St Matthews proudly took part in a recent netball competition with two enthusiastic teams representing Years 3/4 and Years 5/6. Both teams played with determination and spirit, finishing in 4th place in their respective categories.

Throughout the tournament, the players demonstrated outstanding sportsmanship and teamwork. Every child had the opportunity to play, with positions rotated and substitutions made by the children to ensure everyone was involved and supported. This inclusive approach not only helped build confidence but also allowed players to experience different roles on the court.

The school is incredibly proud of how both teams represented St Matthews — not just in their performance, but in their attitude, encouragement of one another, and love for the game.

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Well done to all involved!

  Children from across the area came together to take part in an exciting Quad Kids athletics event, showcasing their energy, determination, and team spirit. The event featured four challenging activities: a 400m run, a 60m sprint, a howler t

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Ten enthusiastic children from our school had the fantastic opportunity to attend the Hampshire School Games—a celebration of activity, inclusivity, and learning. The event was a vibrant showcase of alternative physical activities designed to engage and inspire.

Throughout the day, our pupils threw themselves into five exciting challenges: circus skills, slack-lining, mental health games, boccia, and curling. Each activity not only sparked joy but also fostered teamwork, resilience, and new skills that extended far beyond the field of play.

Whether balancing on a slackline or diving into mindful tasks, the children gave it their all and represented our school with pride and positivity. Their enthusiasm was infectious, their sportsmanship commendable, and their sense of fun—absolutely unbeatable.

A big thank you to the Hampshire School Games organisers for hosting such an enriching and inclusive event. We couldn’t be prouder of our young athletes! If you would like to see the photos click here.

 

Children from Year R, Year 1, and Year 2 had an exciting and energetic afternoon as they took part in a fantastic multiskills event filled with fun and friendly competition. The event featured a variety of challenges designed to test and develop their throwing, catching, running, and jumping skills.

From the moment they arrived, the children showed incredible enthusiasm and determination. They tackled each activity with big smiles and boundless energy, eager to give their best. Whether it was sprinting across the track, leaping into the air, or aiming for the target, every child gave it their all.

What stood out most was their brilliant attitude. They listened carefully to instructions, supported one another, and represented the school with pride and excellent behaviour. In fact, they were having so much fun, many didn’t want the event to end!

A huge well done to all the children who took part—you were amazing ambassadors for your school, and we’re all very proud of you! If you would like to see photos click here.

The girls of St. Matthew’s made their school proud at this week’s inter-school football tournament, showing not only skill on the pitch but also leadership and teamwork off it. Two teams represented the school—St. Matthew’s Green and St. Matthew’s Purple—and both delivered outstanding performances.

St. Matthew’s Green fought hard throughout the tournament and secured 2nd place in the Plate Competition, demonstrating resilience and determination in every match. Meanwhile, St. Matthew’s Purple triumphed in the Cup Competition, taking home the top prize after a series of impressive wins.

What made the day even more special was the way the girls ran their own teams. From making substitutions to managing tactics, they took full responsibility for giving everyone a chance to play and contribute. Their commitment to fairness, inclusion, and teamwork was truly inspiring.

The tournament was a celebration of sport, friendship, and empowerment—and St. Matthew’s girls led the way with pride.

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