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  • Summer Term Achievements 2026

    Published 16/04/26

    Running 

    Well done to Deontay in Year 3 who is part of the 'Half Marathon Club' after completing 11 junior park runs! Congratulations.

    Gymnastics

    Zoë from Year 4 recently took part in her first gymnastics tumbling competition, which was a combined Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire event. She competed in the age 9-10 category (even though she was 8) and she won the gold medal! Congratulations, Zoë! 

    Sea Cadets

    Congratulations to Stanley in 6S who successfully complete his Sea Cadets enrolment and Promise. 

    Running 

    Well done to Demitri in Year 5 who is part of the 'Half Marathon Club' after completing 11 junior park runs! Congratulations.

    Cricket

    Freddie won the bowler of the year trophy for cricket for last session. He is  very happy as this is the second year running he has won the same award! He has also got into Herts District County Cricket and is now in the squad and just waiting to play a match for them. He has one more season with County Young Antlers before we find out if he’s actually in the  County Herts Cricket team as well. Well done, Freddie!

    Gymnastics

    Daisy in Year 5 and Zoë in Year 4 recently took part in a Stevenage Sports Acro and Tumbling competition against two other gymnastics clubs. Together with a friend from a different school, their trio acro routine won the gold medal! 

    They are pictured here recreating a stand from the routine.

    In their different categories for tumbling, Daisy won a bronze medal and Zoë won a gold medal. Congratulations to both of you for such brilliant performances! 

     

     

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  • Spring 2026 Achievements

    Published 07/01/26

    Gymnastics

    Congratulations to Daisy for winning the award for perseverance at her annual club gymnastics awards. Well done! 

    Gymnastics

    Tiana has been practising her back handspring at home for months. She persisted and achieved a 'Gymnast of the Week' recognition for her determination and independent back handspring in her gymnastics lesson. Well done, Tiana! 

    Brownies

    Lottie recently received the gold award in Brownies. This is the highest award that a Brownie can get!

    She did a great job with her presentation about dolls, a doll for each generation of our family for 100 years! She then taught the other brownies how to make puppets.

    Gymnastics

    At the Marriots Club Championships, Daisy won 2 Gold ribbons, 1 Bronze ribbon and a Bronze medal. Well done, Daisy!

    Swimming

    Congratulations to Adam in Year 6 for passing his Swim England Stage 5 level and moving onto Stage 6 dark blue hat group. Well done, Adam!

    Gymnastics

    Congratulations to Zoë in Year 4 on achieving her Level 4 Silver gymnastics award at Marriotts Gymnastics Club. Well done Zoë!

     

     

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  • Autumn 2025

    Published 15/09/25

    Cricket

    Freddie plays village cricket for Reed and he has been put forward to do trials for county Cricket- young Antlers. He is doing amazing and trials have started so we will know in the summer if he has managed to get a place in the Herts County cricket team. Freddie has also been put forward for the Herts District Cricket team and he has 2 trials in November to see if he gets a place in the District team. Watch this space - Freddie's dream is to become a pro cricket player like Freddie Flintoff. Well done Freddie. We look forward to hearing how you get on!

    Swimming

     A BIG well done to Jupiter who swam his first swim gala on Saturday.  He had 5 races and got 2 holds, 1 silver and a Bronze medal. Congratulations!

    September 2025

    Netball

    Scarlett plays netball for Hitchin Netball Club. The club recently hosted their first tournament and Scarlett’s team, Hitchin Crystals, came 3rd in the Year 6 category. Scarlett played a combination of WD and C. Well done, Scarlett!

    September 2025

    Swimming

    Congratulations to Aavya who moved to Stage 5 in her swimming lessons.

    September 2025

     

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  • July 2025

    Published 09/07/25

    Daisy in Year 4 competed in her first Triathlon in Hitchin and came in the top ten! Well done! 

    Adam in Year 5 has passed his Swim England Stage 4 and now moves onto Stage 5 light blue hat group. Well done, Adam!

    Annabel, Fiorella and Elizabeth took part in their first triathlon in Hitchin (100m swim, 2km cycle and 1km run). They had a lot of fun supporting each other, and were very proud to collect their medals at the finish.

    Elizabeth was also delighted to win in her age category.

    Zoë in Year 3 has received three gymnastics medals in a week! She achieved a Gold Medal in Level 3 gymnastics at Marriotts. On Saturday, she took part in her first ever gymnastics competition, performing in five events: beam, asymmetric bars, trampette, stacked mats and floor. She competed against 65 other children aged 7 to 9, and came second to take the silver medal! Here she is pictured with her medals (including a third one for being selected to compete). Well done and congratulations, Zoë!

    On Sunday 13th July, Archie graded for his black belt for Qi Kwando martial arts. Congratulations Archie!

     

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  • June 2025

    Published 04/06/25

    Freddie won 2 football tournaments he participated in during half term! Freddie is absolutely loving his football & making memories.

    Well done Freddie. 

    Daisy won a silver medal for tumble at her friendly SSAC competition. Congratulations, Daisy!

    Annabel took part in her first distance competition this weekend and swam an impressive 3,000m in less than 2 hours. This was her first one and we had no idea she could swim that far!

    Savannah performed in a show recently in front of about 300 people at Millfield Theatre.  Well done, Savannah. That is an amazing achievement! 

    Daisy has passed her level 7 at swimming! Well done, Daisy! 

    Well done to Oakley who got his yellow belt in karate and got the fighting spirit award on grading day.

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