Last week the Girl’s football team took part in the Jill Scott Cup Finals held at the Beacon of Light. After progressing from the semi-final stage, involving 28 teams, the girls took their place as part of 8 teams competing in the finals. As ever, we are extremely proud of their achievement. They played extremely well across the three games, with a 0-0 draw
Everyone at Southwick Community School is so proud of Olivia, who despite only being in Year 5 has established herself as first choice goalkeeper for the Sunderland Girls’ team. On Tuesday evening, she kept goal for a tournament at the Walker Riverside Academy – keeping two clean sheets as the girls won their two games 1-0 and 2-0 respectively. Olivia was confident and calm,
Southwick girls’ football team had a night to be proud of this evening as we came away with two wins from four games. Once again, the attitude and team spirit was absolutely marvellous and an absolute pleasure to watch. Every single player put in a fantastic performance and grew in confidence as each game went on. Beginning with a tough 0-0 draw against Hill
In art, class 14 have been looking at the styles and techniques of the Pitmen Painters. Please go to the year 6 page on our website to see a selection of our children’s fantastic paintings in the style of Norman Cornish.
This Tuesday saw the last fixture of the 2017/18 season, a crunch game against Hastings Hill for a place in the playoffs. At half time we went in a goal down, with Hastings Hill enjoying the majority of the play. Only some heroic defending and goalkeeping by Chris Samuel was keeping the score down. The second half was a completely different story, with great
The Year 4 football team went to Howletch Lane Primary in Peterlee to take part in the County Cup semi-finals this week, playing against three strong sides to compete for a place in the final.
