Summer School Sports

Over the last two weeks of summer St Albert’s run a sports camp for some of our pupils. It was a way of using sport to get our kids fit, active, have fun and get ready for coming back to school.

Over the two weeks we had over 100 kids attend the camp. As part of the camp our pupils received a St Albert’s fitness T-shirt, water bottle and a free lunch.  Our kids got the chance to play different sports from rugby and football to games of kick ball and Jungle run. A Big Thank you to UTD Sports coaching for coming helping out and also being great fun too.

Slackline Fun

This week we had a new addition to the schools health and wellbeing equipment. A new slackline with some climbing obstacles to go along with it.

Our new ninja line has been getting tested out by some of our class 2 pupils over the last few days as Me and Miss Cohen work out to secure it in High enough and safe place for classes for some safe climbing fun for classes.

Our Class 2 testers said it was good fun though!!!

 

Class 2 Karate

This term Class 2 are brushing up their Karate skills with Duncan. Previously before Covid-19 the Class used to work with David from Satori Karate so you can imagine the excitement in class 2 when it was announced that Duncan would be coming for karate this term.

I have to say none of the class have missed a step since their last session all the way back in March showing excellent power and technique in both their controlled kicking and punching. Perfect striking the hand pads quickly and effectively as well. I was very impressed with the enthusiasm and energy for everyone.

The hand pad boxing part of karate is great exercise that we can do in small spaces to help not only improve karate technique but also improve cardiovascular endurance too. Duncan will be back with Class 2 again on Friday for more fun exercises to help the class keep improving their fitness and technique.

Active Schools Term 2

Our Active schools co-ordinator Ivonne is back again this term and she’s working with our Infant department teaching them Orienteering skills. Our classes are so lucky to have Ivonne coming in every week to work with a few classes. This week it was Primary 2/3 and 3 who were showing off their skills.

Both classes were so good they actually got two different games each with Ivonne which impressed me, both teachers and Ivonne. So a big well done to both classes and we will see even again soon.

Virtual Great Scottish Run Part 3

Part 3 of our Virtual Great Scottish run today and Both of our P6 and P6/7 have smashed the 96 mile trek on the West Highland way! Both classes recorded over 100 miles over the 2 week period. So massive well done to all who took part.

Active school were so impressed they have sent us a celebration video for completing the event and both our classes have made it into the video. See if you can spot them in the video below. Once again a MASSIVE WELL DONE!!!!

Great Scottish Run Update part 2

A MASSIVE!! Well done is in order for our Primary 6 Class as they have made it all the way to Fort William in less than 4 Days! They made the 96 Mile West Highland Way trip after finishing a walk around the school and the local Pollokshield area hitting the final mark back at school.

Once they made it back they Mr Corrigan made the class reminisce about the journey they had been on around a lovely constructed camp fire to celebrate the 96 mile trek from Milngavie to Fort William. Massive achievement and congrats to all the P6’s for completing the Great Scottish Schools Run!!!!

 

Great Scottish Run update

Hi there, Our P6 have been doing so well in the Great Scottish school run. So far they are placed 16th  and have made it all the way to Inverbeg on Loch Lomond within a couple of days. With a massive 42.6 miles so far nearing the half way point.

Mr Corrigan has been keeping them going with lots of pictures and videos of the west highland way to get our P6’s into the mind set for each session.

Well done so far P6!!!!

Start of The Virtual Great Scottish Run

Today marks the Start of the Virtual Great Scottish Run. Due to restrictions the run that normally takes place in Glasgow has been Postponed. So active Schools are running this years event. Where pupils have to walk or run the length of the west highland way. All 96 miles of it will be run by two of our classes Our Primary 6’s and 6/7’s.

They have two weeks to complete the task using for of exercise that they can track their mileage. Each class will be given a tracker to check the progress along the famous route. We will keep upto date with the classes over the coming weeks and on our twitter with the has tag #virtualGSSR, Best of Luck to both classes.

 

 

P5 Track and Field Athletics

Since the start of this term our Primary 5’s have been working very hard with Mrs Pattie and Duncan learning and challenging themselves at different track and field events during their PE time.

So far we have tried, Long jump, shot putt, baton relay races, 800 meters and today was Hurdles and Javelin. One set of our P5s were so good at the hurdles Duncan brought out bigger ones to challenge them.

Brilliant effort from the Primary 5’s on increasing there fitness during the sessions and am sure they are excited to see what’s in store for the next track and field sessions coming this week.

Active Schools Orienteering

Our primary 5 & 7s have been luck enough to be taking part in a orienteering session with our great Active Schools Co-ordinator Ivonne today. We at St Albert’s work with Active Schools over various different activities and events over the year so its great to have them back with us today.

Our Class had to find hidden letters that were spaced all around our playgrounds to make the longest word they could thing of. The P5s & 7s came up with some awesome words in some record times after being able to find all 10 letters that Ivonne had hidden around the area.

We all very much enjoyed it and had a lot of fun with Ivonne today. We are very excited to see what she has in store over the next few weeks. Thanks Ivonne.

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