One way we do this is through organised by Clare Hayes our leadership academy (Shirebrook Cluster SSCo). This students become part of from Y7. event boasted over 120 pupils from six primary schools in the The leadership academy is run by Shirebrook area. The event was Mr Marsh in PE and provides high also supported by 15 young quality, regular support and leaders from Shirebrook development for young leaders Academy, who were organised by and volunteers aged 11-19. Who Mr Marsh (PE teacher). are actively engaged in volunteering & leadership within The leaders set up eight their school and/or community, different activity stations around in order to develop and grow the sports shall which were; them as young people, as well as Boccia, Kurling, and ‘Domes leaders and volunteers. Dishes’, the Nest’, Agility ‘Rob Ladders, Relay Races, Skittles and One way in which our leaders Target Throw. Where possible, gain experience is through two leaders were based at a helping out with the annual station and they lead the groups primary events which we host through their activity. here at the Academy. Schools were greeted by exciting On Thursday 12th November the music and enthusiastic young Y9 leaders were given the leaders as they sat patiently for opportunity to lead our KS1 the start of the event. Once all inclusion festival- and what a schools arrived they were split great job they did!! into eight equal groups and based Claire Hayes, part of the School at a station. The groups spent sports partnership based at seven minutes on each station before moving on to the next one. Shirebrook Academy gave us this report: Everyone had a chance to experience all of the activities, Thursday 12th November “On and it certainly looked like they 2015, Shirebrook Academy hosted were enjoying themselves whilst a Shirebrook Cluster KS1 Sports listening to It Go’ from the ‘Let Inclusion Festival which was film Frozen!
One way we do this is through our leadership academy students become part of from Y7. The leadership academy is run by Mr Marsh in PE and provides high quality, regular support and development for young leaders and volunteers aged 11-19. Who are actively engaged in volunteering & leadership within their school and/or community, in order to develop and grow them as young people, as well as leaders and volunteers. One way in which our leaders gain experience is through helping out with the annual primary events which we host here at the Academy. On Thursday 12th November the Y9 leaders were given the opportunity to lead our KS1 inclusion festival- and what a great job they did!! Claire Hayes, part of the School sports partnership based at Shirebrook Academy gave us this report: “On Thursday 12th November 2015, Shirebrook Academy hosted a Shirebrook Cluster KS1 Sports Inclusion Festival which was organised by Clare Hayes (Shirebrook Cluster SSCo). This event boasted over 120 pupils from six primary schools in the Shirebrook area. The event was also supported by 15 young leaders from Shirebrook Academy, who were organised by Mr Marsh (PE teacher). The leaders set up eight different activity stations around the sports shall which were; Boccia, Kurling, ‘Domes and Dishes’, ‘Rob the Nest’, Agility Ladders, Relay Races, Skittles and Target Throw. Where possible, two leaders were based at a station and they lead the groups through their activity. Schools were greeted by exciting music and enthusiastic young leaders as they sat patiently for the start of the event. Once all schools arrived they were split into eight equal groups and based at a station. The groups spent seven minutes on each station before moving on to the next one. Everyone had a chance to experience all of the activities, and it certainly looked like they were enjoying themselves whilst listening to ‘Let It Go’ from the film Frozen!
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