

CEO for the England and Wales Cricket Board and Tracey Crouch, the new Minister for Sport.

including Alistair Cook, Joe Root, Tammy Beaumont and Stephen Finn.

They were asked to speak about the school's involvement in the Chance to Shine Cricket

The Nobel School were the only secondary school in the country that were asked to attend

A huge thanks to all students at the school that have played their part in becoming a

We have been recognised at the highest level and this is due to the students' commitment

Miss Helen Foy, Lead Practitioner - PE and Sport, The Nobel School.

3 TALENT INSPIRATION PROGRAMME. BELL BOAT & DRAGON BOAT.

TRI GOLF. LACROSSE. ROUNDERS. SAINSBURY S SCHOOL SUMMER GAMES.

2 4 5 6 7 8 CYCLING The Aviva Women s Cycle Tour came to the UK in June starting in Bury St

1 July 2015 HOSTED IN KIND BY STEVENAGE HAS MADE HEADLINE NEWS AT SOME VERY HIGH PROFILE EVENTS! On Wednesday 10th June members of The Nobel School were invited to the House of Commons. Miss Foy, Mr Henson, Holly Grace and Alicia Fieldsend were invited to an event to celebrate the forthcoming Ashes series. This was a fantastic opportunity for members of the Nobel community to meet Tom Harrison, CEO for the England and Wales Cricket Board and Tracey Crouch, the new Minister for Sport. The audience included several members of the current England men's and women's cricket team including Alistair Cook, Joe Root, Tammy Beaumont and Stephen Finn. Nasser Hussain, ex England Captain introduced both Miss Foy and Holly Grace to the stage. They were asked to speak about the school's involvement in the Chance to Shine Cricket Programme. The Nobel School were the only secondary school in the country that were asked to attend this event. A huge thanks to all students at the school that have played their part in becoming a 'beacon school' for the Chance to Shine cricket programme. We have been recognised at the highest level and this is due to the students' commitment and dedication to playing, leading and volunteering. Miss Helen Foy, Lead Practitioner - PE and Sport, The Nobel School. INSIDE THIS ISSUE KEY STEPS GYMNASTICS. QUICK STICKS HOCKEY. SSFT PRIMARY NETBALL. 3 TALENT INSPIRATION PROGRAMME. BELL BOAT & DRAGON BOAT. STEVENAGE SCHOOL GAMES: GOLF & RUGBY. MINI RED TENNIS COMPETITIONS: PRIMARY ATHLETICS. TRI GOLF. LACROSSE. ROUNDERS. SAINSBURY S SCHOOL SUMMER GAMES. COMMUNITY CLUBS: BEDWELL RANGERS. INCLUSION. HOLIDAY CLUB CYCLING The Aviva Women s Cycle Tour came to the UK in June starting in Bury St Edmunds and finishing in Hemel Hempstead. The Tour covered 5 stages, stage 4 starting in Waltham Cross and finishing in Stevenage Old Town! Hundreds turned out to watch, despite the rain, and the atmosphere was amazing. Stage 4 Winner, Germany s Lisa Brennauer of Team Velocio SRAM, was presented with both the yellow and winner s jersey designed by Theo Thompson from Almond Hill Junior School. Theo won a design competition held in the town for Under 16 s. He won a jersey for himself and had the honour of being on the podium to make the presentation to Lisa. Theo received the biggest cheer of the day! Theo Thompson A Sprint Finish!

Page 2 SSFT KEY STEPS GYMNASTICS COMPETITION The SSFT Key Steps Gymnastics

Stage 1 and Lower Key Stage 2 competitions.

Management and points were awarded for their performances.

competition and it is the only event that leads on to the Herts School

Both the KS1 and KS2 competitions were won by Moss Bury School who went on

The event was organised by Mandy Wallace and Judged by Mandy, Karen, Emily

Well done to everyone, and final positions and points were awarded as

14 3RD: PEARTREE SPRING 97.9 4TH: WOOLENWICK INFANTS 93.3 5TH: 63.

2 QUICK STICKS HOCKEY COMPETITION The SSFT Quick Sticks Hockey Competition

The event saw 7 teams competing to win this competition and then go on to

41 children took part and the event was organised by SSFT and officiated

2 Page 2 SSFT KEY STEPS GYMNASTICS COMPETITION The SSFT Key Steps Gymnastics competition was hosted at The Thomas Alleyne School on 29th April with 46 Gymnasts taking part. Five of our Partner Schools came to the event which was split into Key Stage 1 and Lower Key Stage 2 competitions. The children competed in three disciplines: Floor, Vault and Body Management and points were awarded for their performances. It was lovely to see some of the younger pupils taking part in this competition and it is the only event that leads on to the Herts School Games for this age group. Both the KS1 and KS2 competitions were won by Moss Bury School who went on to represent Stevenage at the Herts School Games in June. The event was organised by Mandy Wallace and Judged by Mandy, Karen, Emily and our SSFT Apprentices. Well done to everyone, and final positions and points were awarded as follows: KS 1 KS 2 : MOSS BURY ND: ROUND DIAMOND RD: PEARTREE SPRING TH: WOOLENWICK INFANTS TH: 63.5 : MOSS BURY 112 2ND: ROUND DIAMOND RD: QUICK STICKS HOCKEY COMPETITION The SSFT Quick Sticks Hockey Competition was hosted at Round Diamond School in May. The event saw 7 teams competing to win this competition and then go on to the Herts School Summer Games to represent Stevenage in June. 41 children took part and the event was organised by SSFT and officiated by Peter and Michaela from Stevenage Hockey Club and our Year 2 Apprentices. The top 2 Teams, Peartree and Knebworth went into the final, with Peartree winning 1-0 to claim the Gold medals, Knebworth the Silver and Giles Juniors took bronze. Well done to everyone and many thanks to all those who helped the event run smoothly. FINAL RESULTS 1st: Peartree Spring 2nd: Knebworth 3rd: Giles Juniors 4th: Ashtree 5th: Longmeadow 6th: Bedwell 7th: Round Diamond Winners: Peartree Spring pictured with their teachers and Peter and Michaela from Stevenage Hockey Club.

Page 3 SSFT PRIMARY NETBALL 2015 Small Schools League

FOR SOME FANTASTIC PERFORMANCES THIS YEAR!

4TH CODICOTE 5TH ST MARGARET CLITHEROW 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH

DIAMOND KNEBWORTH BLUE MOSS BURY LODGE FARM ASHTREE Both

town has been fantastic and is getting better and better

This year for the first time, we have moved all of our

for the girls as we have use of all 6 courts, with

Both Small and Large School Leagues and Tournaments were

Vincent de Paul Schools both winning the double!

Marriotts staff and Leaders for their support on the day.

Small Schools Tournament 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH ROEBUCK ST

NICHOLAS BLUE Congratulations to Roebuck (above) who did

KNEBWORTH RED 4TH ASHTREE 5TH 7TH 9TH 10TH =KNEBWORTH

3 Page 3 SSFT PRIMARY NETBALL 2015 Small Schools League CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OUR PARTNER SCHOOL NETBALL TEAMS FOR SOME FANTASTIC PERFORMANCES THIS YEAR! Large Schools League ROEBUCK 2ND BEDWELL 3RD ST NICHOLAS 4TH CODICOTE 5TH ST MARGARET CLITHEROW 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 8TH ST VINCENT DE PAUL KNEBWORTH RED ROUND DIAMOND KNEBWORTH BLUE MOSS BURY LODGE FARM ASHTREE Both Small and Large Schools Netball Leagues have been amazing with some very close results. The standard of Primary School Netball throughout the town has been fantastic and is getting better and better every year. This year for the first time, we have moved all of our Netball Tournaments to the fantastic courts at Marriotts Sports Centre. This facility has enabled us to provide more match play for the girls as we have use of all 6 courts, with minimal sitting around waiting for matches to begin. Both Small and Large School Leagues and Tournaments were won by the same 2 teams respectively, Roebuck and St Vincent de Paul Schools both winning the double! Congratulations to all who took part and huge thanks to Marriotts staff and Leaders for their support on the day. We look forward to another great year of Netball. Small Schools Tournament 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH ROEBUCK ST NICHOLAS RED CODICOTE BEDWELL ST MARGARET CLITHEROW ST NICHOLAS BLUE Congratulations to Roebuck (above) who did the double, winning both the SSFT League and the Tournament! ST VINCENT DE PAUL Large Schools Tournament 2ND 3RD KNEBWORTH RED 4TH ASHTREE 5TH 7TH 9TH 10TH =KNEBWORTH BLUE & ROUND DIAMOND = PEARTREE & MOSS BURY = WOOLENWICK & KNEBWORTH LIGHT BLUE = CAMPS HILL, LODGE FARM & FAIRLANDS Congratulations to St Vincent de Paul (above) who also were victorious in both the SSFT League and the Tournament! Ashtree (above) were awarded the SSFT Fair play and Good Sportsmanship Award.

Page 4 ALISHA LEVY Sport: Javelin Age: 14 School: Nobel Club: Stevenage and North Herts Athletics Club Achievements: Herts County Athletic Association Cup for

Qualified for English Schools Championships.

Schools 2015 and throw over 50m. Goals for 2016 onwards: To represent England at an international competition. Congratulations to Alisha Levy.

Alisha is a fantastic athlete who has competed at representational level in both netball and athletics.

Alisha is a fantastic athlete but also a role model to younger students.

The Talent Inspiration Programme is about Alisha developing her leadership skills.

and Stevenage young athletes. Congratulations Alisha you thoroughly deserve this opportunity and we look forward to hearing all about it.

Each boat was timed and the fastest 4 schools from the heat stages, went on to take part in the semi finals. They were: 1. Peartree Spring - 1:20:59 2.

Larwood narrowly pipped Peartree at the post with times of 1:25:31 and 1:25:66 to take the first spot in the final.

The final race for the 2015 title was between Larwood and Codicote. It was a very tight race, both teams giving 100% effort.

Everyone had a great afternoon and huge thanks to Fairlands Valley Lakes Staff for a great event, supported by SSFT Core Team, SFT Apprentices, Nobel and

SUPPORTED BY YEAR 5 AND 6 DRAGON BOAT COMPETITION The Annual Dragon Boat Festival took place in May at Fairlands Valley Lakes with Year 5 and 6 pupils enjoying

4 Page 4 ALISHA LEVY Sport: Javelin Age: 14 School: Nobel Club: Stevenage and North Herts Athletics Club Achievements: Herts County Athletic Association Cup for Best U15 Girls Performance Current all-time record holder for 500g javelin in the Under-15 age category. National U15 ranking - 3rd. Qualified for English Schools Championships. Hertfordshire County U15 Champion - 500g South of England U15 Champion - 500g Hertfordshire Schools U15 Champion - 500g Goals this year: Qualify for English Schools 2015 and throw over 50m. Goals for 2016 onwards: To represent England at an international competition. Congratulations to Alisha Levy. She has been selected as one of a few athletes from Hertfordshire to be part of the Youth Sports Trust Talent Inspiration Programme. Alisha is a fantastic athlete who has competed at representational level in both netball and athletics. She has recently qualified to compete at the English School Athletics Championships on 10th and 11th July in Gateshead. Alisha is a fantastic athlete but also a role model to younger students. She dedicates and commits herself to her training but also manages to balance this with her school work. The Talent Inspiration Programme is about Alisha developing her leadership skills. She will spend several days in September in Manchester with likeminded young people and then come back to Nobel ready to inspire the next generation of Nobel and Stevenage young athletes. Congratulations Alisha you thoroughly deserve this opportunity and we look forward to hearing all about it. YEAR 3 AND 4 BELL BOAT COMPETITION 19 teams of Year 3 and 4 Children, from 12 schools took part in head to head races on the lake at Fairlands Valley Park. Each boat was timed and the fastest 4 schools from the heat stages, went on to take part in the semi finals. They were: 1. Peartree Spring - 1:20:59 2. Codicote - 1:29:50 3. Larwood - 1:31:13 4. Ashtree - 1:32:53 The teams were ranked on their times and 1st raced 3rd and 2nd raced 4th. Larwood narrowly pipped Peartree at the post with times of 1:25:31 and 1:25:66 to take the first spot in the final. Codicote took the second spot by gaining victory over Ashtree with times of 1:22:72 and 1:29.44 respectively. The final race for the 2015 title was between Larwood and Codicote. It was a very tight race, both teams giving 100% effort. The winners on the day were Codicote with a time of 1:18:97 just beating Larwood s time of 1:19:34. Everyone had a great afternoon and huge thanks to Fairlands Valley Lakes Staff for a great event, supported by SSFT Core Team, SFT Apprentices, Nobel and Barclay Leaders. SUPPORTED BY YEAR 5 AND 6 DRAGON BOAT COMPETITION The Annual Dragon Boat Festival took place in May at Fairlands Valley Lakes with Year 5 and 6 pupils enjoying various activities around the park including Dragon Boat Racing, Climbing Wall, Kayaking, Team Challenges etc. SSFT Apprentices and Core team were there to assist the Fairlands Valley Lakes staff with the event and the children thoroughly enjoyed the day. Each race was timed and 8 teams went through to the quarter Finals. They were All Saints, Larwood, Longmeadow, St Nicholas, Codicote, Trotts Hill, Peartree and Roebuck. The winning teams from each 1/4 final went through to the Semi Final. The first semi saw Peartree overcome Larwood with times of 1:17:85 and 1:19:94 so it was very close. The second semi was even closer and St Nicholas just pipped Codicote 1:20:34 to 1:20:60. The Final was a very exciting race and was between St Nicholas and Peartree. There was fantastic support on land for both teams and great sportsmanship between the two boats. The eventual Winners by the smallest of margins were St Nicholas pipping Peartree to the line with times of 1:17:41 and 1:18:06. Peartree were dignified in defeat and warmly congratulated their opponents.

SUPER 6 S GOLF COMPETITION The Mixed Under 15 Super 6 s Golf Competition was held

The event was superbly organised by Richard Moore from The Barclay School and

Three of our Partner Secondary Schools took part on a warm afternoon in May.

School Games Page 5 The Team from John Henry Newman therefore went on to represent

UNDER 13 GIRLS TAG RUGBY COMPETITION 1st - The Thomas Alleyne Academy The Under 13

The event was delivered by Helen Foy of Nobel School and SSFT, and referees Jeff

The girls had a full afternoon of Tag matches with some very exciting

to the Herts School Games County Final in June.

COMPETITION The Mixed Under 9 Mini Red Tennis Competition was hosted and run by

David Naseby from the Club welcomed the children to the Lister Tennis Dome and

competition. 7 schools with 2 Boys and 2 Girls in each team took part in the event.

5 SUPER 6 S GOLF COMPETITION The Mixed Under 15 Super 6 s Golf Competition was held at Chesfield Downs Golf Club. The event was superbly organised by Richard Moore from The Barclay School and supported by Stevenage Sporting Futures. Three of our Partner Secondary Schools took part on a warm afternoon in May. The players tee d off in pairs, and each pair played from the best ball position each time. The final placings were: 1st: John Henry Newman 2nd: Barclay 3rd: Nobel Stevenage School Games Page 5 The Team from John Henry Newman therefore went on to represent Stevenage at the Summer Herts School Games in June. UNDER 13 GIRLS TAG RUGBY COMPETITION 1st - The Thomas Alleyne Academy The Under 13 Girls Tag Rugby Competition was hosted at the Stevenage Rugby Club in May. The event was delivered by Helen Foy of Nobel School and SSFT, and referees Jeff Boxer and Dan Phoenix from the Club. The girls had a full afternoon of Tag matches with some very exciting performances, and the eventual winners were The Thomas Alleyne Academy who went on to the Herts School Games County Final in June. 2nd - The Nobel School 3rd The Thomas Alleyne Academy UNDER 9 MINI RED TENNIS COMPETITION The Mixed Under 9 Mini Red Tennis Competition was hosted and run by The Lister Tennis Club. David Naseby from the Club welcomed the children to the Lister Tennis Dome and Sporting Futures core team and Level 1 Apprentices assisted in the delivery of the competition. 7 schools with 2 Boys and 2 Girls in each team took part in the event. Despite the awful weather en route to the dome, the children all enjoyed the day and played some fantastic Tennis on the indoor courts. Teachers, Parents and Carers were there to lend their support and the results were as follows: The Winners were Knebworth Primary School, who represented Stevenage at the Herts School Games in June. POSITION 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH SCHOOL KNEBWORTH ROUND DIAMOND GILES JUNIORS BROOM BARNS (FAIR PLAY AWARD) PEARTREE SPRING BEDWELL

Page 6 PRIMARY ATHLETICS On Thursday 11th June,

Athletics Festival at Ridlins running track.

took part in various track and field events,

track events were run in heats leading to

Teams scored points in both the heats and the

The competitors who finished in 1st, 2nd and

BURY 3RD: GRAVELEY : MOSS BURY 2ND: ST IPPOLYTS

GOLF COMPETITION The Mixed Under 11 Tri Golf

June. Longmeadow, Almond Hill and Knebworth

participants from each school showing their

skills as well as Skills For Life points.

it with a total score of 1187 to take the Gold

They went on to the Herts School Games in June.

Lacrosse competition was held at Barnwell in

robin format with superb skills and accuracy.

6 Page 6 PRIMARY ATHLETICS On Thursday 11th June, 18 of our partner schools came to the SSFT Athletics Festival at Ridlins running track. A total of 377 children in years 4, 5 and 6 took part in various track and field events, some of them experiencing a proper Athletics stadium for the first time. The field events were straight finals and the track events were run in heats leading to finals in the afternoon. Teams scored points in both the heats and the finals. The competitors who finished in 1st, 2nd and 3rd overall for each event received medals and everyone received a certificate. YEAR 4 YEAR 5/6 OVERALL : ALMOND HILL 2ND: MOSS BURY 3RD: GRAVELEY : MOSS BURY 2ND: ST IPPOLYTS 3RD: ST NICHOLAS MOSS BURY UNDER 11 MIXED TRI GOLF COMPETITION The Mixed Under 11 Tri Golf Competition was hosted at Longmeadow School in June. Longmeadow, Almond Hill and Knebworth Schools competed in the event with 10 participants from each school showing their golf skills. The stations were run by SSFT Advanced Apprentices and points were awarded for golf skills as well as Skills For Life points. These were given for Respect, Effort, Chants, Team work etc. Knebworth (Silver) and Almond Hill (Bronze) both finished with 780 and 740 points respectively, and Longmeadow absolutely stormed it with a total score of 1187 to take the Gold Medals. They went on to the Herts School Games in June. PRIMARY LACROSSE 2ND: ROEBUCK The year 5/6 Pop Lacrosse competition was held at Barnwell in June. The event saw 6 Teams playing in a round robin format with superb skills and accuracy. All teams were mixed Boys and Girls and the matches were officiated by our 2nd year advanced Apprentices. Great team spirit and enthusiasm were on display and the final results were: 1st: Bedwell, 2nd: Roebuck, = 3rd: St Nicholas and Longmeadow 5th: Knebworth, 6th: Round Diamond WINNERS: BEDWELL JOINT 3RD: ST NICHOLAS & PRIMARY ROUNDERS The Year 5/6 Rounders tournament was hosted at The Thomas Alleyne Academy on a very warm afternoon in July. 14 mixed Teams took part with some amazingly close matches. The Winning team was Codicote, Runner Up was Longmeadow, 3rd place was Peartree Spring. Lodge Farm were 4th overall and received the SSFT certificate for effort. Well done to all who took part!

7 Page 7 CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF OUR REPRESENTATIVE SCHOOLS AT THE HERTS SCHOOL SUMMER GAMES COMPETING AS TEAM STEVENAGE. WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU ALL! SUPER 6 S GOLF TRI GOLF MINI RED TENNIS JOHN HENRY NEWMAN SILVER MEDALLISTS! KNEBWORTH GYMNASTICS QUICK STICKS HOCKEY KS1 & KS2 - MOSS BURY KEY STEPS GYMNASTICS SPEED STACKING NOBEL NEXT STEPS TRAMPOLINE BRONZE MEDALLISTS HIGH 5 NETBALL PEARTREE SPRING KWIK CRICKET KNEBWORTH UNDER 13 GIRLS TAG RUGBY UNDER 11 TAG RUGBY THOMAS ALLEYNE ACADEMY ST VINCENT DE PAUL TROTTS HILL

Page 8 COMMUNITY CLUBS BEDWELL RANGERS UNDER 12 MEERKATS - HGFPL FAIRPLAY AWARD WINNERS Last season was a very

Recently they were rewarded for their efforts when they picked up the Hertfordshire Girls Football Partnership

There were 79 teams in the U12 to U18 divisions.

Bedwell Rangers would be keen to hear from any girls currently in school years 6, 7, and 8 interested in joining

com INCLUSION Lonsdale School Lonsdale school did Stevenage proud when they performed at the Opening ceremony of

The students performed their fantastic wheelchair dance to Cotton Eyed Joe and their enthusiasm was a joy to watch.

Also, the energy of the student s carers was amazing as they joined in with the dancers.

Lonsdale were selected by the Youth Sports Trust (YST) to become one of nine Wheelchair Sports Hubs last October.

maintain as active and healthy lifestyle as possible, but also to provide members of the local schools and

In March 2015 many local schools to Stevenage, took part in the wheelchair dancing day at Marriotts.

activities for the students. This included Archery, Golf, Bikeability, Football, Tennis etc.

They all had a brilliant time! A successful day and year for all!

8 Page 8 COMMUNITY CLUBS BEDWELL RANGERS UNDER 12 MEERKATS - HGFPL FAIRPLAY AWARD WINNERS Last season was a very challenging one for Bedwell Rangers Under 12 Meerkats as the squad was rebuilt following the departure of several players. Despite results often not going their way, they gave 100% and always tried to play with a smile on their face. Recently they were rewarded for their efforts when they picked up the Hertfordshire Girls Football Partnership League Overall Fair play Award for the Competitive Sections (Under 12s to Under 18s) at the HGFPL AGM. There were 79 teams in the U12 to U18 divisions. For the Meerkats to come out top of the pile, after so many challenges, is a magnificent achievement. Bedwell Rangers would be keen to hear from any girls currently in school years 6, 7, and 8 interested in joining them. More information can be found on the club website or bedwellrangersfc@gmail.com INCLUSION Lonsdale School Lonsdale school did Stevenage proud when they performed at the Opening ceremony of the Herts School Summer Games held at Wodson Park, Ware on 25th June. The students performed their fantastic wheelchair dance to Cotton Eyed Joe and their enthusiasm was a joy to watch. The audience were spellbound and clapped along enthusiastically. Also, the energy of the student s carers was amazing as they joined in with the dancers. It was a great start to the Games. Well done Lonsdale! Lonsdale were selected by the Youth Sports Trust (YST) to become one of nine Wheelchair Sports Hubs last October. Sports Hub schools will work with National Sporting Governing bodies (NGB s) to become beacons of best practice in non-traditional school sports. The aim is to encourage not only Lonsdale students, who come from across Hertfordshire and local counties to maintain as active and healthy lifestyle as possible, but also to provide members of the local schools and community the same opportunities. In March 2015 many local schools to Stevenage, took part in the wheelchair dancing day at Marriotts. On Thursday 2nd July, Lonsdale celebrated the school becoming the County Wheelchair Hub Site with sporting activities for the students. This included Archery, Golf, Bikeability, Football, Tennis etc. SSFT staff, Trainee Apprentices and Students from JHN and Barclay went along to assist staff at the event. They all had a brilliant time! A successful day and year for all! WE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT OF THE STEVENAGE SPORTING FUTURES TEAM THIS YEAR. HAVE A GREAT SUMMER! Monday 27 th Friday 31 st July Monday 3rd Friday 7 th August 9-3 for just 10 a day For 6-14 year olds Come along to Barnwell Community Leisure Centre, Barnwell, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG2 9SW. Multi sport activity sessions and recreational activities will be available to provide enjoyment, fun and raise awareness of the importance of leading a healthy lifestyle! The sessions will be delivered by our home grown Apprentice Team from Stevenage Sporting Futures Training. Come and get involved! For more information and for booking please contact Emily emilysportingfutures@aol.co.uk Phone:

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