The children at Wren’s Nest enjoy representing their school in numerous sporting events. They work hard to achieve their best and thoroughly enjoy taking part as well as contributing towards our Platinum Sports Award.
We are exceptionally proud to have taken delivery of our new sports jackets.
Our new jackets will be worn by our sports teams when our competing for Wren’s Nest – and won’t they look smart!
Today, the Year 5/6 netball team played against Netherton Primary School. This was our last game of the season.
The game started strong with Wren’s Nest ploughing into the lead, where Crystal scored 2 goals and Netherton scored 1 goal. In the second quarter, the game closed in on us when Netherton scored another goal. However, Wren’s Nest were not phased by this and went onto score another 3 goals. These goals were scored by Lola and Dylan. The luck continued for Wren’s Nest where Alex then went and scored another goal in the third quarter. Netherton then scored 2 goals. Going into the last quarter was extremely close where Netherton then went onto score 3 goals.
End result 6-7 to Netherton.
Year5/6 I am extremely proud of the netballers you have became and the continued sportsmanship you continue to show. Unfortunately, this was Crystal’s last league match with us here at Wren’s Nest, but we wish you good luck Crystal and we hope you continue to thrive at netball in High School.
On the 1st May, the netball team played against Netherbrook Primary. The team enjoyed playing one of their last matches of the netball league. It was a close game with Netherbrook winning 9-6. Although disappointed, the team congratulated their opponents and remained positive throughout.
In the first quarter, Netherbrook took the lead scoring 3 points overall. Crystal, however, was hot on their heels and scored Wren’s Nest their goal! Well done, Crystal! In the second quarter, Netherbrook scored two points but Marnie scored a goal for Wren’s Nest, closing the gap once again. In the third quarter, both teams scored with Netherbrook scoring 4 points and Wren’s Nest scoring 1 point. In the final quarter, both teams became very competitive and Iyanna scored 3 points for Wren’s Nest and Netherbook scored 1 point. It was an extremely enjoyable game of netball and both teams played well. Crystal was crowned ‘player of the match’ once again. End score 9-6 to Netherbrook.
Well done, Wren’s Nest, myself and Miss Dumper are very proud of you! Crystal – we hope you continue to play netball at high school!
Miss Whitehouse and Miss Dumper xx
Pupils from Wren’s Nest took part in the Dudley Gymnastics competition on Thursday 3rd April. There was a lot of jumping, cartwheeling and bending! Their performances were outstanding and they looked fabulous in their new leotards. Well done team!
12 of our Year 4, 5 and 6 children entered Dudley’s Cross Country Competition. It is a huge competition with over 400 pupils and 40 schools taking part.
It was a beautiful sunny day in March, we arrived at The Summerhill School to see 4 long fields stretched out in front of us. The Cross Country team’s job was to go around each of these fields 3 times to complete the 2.5km long course.
All our athletes ran really well and we are so very proud of them. Overall, our Wren’s Nest team came 20th out of 40. The girls came 10th and the boys came 25th. Well done team!
We want to share our heartfelt congratulations to our girls’ football team for their outstanding effort in the tournament at Dudley College! They demonstrated fantastic teamwork, skill, and sportsmanship throughout the event. It was an incredible experience and we are so proud of how they represented Wren’s Nest. Keep up the great work, ladies!
On the 13th March, Wrens Nest played against Christ Church. It was an extremely close match but our Wrens Nest grit and determination got us through and Wrens Nest won 3-2. We played four quarters and in the first quarter the score remained at 0-0 with both teams playing well and finding their feet. In the second quarter, we found our confidence and Crystal scored the first goal for Wrens Nest. This followed into the third quarter where Wrens Nest scored two goals and Christ Church scored two goals. We held our heads high and carried on. In the last quarter, we managed to defend and prevent any goals from the opposing team. Wrens Nest demonstrated high levels of sportsmanship all the way through the match and congratulated the other team for their efforts.
