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HOCKEY REPORT 27/02/26
The SIJS Seagulls and SIJS Smurfs proudly represented our school at the Cornwall Tournament, entering two 7-a-side teams made up of 14 girls in total. They competed against eight other teams from across Cornwall in what proved to be a fantastic day of hockey.
Despite persistent rain throughout the tournament, the girls showed incredible resilience and determination. The weather certainly did not dampen their spirits — there were smiles all around, wonderful encouragement from the sidelines, and a real sense of team unity. Both teams played with enthusiasm, supported one another brilliantly, and demonstrated excellent sportsmanship.
The SIJS Smurfs had an outstanding tournament, finishing an impressive 3rd overall, missing out on second place by just two points. This was a superb achievement in such a competitive field. The Seagulls also performed brilliantly, showing great teamwork and improving with every game they played.
Mrs Everitt and Miss Hart were incredibly proud of every single player. The girls were all amazing and represented the school beautifully. It was a thoroughly enjoyable day filled with fun, teamwork and fantastic team spirit.
The SIJS Seagulls and SIJS Smurfs proudly represented our school at the Cornwall Tournament, entering two 7-a-side teams made up of 14 girls in total. They competed against eight other teams from across Cornwall in what proved to be a fantastic day of hockey.
Despite persistent rain throughout the tournament, the girls showed incredible resilience and determination. The weather certainly did not dampen their spirits — there were smiles all around, wonderful encouragement from the sidelines, and a real sense of team unity. Both teams played with enthusiasm, supported one another brilliantly, and demonstrated excellent sportsmanship.
The SIJS Smurfs had an outstanding tournament, finishing an impressive 3rd overall, missing out on second place by just two points. This was a superb achievement in such a competitive field. The Seagulls also performed brilliantly, showing great teamwork and improving with every game they played.
Mrs Everitt and Miss Hart were incredibly proud of every single player. The girls were all amazing and represented the school beautifully. It was a thoroughly enjoyable day filled with fun, teamwork and fantastic team spirit.
SIJS Newsletter 27/02/26
It has certainly been another busy and productive week at SIJS!
As part of the Big Walk and Wheel challenge, Dr Bike will be in school on Tuesday 17th March fixing bikes, scooters and skateboards. Please bring your wheels to the bike shed for Dr Bike to check!
Congratulations to our Development Swimmer of the month.... Aria Tyrrell!!
Aria has been working so hard on perfecting her breaststroke and it shows. Keep going Aria, Academy is in sight.
Aria has been working so hard on perfecting her breaststroke and it shows. Keep going Aria, Academy is in sight.
Congratulations to our 10 cross country runners, who put themselves in the stretch zone on Wednesday to compete in a very competitive race at Hayle school.
It was a tough course but our athletes stood out for their ability to pace themselves and show determination in the final uphill stretch! What an achievement for all our runners - especially the Year 3s running in a Year 4 race! SIJS are super proud of you!!
It was a tough course but our athletes stood out for their ability to pace themselves and show determination in the final uphill stretch! What an achievement for all our runners - especially the Year 3s running in a Year 4 race! SIJS are super proud of you!!
