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Miss Davies: April 2016
Hello Everyone!
A HUGE well done and congratulations to all 21 children from Base 2 (Year 1 and Year 2) who played in the after school football event this evening! You certainly worked well as a team and proved that 'teamwork makes the dream work!' Miss Phillips and I are very proud of all of you who took part, you all gave it your best and played well. Despite the weather turning miserable, you all said you had a fabulous time and enjoyed the matches!
Thank you to all children and of course to parents and family members for coming out and supporting. It is wonderful to see children engaged in a team event, having a go and having fun!
Another big thank you to Audlem St James Primary School for joining us and we look forward to future sporting events with them (hopefully with some sun).
Enjoy the rest of the evening,
Miss Davies
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