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Athletics Jordan (8B) and THE Y9 CRICKET team have
Ellis (8F) in 2nd had a mixed season this year
Well done to all and 1st place in the winning against Park Academy,
20 athletes who qualified 100m. but losing to Tapton and to High
for the City Finals Athletics event Storrs (who were last year's
which took place on Wednesday 8th Millie (8J) 2nd in the Long Jump. runners up). The team remained
July and congratulations to our Ellie (8I) winner of the High Jump enthusiastic, reliable and always
winners and runner-ups! competition, with a jump of 1m represented school in an
We have had an excellent athletics 30cm. impeccable manner. Stand out
season this year. Four of our teams performances from Ollie Tyas,
have qualified for the Track and Tom Higginbottom, Kieran
League finals and six athletes Maxted and Josh Powell. A
represented Sheffield special mention has to go to
at the South Geroge Tracey for keeping
Yorkshire athletics everyone on their toes when he
competition and 1 was on strike.
athlete, Jonathan
Shields (Y12) has
qualified to take part
in the English Recognising Sporting THE Y10/11 RUGBY
Schools competition - Achievements team won the
a fantastic Sheffield Federation
achievement. for School Sport
Rugby Congratulations to Inter-school league and cup.
both our Y7 and Y9 Reagan Spiers was named as
teams who competed in the man of the match and William
Sheffield Schools Federation Boot collected the trophy as
Rugby League final on our fields captain, beating King Edward Vll
on Wednesday 17th June - both 46-20. Well done!
teams won and are now the city
champions! The Y7 team played Y10/
against King Edwards and the Y9 11
Y9 team played against Bradfield.
The Y7 match
With an outstanding team performance they won easily with a 4 try margin.
There were some brilliant individual performances from Jake Dunn, Elliot
Ellis, Oliver York, James Smith and Iwan Zalawadski.
The Y9 match
They really pulled together and produced their very best performance and
looked like scoring every time they got the ball. It would be unfair to single
out individual players for praise as they all deserve it for their performance.
THE TRAMPOLINING CLUB, held every week from September to
Easter, has been very well attended by all years, especially Y7/Y8. At the
Sheffield Schools Trampolining Championships at Hillsborough Leisure Follow us on
Centre, 247 students from 13 Sheffield schools took part and
Meadowhead was successful in all the age groups with team and Twitter
individual success. Well done to Ellie Hinsley, Grace Wilson, Alex
Gregory, Millie Edey, Lucy Mills, Martha Short, Libby Brammer, Abbie https://twitter.com/MeadowheadSch
Tingle and Maisy Bates.
U14 MIXED ROUNDERS Like us on Facebook
Meadowhead played extremely well and beat both schools in https://www.facebook.com/MeadowheadSchool
the first pool, securing a place in the semi-final against
Springs. Meadowhead beat Springs by 6 rounders, placing and get news and events details as they happen
them in the final against Handsworth Grange. The final was
very close, but unfortunately Meadowhead just missed out
on winning, making them runners up.
Ellis (8F) in 2nd had a mixed season this year
Well done to all and 1st place in the winning against Park Academy,
20 athletes who qualified 100m. but losing to Tapton and to High
for the City Finals Athletics event Storrs (who were last year's
which took place on Wednesday 8th Millie (8J) 2nd in the Long Jump. runners up). The team remained
July and congratulations to our Ellie (8I) winner of the High Jump enthusiastic, reliable and always
winners and runner-ups! competition, with a jump of 1m represented school in an
We have had an excellent athletics 30cm. impeccable manner. Stand out
season this year. Four of our teams performances from Ollie Tyas,
have qualified for the Track and Tom Higginbottom, Kieran
League finals and six athletes Maxted and Josh Powell. A
represented Sheffield special mention has to go to
at the South Geroge Tracey for keeping
Yorkshire athletics everyone on their toes when he
competition and 1 was on strike.
athlete, Jonathan
Shields (Y12) has
qualified to take part
in the English Recognising Sporting THE Y10/11 RUGBY
Schools competition - Achievements team won the
a fantastic Sheffield Federation
achievement. for School Sport
Rugby Congratulations to Inter-school league and cup.
both our Y7 and Y9 Reagan Spiers was named as
teams who competed in the man of the match and William
Sheffield Schools Federation Boot collected the trophy as
Rugby League final on our fields captain, beating King Edward Vll
on Wednesday 17th June - both 46-20. Well done!
teams won and are now the city
champions! The Y7 team played Y10/
against King Edwards and the Y9 11
Y9 team played against Bradfield.
The Y7 match
With an outstanding team performance they won easily with a 4 try margin.
There were some brilliant individual performances from Jake Dunn, Elliot
Ellis, Oliver York, James Smith and Iwan Zalawadski.
The Y9 match
They really pulled together and produced their very best performance and
looked like scoring every time they got the ball. It would be unfair to single
out individual players for praise as they all deserve it for their performance.
THE TRAMPOLINING CLUB, held every week from September to
Easter, has been very well attended by all years, especially Y7/Y8. At the
Sheffield Schools Trampolining Championships at Hillsborough Leisure Follow us on
Centre, 247 students from 13 Sheffield schools took part and
Meadowhead was successful in all the age groups with team and Twitter
individual success. Well done to Ellie Hinsley, Grace Wilson, Alex
Gregory, Millie Edey, Lucy Mills, Martha Short, Libby Brammer, Abbie https://twitter.com/MeadowheadSch
Tingle and Maisy Bates.
U14 MIXED ROUNDERS Like us on Facebook
Meadowhead played extremely well and beat both schools in https://www.facebook.com/MeadowheadSchool
the first pool, securing a place in the semi-final against
Springs. Meadowhead beat Springs by 6 rounders, placing and get news and events details as they happen
them in the final against Handsworth Grange. The final was
very close, but unfortunately Meadowhead just missed out
on winning, making them runners up.
