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Sports Academy Guide2014/15

Welcome

Sports Academy Staff

Staff in charge

UCC PE Motto

Sports Council

Melton & Rutland Varsity Cup

County and Regional Success

Individual Sporting Success

Sports Trips

Autumn Term Extra Curricular Clubs

Autumn Term Extra Curricular Clubs

Melton and Rutland Varsity Cup Sports Fixtures 2014/15

Equestrian Club

Don Bosco

Sports Leaders

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Cross Country

Outdoor Learning

Rutland Sport School Awards

Dance Show/Spotlight on Dance

Community Sport

Sporting Fun Holiday Clubs

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The aim of the Sports Academy is

to help educate and inspire the next

generation of sportspeople to live

healthy and active lifestyles. We offer

an exciting, varied, fun and challenging

PE curriculum and are passionate about

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desire to succeed, as well as offering

opportunities for all, which enable

students to develop a lifelong passion

for sport. During the last academic

year we played a staggering 249

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competing and winning at local, county

and regional levels.

In the past two years students have

achieved the best results for academic

PE in the history of the College. In 2013

GCSE PE students achieved 96% A*-C

grades with students taking the BTEC

First Award in Sport achieving a 100%

pass rate. We also deliver a range of

leadership awards which encourage

students to develop a variety of key

skills, as well as gaining a recognised

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have the best possible opportunities

in a variety of sports, recreational and

physical activities during their time at

the college.

This brochure highlights many of the

exciting opportunities available to you

this year, so please take the time to

familiarise yourself with all of the teams,

clubs and activities on offer. More

activities will be added throughout the

year so please check the weekly and

daily notice boards and get involved!

I wish everyone a successful, fun and

rewarding sporting year.

Mr BourneDirector of Academy Sport

Welcome

03Uppingham Community College

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Staff Member:

Mr Bourne

Mr Lewin

Teaching Staff:

Mrs Berridge

Miss Craven

Miss Hodgson

Mr Logan

Mr Morrison

Coaching Staff:

Mr Bassett

Mr Berridge

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Mr Mulholland

Miss Gallagher

Mr Sharpe

Mr Smalley

Mr Steele

Mrs Thomas

Mr Wilson

Director of Academy Sport

[email protected]

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[email protected]

Position:

Physical Education Teacher



Physical Education Teacher/BTEC Co-ordinator

Physical Education Trainee Teacher

Self Defence / Karate Coach

Cricket / Football Coach

Netball Coach

Mini Soccer Academy Coaches

Mini Soccer Academy Coaches

Fencing Coach

Teaching Assistant /Sports Coach

Rugby Coach

Climbing / Outdoor Learning Instructor

Badminton / Tennis Coach

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05Club:

Archery

Athletics

Badminton

Basketball

Climbing

Cricket (Hard Ball)

Cricket (Indoor)

Cross Country

Cycling

Dodgeball

Equestrian

Fencing

Football

Futsal

Judo

Girls Football

Golf

Handball

Hockey

Netball

Rounders

Rowing

Rugby

Table Tennis

Tennis

Trampolining

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Skiing

Squash

Swimming

Volleyball

Staff Memeber in Charge:

Mr Bourne

Miss Craven / Mr Logan

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Mr Logan

Mrs Thomas

Mr Lewin

Mr Lewin

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Mr Bourne

Mr Lewin

Mr Sharpe

Mr Logan

Mr Lewin

Mr Bourne

Miss Hodgson

Mr Lewin

Mr Logan

Miss Hodgson

Miss Craven

Miss Hodgson

Mr Bourne

Mr Bourne

Mr Bourne

Mr Bourne

Miss Craven

Mr Lewin

Mr Lewin

Mr Lewin

Mrs Berridge

Miss Hodgson

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TO BE BETTER THAN BEFORE

Decision Making Skills:

Physical Skills

Body Development:

Strength and Stamina

Speed

A Healthy Diet

Flexibility

The affect of exercise on the body

systems

Tactics and Strategies

Exercise and Healthy Habits

Body Composition

Performance and Competition

Personal Thinking and Learning Skills

Respect

Teamwork

Co-operation

Sporting Behaviour

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Agility

Control

Balance

Movement Skills

Co-ordination

Attitudes to PE:

Physical Skills:

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Thinking Skills

Sports Council

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This year sees the second year of our Student Sports Council for the College. Each

year group has a Boys and Girls Sports Captain who will sit on the council and help

develop the sports programme for the coming year.

Captains for each College team have also been

selected, the full list of these can be found on

the noticeboards for each year group in the PE

department. Year 7 captains will be selected during

the Autumn term.

All of these Sports Captains play a vital role in

coordinating and organising the College’s teams

throughout the year.

This year’s Captains are listed below:

Year 7 Boys Captain

Year 7 Girls Captain

Year 8 Boys Captain


Year 9 Boys Captain


Year 10 Boys Captain


Year 11 Boys Captain


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Caitriona Deely

Tom McFarlane

Alero Ogbe

Will Underwood

Tala Martelli


08Melton & Rutland Varsity Cup2013/14 results

We want to congratulate all the students who

represented the College in 2013/14 and helped

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Schools Varsity Cup. The Varsity Cup sees the three

Rutland secondary schools compete with the three

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competitions across all year groups, throughout

the academic year. Each team gains points for their

school based on the league position for each sport

with the overall winners being the school with the

most points.

Congratulations to all the teams and

individuals that competed for the college

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towards our overall varsity position so

thank you to all the players and coaches

for their time and efforts.

The UCC teams that won their leagues

this year were:

Key Stage 4

Key Stage 4

Key Stage 4

Key Stage 4

Year 7 Boys

Year 7 Boys

Year 8 Boys

Year 9 Boys

Year 9 Boys

Year 10 Girls

Year 10 Boys

Year 10 Girls

Year 11 Boys

Year 11 Girls

Year 11 Boys

Under 13 Boys

Under 15 Girls

Under 16 Boys

Boys Badminton

Dodgeball

Girls Football

Handball

Rugby

Outdoor Cricket

Outdoor Cricket

Outdoor Cricket

Football

Netball

Rugby

Rounders

Rugby

Netball

Futsal

Indoor Cricket

Volleyball

Table Tennis

County and Regional Success

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This year has seen record number of UCC individuals and teams

qualifying for County and Regional Finals.

Georgina Wilson

Katie Preston and Charlotte Clarke

Year 7 Girls

Leicestershire & Rutland Key Stage 3

Under 16 Girls Netball

Under 15 Girls Netball

Under 15 Girls Volleyball Team

Under 13 and Under 16 Boys

Under 16 Girls

Under 14 and Under 16

Under 15 Boys Rugby

Under 16 Rowing Team

County Long Jump Bronze Medallist

County 4 x 100m Relay Bronze Medallists

Cross Country Relay County Champions

Super Six Golf Winners (photo above left)

Competed in the East Midlands Regional

Competition

Team won the Uppingham School

Invitational B Tournament

Won the Leicestershire and Rutland

School Games Finals

County Badminton Finalists (photo above right)

County Badminton Finalists

Rutland Rowing Champions

County Plate Winners

Bronze medallists at the Leicestershire &

Rutland School Games (photo above middle)


As well as all this success within our School Sports Teams many of our students also

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of students who have achieved county, regional, national and even international

success over the past 12 months.

Archie Hubbard

Daniel Bennett

Elliott Crocker

Ema Garcia

Frankie Philpott

James Clarke

Harry Kendall

Jess Homer

Joel Holzer

Josh Ford

Millie Martelli

Sam McAvoy

Teddy Wilson

Toby Williams

Will Matthews

County Cricket for Leicestershire

Highest ranked 15 year old in Great Britain

Judo rankings

Leicestershire County Hockey

Leicester City Girl’s Centre of Excellence

Member of British Ski & Snowboard Team


U14 Corby Backstroke Swimming Champion

World Irish Dancing Championships

Player’s-Player and Manager’s-Player of the year

for Coventry City Academy


County Netball


Competing and currently second in the British

Junior Karting Championships

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Individual Sporting Success

Sports Trips11

Leicester Tigers Rugby Trip

Date: Saturday 15th November v Saracens

At Welford Road, Leicester

We have been offered a number of tickets for

the upcoming match with Saracens in the Aviva

Premiership. We are looking to run a College

trip which will include transport and admission

to the game. The cost of the trip is £12 and

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to return forms and payment.

Leicester City Football Trip

Date: TBC

At King Power Stadium, Leicester

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annual trip across to the King Power Stadium.

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BBL Cup Final Trip

Date: Sunday 11th January

At National Indoor Arena, Birmingham

As part of our continued basketball

development at UCC, we have linked with the

British Basketball League to secure tickets

for the BBL Cup Final which is basketball’s

equivalent to the FA Cup. The cost of the trip is

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students to return forms and payment.

Full details of these Sports Trips will be announced in daily and weekly notices

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regarding these trips.

Nottingham Panthers Ice Hockey Trip

Date: TBC

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hockey trip with 48 students travelling to watch

the Nottingham Panthers Ice Hockey team. The

trip included 2 hours ice skating on the ice rink,

a visit to the merchandise shop and the chance

to see a top division ice hockey game. We are

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12Autumn Term Extra-Curricular Clubs

The College runs an extensive extra-curricular sports programme

during lunchtimes and after school.

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calendar and focus within PE lessons.

Clubs that are run by the PE department staff are offered free

of charge.

Clubs that require the use of external coaches or facilities are

charged to cover these costs.

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1 and Autumn 2 Terms.

To sign up for any of these clubs students must collect a registration

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of term.

Places are limited for many of the these activities and are allocated

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All payments are taken via our Wisepay

service which is located in the Parent

Links section of the College website:

www.uppinghamcollege.org

All queries regarding our extra-curricular

programme should be sent to Mr Lewin:

[email protected]


Monday –

Mrs Thomas

Climbing Club

Monday –

R2R Tennis

Tennis Club

Monday –

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Miss Craven

Badminton Club

Wednesday –

Mr Lewin

Squash Club

Thursday –

Mr Lewin

Table Tennis Club

Thursday –

Mrs Bell

Hip Hop & Dance

Friday –

Mr Sharpe

Fencing Club

Friday –

Miss Craven/Miss

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Friday –

Mr Logan

Football Club

Friday – Premier Sports

Archery / Dodgeball

/ Handball Taster

Sessions

UCC Sports Hall

UCC Tennis Courts

Whitwell Water Sports

Centre

UCC Sports Hall

Uppingham School

Sports Centre

UCC Sports Hall

UCC Drama Studio /

Dining Hall

UCC Drama Studio

UCC Netball Courts

UCC Astro Turf

UCC Sports Hall

3.00 pm- 4.30-pm

3.00pm – 4.00pm

3.00pm – 6.00pm

12.55pm- 1.35pm

3.15pm – 4.15pm

12.55pm- 1.35pm

3.45pm - 4.45pm

2.00pm – 3.30pm

2.00pm – 3.30pm

2.00pm – 3.00pm

2.00pm – 3.30pm

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Day Times Venue DatesCost

Term Beginning

25 - Aug

01 - Sep 1

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08 - Sep 2

2

15 - Sep 3

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Rutland Half Term

U15 Vollyball

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Basketball

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Basketball

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Football

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Netball

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Netball

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Basketball

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06 - Oct 6

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20 - Oct

27 - Oct

03 - Nov

10 - Nov

17 - Nov

24 - Nov

01 - Dec

08 - Dec

15 - Dec

Week

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Equestrian Club

Last year the College rejoined the National Schools Equestrian Association (NSEA)

after restarting its Equestrian Club after a break of a few years. We are looking to enter

teams into the NSEA competition next year. A full list of these can be found at:

www.nsea.org.uk/competition-information/competition-dates

Any students who would like to be involved in the Equestrian Club

this year please contact Mr Lewin: [email protected]

Potential events in the Autumn Term include:

27th September – The College of West Anglia (Cambridge)

15th November - Arena UK (Grantham)

29th November - The College of West Anglia (Cambridge)

Don Bosco Sporting Exchange

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Letters will be coming out in the Autumn Term with full dates and details of this years

trip so please contact Mr Lewin if you are keen to be involved this year.

Next Easter students and staff from Uppingham Community College will be visiting

Haacht, Belgium for the staging of the 42nd Sporting Exchange trip between the

two colleges.

The exchange programme is believed to be one of the longest running in the world and

over the years has involved an estimated 9,000 students from the two Colleges.

The exchange came about by chance after former Head of PE Tony Wilks took a

football team from the college on a tour back in 1971. During this tour he met up

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later in 1972.

The colleges host the exchange on alternate years and this year Don Bosco brought

114 students across to Uppingham for the competition. These students were a

mixture from Years 7-11, as well as including 6th Formers who competed and a

further 10 members of staff who accompanied the group.

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day followed by either an evening activity such as ice skating or time with the host

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presentation of the awards and trophy to the winning college.

Don Bosco ran out winners in 2014 so the College looks forward to travelling to Don

Bosco in 2015 and winning the Trophy back as the exchange program pushes towards

its 50th year!


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Sports Leaders

In Year 10 students are given the opportunity

to complete the Level 1 Sports Leadership

Award during their core PE lessons. The course

is assessed over 30 hours with the emphasis

on learning through practical activities. The

course enables students to develop a wide

range of key skills such as; planning activities,

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as regularly delivering sports sessions to others.

Students are given the opportunity to develop

their skills during extra-curricular clubs, sports

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heavily involved in running the college sports

day. Students who complete the course will then

be given the opportunity to apply for the Level

2 Award in Community Sports Leadership at a

post-16 centre. Further details are available on

the Sports Leaders UK website:

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The College is also working with National

Governing Bodies to promote additional

Sports Leadership programmes and develop

the volunteering legacy of last year’s Olympic

Games. Last year we ran a selection of

courses including Football Leaders, Tennis

Leaders, Cricket Leaders and Cycling Leaders

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opportunity to develop key skills in terms

of sports organisation, administration and

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roles within their teams and clubs, both within

the College and also locally. Students do not

have to be on the Sports Leaders course to

access these additional opportunities; they are

open to all students in Years 9-11.

Sports Leaders also assist with the Rutland

Primary Schools Sports programme and play a

vital role in delivering some of the key festivals

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this year is the Junior Football Leaders Course.

This will be running on Saturday 4th October

between 10am-4pm at the College. The Course

is available to Year 9, 10 and 11 students. See

Mr Lewin for full details. Pictures are last years

Football Leaders during their course with Tutor

John Heathcote.


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GCSE PE

At UCC students study the AQA GCSE PE Full

Course over Years 10 and 11. The course is

divided into practical and theoretical sections

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the acquisition and performance of skills in four

sports from the following areas:

Games Activities

Gymnastic Activities

Dance Activities

Athletic Activities

Outdoor and Adventurous

Activities (including Swimming)

Fitness and Health Activities

Students have to choose four sports from at

least two of the six areas as well as completing

a Controlled Assessment which is based on

students evaluating their performance and

developing an action plan. The remaining 40%

of the course is assessed in an 90 minute exam.

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where learners develop knowledge and

understanding by applying their learning

and skills in a work-related context. They are

becoming increasingly popular and effective

as they engage and encourage learners to take

responsibility for their own learning and to

develop skills that are essential for the modern

day workplace. These skills include: being

effective in a team, working from a prescribed

brief, meeting deadlines, presenting information

effectively and completing administrative tasks

and processes. BTECs motivate learners, and

provides a platform for progression into further

study and responsibility within the workplace.

Units of work include: The Mind and Sports

Performance, Practical Sports Performance,

Fitness for Sports and Exercise and Anatomy

and Physiology. These units are delivered

through lessons consisting of both theoretical

and practical material. Students are assessed

through written coursework/assignments and

online exams. Of the four units students cover,

two will be assessed through assignment/

coursework and the other two will be assessed

by method of on-screen tests. In total, there will

be six assignments and two exams over the two

year course.

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teams for the following races. If you would like to be part of the UCC Cross Country Team this year

please see Mr Lewin for full details.

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Pictured:Georgina Wilson, Alice Freeman and Scarlett Wilson who won the Year 7 Cross Country Relay Championship at last year’s event.

League race 1 - 13th September, Brookvale High School/Groby

Community College

League race 2 - 27th September, Rutland Water (Sykes Lane site)

County Schools Relays - 11th October, Thomas Estley CC

League race 3 - 15th November, Lutterworth College & High School

League race 4 - 6th December, Melton Mowbray, Venue TBC

League race 5 - 17th January, Robert Smyth Academy, Market Harborough

County Schools Championships - 31st January, Ratcliffe College


Outdoor Learning

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Mrs Thomas runs an extensive programme of Outdoor Learning

activities throughout the year which provide students with the

opportunity to enjoy learning in a different environment, as well as

gain new skills. A variety of activities are offered for students in all year

groups. Students from Year 9 and upward are offered the chance to

undertake the Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award as part of the outdoor

learning programme.

An outline of what is offered is indicated below:

During the Autumn Term Year 10 students can opt for an after

school enrichment programme.

Duke of Edinburgh Award sessions after school on Tuesdays 3.35-

4.35pm. Students will be working towards their Bronze or Silver

Awards during these sessions. The Bronze level can be completed

within 6 months, depending on the student’s birthday.

Curriculum time enrichment sessions for Years 7 and 8 students.

Students will get the opportunity to explore the outdoor

environment and undertake different challenges.

For more information about any of these opportunities, please

contact Mrs Thomas: [email protected]


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Rutland Schools Sports Awards

At this years Rutland Schools

Sports Awards, Uppingham

Community College nominated

a number of its students and

teams for the awards below.

Congratulations to our Year 10

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Fay Wilkins who went on to win

their categories.

Team of the Year

Year 8 Cricket

Year 7 Rugby

Year 10 Girls (Winner)

Contribution to School Sport through

Leadership

Fay Wilkins (Winner)

Key Stage 3 Nominations

Talented Girl - Ema Garcia

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Critchley (Winner)

Commitment Girl – Jessica Brambini

Achievement Boy – Archie Hubbard

Achievement Girl – Georgina Wilson,

Alice Freeman

Key Stage 4

Commitment Girl – Katie Preston

Achievement Girl – Charlotte Clarke

Dance Show / Spotlight

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performances were adapted from the Spotlight showcase earlier in March

and other performances were developed through practice, hardwork and

time dedication.

The evening was a huge success displaying a total of 16 acts, a total of 38

performers from all school years, boys and girls. There were a range of

different dance styles on show, including Street, Pop and Ballet.

We are looking forwards to next year’s Evening of Dance and we welcome

any student who wants to take part in the show, or participate in any of the

workshops, enrichments and other dance opportunities.

Keep listening out for information or news regarding dance in the notices and

look to get involved.

Please contact Miss Hodgson if you would like to be involved in next years

event: [email protected]

25Community Youth Sport atUppingham Community College

Saturday

Mini Soccer

Kids Football

Coaching

9.00am - 12.00pm

4 - 9 years

£4 per session

Mr Mulholland

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hotmail.com

Friday

Friday Night Futsal

Club

5 a side Futsal Club

6.00pm - 8.00pm

16 years and over

£2 per session

Mr Lewin

Lewin_R@ucc.

rutland.sch.uk

Wednesday

Junior Badminton

Club

Badminton Coaching

6.00pm - 7.30pm

11 - 18 years

£2 per session

Mr Lewin

Lewin_R@ucc.

rutland.sch.uk

Monday

Fiesta de Futbol

Kids Spanish Football

Coaching

6.30pm - 7.30pm

6-11 years

£4 per session

Mr Mulholland

johnmulholland79@

hotmail.com

Name

Activity

Times

Age

Group

Price

Contact


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Sporting Fun Holiday Clubs

In the school holidays the college runs a programme of sports activities for

children of primary school age. There are three different camps that run

regularly.

All camps take place onsite using the

college’s sports facilities.

For more information on future camps

please contact Mr Lewin:

[email protected]

Sporting Fun Camps

Sporting Fun Racket Camps

Fiesta de Futbol

Multi-Sports Activity for 5-11 Year olds.

Badminton and Tennis Coaching Camps for 5-14 Year olds.

Spanish Football Camps for 6-11 Year olds.

October Half Term 2014

Week 1

Sporting Fun Multi - Sports CampsSporting Fun Rackets Camp

Week 2

Sporting Fun Multi-Sports Camps

Monday 20th – Wednesday 22nd October (3 Days)Thursday 23rd – Friday 24th October (2 Days)

Monday 27th – Wednesday 29th October (3 Days)


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