Well done to Josie who competed for Lincoln Rowing Club at the National Junior Indoor Rowing Championship, held at the Olympic Park in London. Josie won her heat with a strong performance, holding the lead throughout the full 3-minute piece and finishing on 767 meters. Josie came 5th overall out of 274 rowers in the year 8 girls event.
On Saturday 9 March, Issie (7W) and Olivia (8APO) were selected to join a team of 7 girls to represent Lincolnshire at the CAU UK Inter-counties finals at Wollaton Hall. Here they competed against approximately 300 of the best runners from counties all across the UK. They both had a great run, got some great times and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience.
Grace (8FJ) tells us about her Kuk Sool Won journey so far.......
I’ve been training at Sleaford Kuk Sool Won (an amazing Korean martial art) since March 2017. I’ve worked hard and done some amazing things, but the year 2023 was the best year yet! Already a first degree black belt, I started my 2-year journey to second degree black belt in June after a very intense 3 hour testing. Following that, I then competed in the European tournament in the under 12 girls category. The girls I was against were very good and it was great to meet new people but also be with people I have trained with for several years. In the tournament, I competed in five categories. These were Sword, Staff, Forms, Techniques and Sparring. I won five medals. I won gold in sparring, silver in Form and Staff form, bronze in Sword form and copper in techniques. Later, I went on to join the demonstration team in which I performed techniques and the ‘Nak Bup’ team. ‘Nak Bup’ means break falling/acrobatics.
Staff and students have been celebrating World Book Day throughout the school; in the library, classrooms, assemblies and form time - proving that we are a school that values books and reading.
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