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Hockey Leaders
Award
Sixteen girls from SWGS and one Year 12 from BWS completed a two
hour intensive course in Hockey Leadership ran by the Salisbury School Sport
Partnership.
The leaders were given the opportunity to develop their own
leadership style and were given advice and tips on how to set up drills, warm
up a group and officiate a game in preparation for assisting with The Year 7
Hockey Day and The Yr 5/6 Hockey Festivals in November.
All of the
leaders will also be given the opportunity to assist with coaching in the
primary schools throughout the year.
Updated October 2009 - Lucy Cassidy
SSCo
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Year 7 Hockey Coaching
Day
Unlike last year persistent rain hammered down on Wilton
Road Astro for the Year 7 coaching day. Over 60 girls from the Salisbury School
Sport Partnership were selected for a morning of coaching followed by a
tournament in the afternoon.
The girls participated in drills designed
to both improve their skill level and game play in the morning and then they
competed in a tournament in the afternoon. All of the schools mixed together
which enabled everyone to make new friends and pick up exchange tips with other
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All of the girls worked really hard
throughout the day showing commitment and enthusiasm in the morning and
displaying a competitive side in the afternoon. Jo Salen (SWGS) and I spotted
some definite talent for the future. Well done to all of those involved
and thank you to Miss Salen for helping to coordinate the very successful
event. Updated October 2009 - Lucy Cassidy SSCo |
Leadership Academy
Over
60 students from across Salisbury were selected to attend the first ever
Leadership Academy held in September at Salisbury High School.
The
students represented SWGS, BWS, St Edmunds, St Josephs, Salisbury High &
Trafalgar. They were given the opportunity to take part in practical workshops,
were informed of various leadership pathways available to them whilst been
given advice and feedback from experienced coaches from the area.
The
sixth form students organised a group of Yr 6 Gifted and Talented pupils
leading them through various activities. During the event they were also given
the opportunity to be part of a leadership council, working closely throughout
the year with the two Young Ambassadors for Sport (Jake K & Holly
S).
Thank you to all students who attended and worked hard throughout
the evening and congratulations to those who were selected to work with Holly
& Jake. Good luck with all future leadership opportunities.
Students poposed that our next academy should involve students gaining
qualifications and experience in netball and rugby through 'Ready Rugby' and '
Netball Officials'.
Leaders watch this space!
Updated October
2009 - Lucy Cassidy SSCo
Bishops Wordsworth boys help organise
Primary competitions
Just before the end of last term, we
helped out at the first ever orienteering competition for Yrs 5 and 6,
organised by Lucy Cassidy and Sarum Orienteers.
 As it was the
first competition only 3 primary schools entered, with 12 children each, but
there was still a fierce competition between them all, and hopefully next year
more teams will enter.
It was a short course with only 5 controls, but
it got all the pupils interested in the sport, and they were eager for the
second round. With the great weather and organisation the day was a great
success, and everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Updated September
2009 - Article submitted by Leadership team from Bishop Wordsworth Grammar
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