The Year 5/6 Boys’ football team played in the Oxfordshire F.A. Small School’s Final on Thursday 6th February. They beat Sutton Courtenay 3-1 with goals from Teddy and Alisdair. This mean they qualify to represent Oxfordshire at the South-West of England Regional Finals in Bristol on Saturday 21st March. Well done boys!
PE & Sports
Year 5/6 Girls Win Thame School’s Sports Partnership Football Tournament
On the Wednesday 29th January the Year 5/6 girls’ football team played in the Thame School’s Sports Partnership football tournament and won it! They didn’t concede a goal in the whole tournament and scored sixteen with goals from Lolah and Rebecca. The final went to penalties and the girls beat Barley Hill 1-0 in the
Year 5/6 Girls win Oxford High School Football Tournament
On Thursday 27th February the Year 5/6 girls’ football team attended the Oxford High School Girls’ on the Ball football tournament. They won four of their six group games which qualified them for the quarter-finals. In the quarter-final they beat Windmill 2-0 with two goals from Lolah. Both the semi-final and final went to penalties
Oxford School’s F.A. League
Tetsworth 9-1 East Oxford The Year 5/6 girls’ football team beat East Oxford 9-1 in the Oxford School’s F.A. League. The match was played at home on Tetsworth Green in the middle of Storm Brendan! They were sporting their new purple Nike kit bought for them by Glen Marriott of Your Spec. Lolah scored six,
Cross Country County Qualifiers
On Tuesday 8th October, 29 children and parents travelled to Oxford Spires Academy to compete in the Oxford City and Thame District Cross Country qualifiers for the Oxfordshire County Finals. Unfortunately, we didn’t qualify but there were some great results from some of our runners. Lucy, Alisdair & Natasha all placed in the top 10
Gold Award in Sport
Tetsworth Primary achieved the ‘gold’ award for their participation in sports events for the school year 2018-2019. The Oxfordshire School Games recognised their hard work in representing their primary school on the sports field. The school engaged 95% of Reception to Year 6 in inter-school activities and 100% of their pupils in intra-school activities.