A big well done to the Year 5/6 Handball team who took part in the Tower Hamlets Handball Competition today. Team B played well but were unfortunately knocked out in the group stages with two draws and two losses. Team A made it all the way through the knock out stages and onto the  semi finals resulting in a final game with the excellent Stepney Green Coats. A very close game but Virginia played with all they had and won the final.

Special mention to Soumia Yr 6 who really kept the games alive with not only her skills but her drive to win. Theo and I were so proud of how much determination you had today.
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​I have been to many competitions and felt  overwhelmed by Virginia's spirit and performance,but today I am utterly speechless.
Our Year 5/6 Girls Kwik-Cricket stormed all the way through their matches at the London Youth Games and finished in 3rd place taking home bronze medals.  Out of 6 matches, starting in the group stage all the way to the semi finals, they won 5. They worked as a team and performed with such drive and passion. 
Every single one of them brought something to the team and made it a day to remember. I am so proud that not only did we get asked to represent Tower Hamlets, we are now titled as the 3rd best Year 5/6 Girls Kwik- Cricket Team in LONDON!!!

The London Youth Games is Europe's largest youth sports festival.  It is now a season of events taking place over 9 months including both School and Community Competitions across 30 different sports. The competitions are part of the national School Games Programme.uding both School and Community Competitions across 30 different sports. The competitions are part of the national School Games Programme.

Words cannot explain how proud I am of all the girls who played today. I have seen amazing progression in you all and admire your teamwork. Well done for being the best you can be!