Event Information
Write Up's & Reports
  • Sportshall Athletics

    During the Autumn term we promoted the Sportshall Athletics School Games competition for infants, primary and secondary schools up to Year 8.  This was part of the London Youth Games School Games programme across London and open to all schools in all London Boroughs.

  • Autumn Term Cultural Competition

    This term we ran a cultural competition for children in key stage 1 and another for key stage 2.  Linked to the NHS recommendation that children aged 5 to 18 years old should do at least 60 minutes of physical activity every day to maintain a basic level of health, we invited children from KS1 to submit a drawing of their favourite game or activity to play indoors.  KS2 children were invited to create/design a new active game for the classroom and provide a picture and brief instructions of the activity. 

  • Cultural Competitions

    During the summer term we ran a cultural competition for children in key stage 1 and another for key stage 2.  The competition was an intra school event for children both in school and at home.

Parents

Content will be updated regularly with resources for parents and carers to access directly from home, to encourage families to stay active.

 

TOPYA! ACTIVE APP

TopYa App: TopYa! Welcome Pack
TopYa App: TopYa – Parents & Carers Instructions
TopYa App: Parents/Carers Getting Started Tutorial Video
TopYa App: TopYa – Student Instructions

TopYa School Codes:
TopYa Codes for Havering Infant, Junior & Primary Schools
TopYa Codes for Havering Secondary Schools

TopYa Challenge Schedule:
TopYa Challenges – Jan to March

 

YST After School Sport Club
The Youth Sport Trust are running a 30 minute online after school sports club on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5pm for children to do some sport, develop skills and have fun.  Find out more here: https://www.youthsporttrust.org/AfterSchoolSportClub

Extract & link from London Sport:

Despite the covid-19 lockdown easing, many children and young people are still spending a lot more time at home than under normal circumstances and there remains huge challenges for parents, families, communities and schools to keep kids active.

Recent data released by Sport England revealed that in lockdown only 19% of children and young people were meeting the Chief Medical Officer’s guidelines for activity; 43% were less active than before the outbreak and one in four young people admitted that they were doing no activity at all.

Physical activity must be a vital part of every child’s day and the sector has been working hard since March to make activity at home more widely available and as accessible as possible for all children and young people.

Click here for resources collated by London Sport for children and young people to access to keep active at home.

 

London Sport: Click here for links to sport specific covid-19 guidance for outdoor sports and physical activity.


FAMILY WORKOUTS AND CHALLENGES

Visit our YouTube channel to access our family workouts and challenges