Breaking News . . . Kelvedon win netball vs Gosbecks

Our netball team won a league match against Gosbecks Primary school in Colchester yesterday! Further details to follow . . .

Year 5/6 Cross Country

It didn't rain or snow so we set off for the CBSSP cross country competition.

We took a team of 3 girls and 3 boys for both year groups so we had four races to support.  The course for all the competitors was 1200m long and took a route around the entire Rugby club ground.
Each race contained at least 60 - 70 children, which meant a great deal of competition, however we have spent a lot of time discussing long distance running and how important it is to run your own race and find your own pace.

As usual our children performed excellently and I am extremely proud of every one of them, not only while they were running but also in organising themselves and in their exemplary behaviour while out representing our school.

Many thanks for our continued parental support.  It is greatly appreciated by myself and the children.

Mrs Bull

CPSL Football League - North 1 v Kelvedon 4

Breaking News . . .
Our school football team competed in a closely fought match against North Primary School this afternoon. The final score was 4 v 1 to Kelvedon. Well done to all of the players.

CPSL Football - Kelvedon 9 v Monkwick 0

CPSL Football League - Kelvedon 9 v Monkwick 0

Our school football team got back to winning ways with a confident performance against Monkwick, resulting in a nine nil victory.

The team played extremely well in the first half, demonstrating quick one touch passing and also pacy counter attacking football. The second half we continued to battled and scored several more goals. Full match report to follow.

Well done everyone. Mr Faithfull

Man of the match - Luke Towler

Colchester United EFL Cup

The first tournament of 2018 saw our boys’ football team enter the EFL Kids Cup. Confidence levels were high after a 3-0 victory over Prettygate. The first game saw Kelvedon play St. Luke’s, which finished 0-0. Luckily, our striker Oliver Wood scored two stunning goals assisted by Harry Taylor, which ended up a dominant performance reaching high levels. However, a disappointing match against Friars Grove knocked confidence levels back down seeing a 1-0 defeat end our unbeaten streak. Lyons Hall were our fourth opponent which saw both teams go for glory. The match was settled with a 0-0 draw. Fordham were our next opposition. Once again, Oliver Wood was on form again scoring a magnificent two goals assisted by Luke Towler and Sammy Taylor, leading to a further victory. The final game of the tournament saw a strong Montgomery side strike within minutes putting them 1-0 up, however the boys never gave up and pushed on for an equaliser, which saw another great goal by Oliver Wood (who cannot stop scoring) tie the game up for a 1-1 draw. Sadly, Kelvedon finished third in the group and did not manage to qualify to the semi-final. We go again next time!

Written by Mr Ladlow, Ollie Wood and Harry Taylor.

Thank you to Mr Ladlow and Mr Walsh for taking the team to this tournament in my absence and supporting the players. Mr Faithfull

Breaking News - Prettygate 0 v Kelvedon 3

Breaking News - Kelvedon secured a three nil victory in our football league match vs Prettygate.

We played a football match against Prettygate and ended up winning 3-0. In the first half Ollie scored which put us up 1:0 even though we did not play very well. In the second half, we scored two fortunate goals but played much better. We played in a formation 2-3-1 with Charlie in goal, Adam and James in defence and Lewis, Harry and Sammy on the wing. Luke played through the middle and Ollie up front. Match report by Charlie and Lewis

Indoor Sportshall Athletics

A team of athletes from Year 5 and 6 set off this morning for Colchester University, who were hosting this years Indoor Athletic tournament.
This is one of my favourite events that we attend during the year.  It is well organised and gives the children an opportunity to look at athletics with a different view.  As we are all in a large sports hall everyone is also able to easily support each other in their individual events.
Competing visibly against 6 schools today, we have also been in competition with 6 schools who completed the same events last Wednesday.  Therefore at this stage we are unaware of our placing.

However that aside, the children were fantastic today and represented the school with pride and great spirit.  The new kit as always made us stand out and there was no doubting the children's keenness to do well.  We competed hard in the track events and proved successful in many of the track events so whatever the outcome a fantastic morning was had by all.

Well done to everyone who took part and many thanks to the parents who drove and supported.

Mrs Bull