As part of British Values Week, Mrs Wright and Mrs Boardman joined forces to teach Year 5 about Rules and Laws in our country. We discussed why we have laws and looked at some of the different laws that have been passed in our country to date. We also looked at the consequences of not following these laws and the different types of courts that look at different cases to do with civil and criminal law. The children then created their own list of laws deciding which were the most important to them. It was very interesting hearing the children’s ideas such as no violence, no smoking, no animal cruelty, no driving with mobile phones, no harassment and no using offensive language to name a few! Some good debates and ideas. Well done Year 5!
On Friday 12th January our 7 remaining A Team pupils competed in the Hoops4Health Finals at Sports Central, Newcastle. It was wonderful to watch the North Stand of Sport Central steadily filling up with 50 excited families and friends from Stanhope. This was an good community effort, getting behind the team in a big finals event! Our players were really motivated to play in front of so much support, and give their very best.
The Stanhope team took to the court for the second semi-final against St. Bede’s RC S/S, the defending champions. We immediately started positively, as we passed the ball around confidently. A flowing team move saw us nearly take an early lead with Charlie Bates taking a fine long range effort. This was met by a fantastic roar from the Stanhope support! We sadly couldn’t build on this lead and after much pressure from St. Bede’s, we resisted conceding a basket and rounded out a 0-0 draw.
Therefore a shoot out was to take place, Charlie Bates and Brooke Urwin took our penalties, however they were unable to score and St. Bede’s netted 1/2 of their shots to progress to the final. A devastating way to lose out.
The final took place at half-time in the Eagles game, in a front of 3000 at Sport Central. St. Bede’s RC S/S took on East Boldon winning 8-0.
Well done to the skillful and dedicated players who had all trained outside with such commitment in the build up to the finals throughout a cold, icy and wet December. Finally, a big thank you to the outstanding school community, for your support on a memorable sporting occasion for our school. We will be back even better, more determined and stronger once again next year!
On Thursday 7th December 14 pupils from KS2 competed at Temple Park Leisure Centre in the South Tyneside H4H qualifiers.
Our 2 teams competed with wonderful team spirit against 36 other teams – with the aim of reaching the H4H Finals night in January 2018.
The drive, focus, superb drills and sportsmanship from our teams was second-to-none, giving 100%to their team in each and every game.
Our team 1 topped their morning group winning all 5 games convincingly, while team 2 finished also won their group with 3 wins and 2 draws, to both reach the last 16 knock-out stages.
Here Stanhope 1 were paired against Stanhope 2 sadly, they had a fantastic battle, with Team 1 winning 18-0 , to advance to the final 8 teams. Here they played against Biddick Hall 1. In what was a very physical game we prevailed with fantastic leadership and agility demonstrated by Aston Hall (Captain), Charlie Bates (Vice-Captain) and Brooke Urwin in particular – scoring some wonderful baskets.
Well done to everyone that took part on the day and the parental support that we enjoyed at Temple Park. The team consisting of Aston Hall (Captain), Charlie Bates (Vice-Captain), Marc Shone, Jack Garlinge, Haiden Jones, Brooke Urwin and Beth Thompson will now play at Sports Central on Friday12th January at 6pm.
It would be wonderful if we can get a lot of children and family members from our school community to attend this prestigious event. All tickets to watch Stanhope and the Newcastle Eagles will be free. It will be a fun filled and exciting night for Stanhope’s school community!
This promises to be a very special occasion for our school, having qualified for such a great competition for the very second year in succession.
Mr Rogers
Results:
| TEAM 1 | RESULTS | GROUP B |
| St. Oswald’s Hebburn 2 | 10-0 | WIN |
| East Boldon 3 | 22-0 | WIN |
| St. Bede’s South Shields 4 | 4-0 | WIN |
| Biddick Hall 1 | 6-4 | WIN |
| Harton 2 | 18-0 | WIN |
| +60 -4 | 18 points 1st |
| Team 2 | RESULTS | GROUP E |
| Forest View 1 | 2-0 | WIN |
| Hadrian 2 | 2-2 | DRAW |
| Harton 3 | 2-0 | WIN |
| Ridgeway 1 | 2-2 | DRAW |
| East Boldon 4 | 4-2 | WIN |
| +12 -6 | 11 points 1st |
Stanhope Team 1 qualified for final 16 teams.
Quarter Finals
Stanhope 1 18 – 0 Stanhope 2
Semi Finals
Stanhope 1 16 – 4 Biddick Hall 1
Stanhope Team 1 have now qualified for the FINALS on January 12th
– to be held at Sports Central, Newcastle.
Please find below a link to the weekly school lunch menus for Stanhope Primary School. When returning from a school holiday the menu will start again from week 1.
On Friday 16th June our Year 5/6 basketball team travelled to Newcastle to take part in the Regional Basketball Finals. They played 5 matches in the group stage. We got off to a unlucky start losing to Glynwood Primary (Gateshead), who would eventually finish in 3rd place. In the next game we were beaten in the final moments by a single basket to Bridgewater Primary (Newcastle), we bounced back to then win 4-0 vs. Gosforth Academy (Newcastle) and played even better to gain a 10-0 success against Malvin’s Primary (Northumberland). In our final game we were unlucky not to get a more positive result losing once again by a single basket to Wellfield Middle School (Newcastle). Therefore we were knocked out in the group stages. Preston Grange (North Tyneside) defeated Gosforth Central Middle School 4-2 in a throughly entertaining final. Overall each and everyone of the 10 players gave their all and I am very proud of the way you conducted yourselves. You have worked so hard over the past few months in preparation for this event. A special mention must go to Kai Muir (Captain) who was truly outstanding in his play making in each and every moment throughout the tournament.
Both Kai and Maddison Fontaine were talent spotted by the Newcastle Eagles and invited to come along for trials in July. Congratulations!
Stanhope Primary School took part in a sponsored sports afternoon in order to raise money for the NSPCC. The afternoon was a great success and the children raised an excellent £1795.44. A massive well done to all of the children and to everyone who donated!
In March 2017 the School Council from Stanhope Primary School visited Jarrow Town Hall to meet with the Mayor and have an educational tour around with council chambers. The children had a wonderful time and we hope to be invited back in the near future.
A big well done to all of the children for raising £120.00 for Comic Relief 2017.
On Friday 21st October 19 pupils from KS2 competed at Temple Park Leisure Centre in the South Tyneside Sportshall Athletics Finals.
Each child completed in sprints, hurdles, jumping, agility and throwing events earning points for each of their performances. This combines for a team total.
All of our children, wearing our beautiful new kits, in our school colours (green and gold) performed fantastically.
We finished 3rd overall (only 8 points behind the runners-up. Which considering up until a month ago none of the children had ever tried, never mind competed in such events is a tremendous feat.
Outstanding 1st place results include:
1 Lap race: Bruno Neto and Kieron Jerry
Vertical Jump: Bakhtawar Hayer and Ashton Defty
Hi Stepper: Charlie Bates and Kai Muir
Speed Bounce Kai Muir and Aston Hall
Javelin: Ikpreet Kaur and Kara Carter
Target Throw: Carlie Pedley and Ikpreet Kaur
Balance Test: Maddison Fontaine and Abbie Saunders
Top performer was Kai Muir whose tremendous focus, willingness to succeed and take advice as to how to improve has seen his talent soar.
I am so proud of all of you. Well done! Hard work pays off…
Mr Rogers
Girls Field Results:
| Event | Name | Results | Team Position |
| Standing Long Jump | Erika Judd | 1.56m | 3rd |
| Standing Long Jump | Francesca McFadyen | 1.64m | 3.20m |
| Soft Javelin | Ikpreet Kaur | 8.25m | 1st |
| Soft Javelin | Kara Carter | 10.00m | 18.25m |
| Vertical Jump | Amie Cutter | 29cm | 5th |
| Vertical Jump | Evie Harle | 26cm | 55cm |
| Target Throw | Carlie Pedley | 8 points | 1st |
| Target Throw | Ikpreet Kaur | 10 points | 18 points |
| Standing Triple Jump | Kara Wilde | 4.50m | 1st |
| Standing Triple Jump | Erika Judd | 4.25m | 8.75m |
| Balance Beam | Maddison Fontaine | 30 seconds | 1st |
| Balance Beam | Abbie Saunders | 30 seconds | 60 seconds |
| Chest Push | Kara Carter | 5.50m | 2nd |
| Chest Push | Maddison Fontaine | 5.50m | 11.00m |
| Hi Stepper | Abbie Saunders | ? seconds | 3rd |
| Hi Stepper | Kara Wilde | ? seconds | ? |
| Speed Bounce | Francesca McFadyen | 49 repetitions | 2nd |
| Speed Bounce | Amie Cutter | 43 repetitions | 92 reps |
Girls Track Results:
| Event | Name | Name | Name | Name | Time | Position |
| Obstacle Relay | Francesca McFadyen | Abbie Saunders | Amie Cutter | MaddisonFontaine | 1:36.6 | 3rd |
| 1+1 Lap Relay | Erika Judd | Kara Wilde | – | – | 32.1 | 6th |
| Hurdles Relay | Kara Wilde | Francesca McFadyen | Evie Harle | Maddison Fontaine | 1:07.0 | 3rd |
| 2 Lap Relay | Abbie Saunders | Erika Judd | – | – | 1:05.4 | 6th |
Boys Field Results:
| Event | Name | Results | Team Position |
| Standing Long Jump | Lucas Dunn | 1.58m | 4th |
| Standing Long Jump | Haiden Jones | 1.68m | 3.26m |
| Soft Javelin | Aston Hall | 13.00m | 3rd |
| Soft Javelin | Bakhtawar Hayer | 11.00m | 24.00m |
| Vertical Jump | Bakhtawar Hayer | 33cm | 1st |
| Vertical Jump | Ashton Defty | 32cm | 65cm |
| Target Throw | Kieron Jerry | 6 points | 5th |
| Target Throw | Ashton Defty | 6 points | 12 points |
| Standing Triple Jump | Bruno Neto | 5.31m | 3rd |
| Standing Triple Jump | Lucas Dunn | 5.00m | 10.31m |
| Balance Beam | Haiden Jones | 22 seconds | 2nd |
| Balance Beam | Bruno Neto | 21 seconds | 43 seconds |
| Chest Push | Kieron Jerry | 5.25m | 6th |
| Chest Push | Charlie Bates | 5.00m | 10.25m |
| Hi-Stepper | Charlie Bates | 15.00 seconds | 1st |
| Hi Stepper | Kai Muir | 14.50 seconds | 29.50 seconds |
| Speed Bounce | Kai Muir | 55 repetitions | 1st |
| Speed Bounce | Aston Hall | 41 repetitions | 96 repetitions |
Boys Track Event:
| Event | Name | Name | Name | Name | Time | Position |
| Obstacle Relay | Lucas Dunn | Bruno Neto | Aston Hall | Kai Muir | 1:29.7 | 2nd |
| 1+1 Lap Relay | Bruno Neto | Kieron Jerry | – | – | 28.5 | 1st |
| Hurdles Relay | Kieron Jerry | Bakhtawar Hayer | Kai Muir | Lucas Dunn | 58.6 | 3rd |
| 2 Lap Relay | Haiden Jones | Ashton Defty | – | – | 1:01.7 | 3rd |
Year 5 and Year 6 South Tyneside Schools Finals.
Sportshall Results 2016:
| Overall Team | Girls | Position | Boys | Position | Total Score | |
| 1st | St. Aloysius | 172 | 1st | 146 | 1st | 318 |
| 2nd | St Bede’s South Shields | 132 | 2nd | 142 | 2nd | 274 |
| 3rd | Stanhope | 130 | 3rd | 138 | 3rd | 268 |
| 4th | Jarrow Cross | 88 | 5th | 88 | 4th | 176 |
| 5th | West Boldon | 96 | 4th | 74 | 6th | 170 |
| 6th | St Mary’s | 68 | 6th | 82 | 5th | 150 |
| 7th | Laygate | 46 | 7th | 62 | 7th | 108 |







































































































