Thank you to all those who attended the RSE (Relationship and Sex Education) Working Party Meeting yesterday. It was a great opportunity to share ideas and include parents in our ongoing conversation. A very positive experience from all involved.
If, however, you were unable to attend the meeting, please find attached the PowerPoint, with details of our approach towards RSE at St. John’s. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate in speaking to us.
Have a closer look at the Tea-towel available from the school. Huge thanks to our Parent’s Association for organising this lovely item (it will make a fabulous Christmas present for other family members!)
Click here to see the tea-towel.
A report of the recent Tag Rugby Festival for Year 5 and 6. Written by Josh Lodge in Year 6.
On Thursday 11th October, local schools from Hitchin, Letchworth and Baldock took part in a Tag Rugby Festival held at Letchworth Rugby Club. St. John’s entered three teams made up of students from Years 5 and 6.
There were smiling faces everywhere as the teams got stuck in with tries being scored left, right and centre. It was a non-competitive tournament but everyone had someone to beat. The weather was beautiful with the sun out and skies clear. Everyone really enjoyed themselves. Teachers, parents and children were all smiling from start to finish. A big thank you to Mr Baker, Miss Bailes and Mr Wilson for managing the three teams.
A report of the recent local Football Tournament. Written by Toby Hales in Year 6.
Matchday Report
On Thursday 4th October 2018, local schools from Letchworth and Baldock participated in a Football Tournament held at St. Christopher’s School. We started really well against Sandon drawing 1 – 1, thanks to a goal from Aidan.
Our confidence grew as the tournament went on, with a stunning victory over St. Christopher 3 – 0. Aidan picked up two more with Blue getting the other.
St. John’s moved from strength to strength with a 4 – 0 victory over St. Nicholas. Once again Aidan was on the scoresheet with two, with Blue matching him.
Game Four saw St. John’s come up against a tough team in the Lordship School. After a tight game, Blue stole a winner with yet another clean sheet thanks to Henry and Kian.
The final group game was against a very good St. Mary’s team. Despite our best efforts, St Mary’s snuck through with a 1 – 0 win. St Mary’s went on to win the Tournament.
St. John’s had a 5th place playoff against the mighty Hartsfield. Fortunately, St. John’s triumphed 1 – 0 with Blue scoring the match winning goal.
It was a great start to the season and a real team performance from all the boys. A special mention to Ollie Jardine who created a number of goals and the great work by Henry in defence and Kian in goal.
A big thank you goes to our coach, Mr Baynham, for preparing our team so well.