Youth Sport

The Havering school have achieved success in London and Essex and are now targeting glory on the National front

The latest news from Coopers’ Company & Coborn School

Marshalls Park Academy pupils served up gold and silver medals for Havering at the London Youth Games volleyball competition.

Newtons Primary School pupils won gold for Havering at the first-ever London Youth Games seated volleyball competition.

Marshalls Park Academy’s year nine boys will play at the Lycamobile Cup finals at London Stadium in May after a fine qualifying campaign.

Marshalls Park Academy’s under-15 girls missed out on a place in the regional round of the National Schools’ Volleyball Championships.

Shenfield High School’s under-12 boys stormed into the next round of the National Cup with a resounding win over Barking Abbey.

Havering Sports Council have issued a last call for nominations for the borough’s annual sports awards.

Shenfield High School’s under-12 boys booked a place in the last 32 of the ESFA National Cup with a win over Slough’s Westgate School this week.

Great Britain and England hockey international Emily Defroand fulfilled a lifetime ambition at former school Coopers Coborn at their annual sports presentation evening, writes Lee Power.

Sacred Heart under-16s were crowned Essex netball champions after a dominant display at the county finals of the National Schools’ Championships.

St Martin’s pupils were jumping for joy after success at the East Region Schools’ Trampolining competition in Hatfield.

Coopers Coborn’s intermediate girls were crowned champions at the National Cross-Country Cup finals on an amazing day at Woodbridge School.

Coopers Coborn’s under-14 boys and under-16 girls impressed at the South East regional finals of the Team Tennis competition after winning the Essex round and several knockout matches.

Coopers pupils made a splash at the National finals of the Secondary Schools’ Relays at the London Aquatic Centre.

Students from St Martin’s School in Hutton were celebrating after reaching the regional finals of the English School’s Cross-Country Cup.

Ensuring PE lessons are fun and engaging is a key way of ensuring girls get the most out of sport during school and develop passions that will continue beyond.

Coopers Coborn’s under-15 boys booked a place in the next round of the Essex Cup with success over Becket Keys.

Marshalls Park Academy’s year eight boys booked a place in the next round of the National Cup with an exciting 4-3 win over Dulwich school Harris.

Marshalls Park pupils have had plenty of success on the football field so far this term.

Gidea Park College pupils impressed at the South of England Independent School Association’s triathlon competition last week.

Leading medical expert, Dr Rosemary Leonard, says that the ‘great coaching’ taking place across the UK is helping to improve people’s mental well-being.

Gidea Park College pupils have been having a smashing time at their morning tennis club.

Pupils from Gidea Park College produced some fine performances at the Havering Sports Collective’s Hi-5 Netball tournament this week.