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Resilience

Determination

Nurture

Ambition

Inclusion

Enjoyment

Respect

Always striving, no matter what the obstacles

It doesn't matter how slowly you go as long as you don't give up

A little love and support can take you a long way

If you can dream it, you can do it!

Strength lies in differences, not in similarities

Make the most of each moment - have fun!

Treat others the way you would like to be treated

School Sport

Crowlands Golf coaches introducing golf to our pupils

GOLD from the Youth Sports Trust

GOLD for the 4th year

GOLD AWARD

Panathlon challenge

Congratulation to our Panathlon Challenge team who came 2nd place and won silver medals at the borough Panathlon Challenge event. We are so proud of you!

Sports hall athletics 3rd place

West Ham in the community tournament

Evans Moore

Jim Smith Cup

Our year 5 and 6 football team travelled to Grays to play 3 others schools in the Jim Smith cup. The football was excellent as was the behaviour of the pupils. Everyone in the team played hard and produced some excellent football. We still have one more game to play. Good luck team!!

Year 5 and 6 Football playing in the Jim Smith Cup

Year 4 and 5 friendly against Beam county.

Our friends over at beam County came to William Bellamy for a football friendly match. It was a brilliant afternoon where the year 4 and 5 boys played exceptional football. Both teams behaved excellently and the vibe was exciting. William Bellamy finished as winners of the game. Beam ensured that we had to play at our best, they were a great opponent.

Year 4 and 5 friendly against Beam.

Cross Country Competition

Every child in KS2 trialled to be in the Cross Country Team, again this year the standard was very high. On the day we took teams from year 3, 4, 5 and 6 to compete against 17 other schools. In total we had 53 pupils participating. Overall we won 36 medals. The results of each team are below:

Year 3 girls came 4th place

Year 3 boys came 3rd place

Year 4 girls came 1st place

Year 4 boys came 5th place

Year 5 girls came 2nd place

Year 5 boys came 3rd place

Year 6 girls came 6th place

Year 6 boys came 3rd place

Two of our pupils, Esther in year 3 and Lilly in year 5 both came 2nd place, achieving silver, from all who ran in their age groups.

Pupils receiving their medals

Year 3 - 6 cross country

Sports Day

Year 6 Long jump winner= Celestina 2.15m and Arnold 2.15m

Year 6 Nerf throw winner= Celestina 23.2m and Dave 30.2

Year 6 Speed bounce winner= Maria 54 and Emis 56

Year 5 Long jump winner= Esther 2m and Emeian 2m

Year 5 Nerf throw winner= Esther 23.10m and Bryan 26.6m

Year 5 Speed bounce winner= Kelly and Lenny

Well done to class Ouro winning the determination award

Well done to class Laranga winning the Honesty award

Well done to class Or winning the Respect award

Panathlon Finals at Copper box,London

Year 6 athletics Competition Results

William Bellamy 2nd place out of 28 schools

Out of 107 boys

Dave, 8^th overall, 4^th in sprint, 254 points= Gold Award

Ben, 14^th overall, 4^th in sprint, 255 points= Gold Award

Chris, 30^th overall, 14^th in throw, 219 points= Silver Award

Akram, 66^th overall (NO JUMP DATA which affects his ranking), 12^th in 600m, 189 points= Silver Award

Out of 108 girls

Esther, 3^rd overall, 1^st in sprint and 1^st in sprint out of the whole competition including male participants, 13^th in jump, 16^th 600m, 241 points= Gold Award

Celestina, 11^th overall, 11^th in sprint, 8^th in jump, 18^th in 600m, 222 points= Silver Award

Maddison 66^th overall, 147 points= Silver Award

Maria, 67 overall, 145 points= Silver Award

year 5 and 6 athletics team

Year 5 Athletics Competition Results

Out of 106 Boys

Muma, 20^th overall, 13^th in 600m, 212 points= Gold Award

Andrew, 30^th overall, 4^th in sprint, 202 points= Silver Award

Jaylan, 52^nd overall, 180 points= Silver Award

Ayo, 62^nd overall, 167 points= Silver Award

Out of 110 Girls

Kelly, 4^th overall, 5^th in 600m, 4^th in throw, 214 points= Gold Award

Luna, 16^th overall, 12^th in jump, 198 points= Silver Award

Esther, 24^th overall, 1^st in jump, 10^th in throw, 189 points= Gold Award

Jasmine, 55^th overall, 145 points= Silver Award

Year 4 Athletics Competition Results

William Bellamy 1st place out of 24 schools

Out of 85 Boys

Elijah, 1^st place overall, 2^nd in sprint, 17^th in jump, 8th in 400m, 1^st in throw, 229 points= Gold Award

Ade, 3^rd place overall, 2^nd in sprint, 11^th in jump, 2^nd in throw, 224 points= Gold Award

David, 21^st place overall, 12^th in 400m, 190 points points= Silver Award

Lexus, 34^th place overall, 14^th in 400m, 182 points= Silver Award

Out of 81 Girls

Lillian, 4^th place overall, 19^th in sprint, 7^th in 400m, 3^rd in throw, 186 points= Silver Award

Lilly, 4^th place overall, 10^th in jump, 7^th in 400m, 184 points= Silver Award

Alysia, 12^th place overall, 4^th in 400m, 14^th in throw, 174 points= Silver Award

Precious, 40^th overall, 147 points= Silver Award

Year 3 & 4 Athletics

Year 3 Athletics Competition Results

William Bellamy 3rd place out of 24 schools

Out of 84 pupils ESAA Award

Joshua, 8 place overall, 2^nd in jump, 8^th in 400m, 5^th in throw, 192 points= Silver Award

AJ, 8^th place overall, 3^rd in sprint, 10^th in 400m, 185 points=Silver AwardOut of 84

Kenneth, 12^th overall, 8^th in 400m, 16^th in throw, 185 points= Silver Award

Lewis, 31^st overall, 170 points= points= Silver Award

Out of 83 pupils

Kara, 5^th overall, 7^th in jump, 159 points= Silver Award

Adetoun, 17^th overall, 1^st in sprint, 147 points= Bronze Award

Zoe, 34^th overall, 135 points= Silver Award

Lillie, 47^th overall, 11^th in sprint, 128 points= Bronze Award

Year 3 and 4 Tag rugby team

Year 5 and 6 Ultimate Vision Sports Dodgeball Festival

Challenge 3

Challenge 2

Challenge

Year 5 and 6 Football Tournament

Visit from TJ GB World Champion

Inter Festival for our Year 1 and 2 pupils

Year 1 and 2 pupils at the Ultimate Vision Sports Festival showing all what they had learned

Year 1 and 2 pupils attend Ultimate Vision Sports Dodgeball Festival

Medal winner

Year 4 and 5 Team Training

B&D post cup quarter final William bellamy 2 v William ford 3

William Bellamy represents Barking and Dagenham at the London youth games for Hockey

Borough Hockey Champions

GB's 1500m runner Andy Baddeley delivered an assembly to our pupils about park run

Special olympics

more pictures from boxing club

William bellamy girls 1 vs Southwood 0

Boxing club

Darts club

William Bellamy go through to the athletics borough finals

Year 6 William Bellamy 3 - St Peters 3

Borough basketball competition

Freesport Don't Dodge Sport, Play Dodgeball project

William Bellamy Primary school applied for funding through The Mayor Funding, Freesport, to deliver a dodgeball based project called Don’t Dodge Sport, Play Dodgeball which was written by Donna Rose, the PE Coordinator at the school.

The project was delivered through the PE Team with Ultimate Vision Sports, who have experienced dodgeball coaches. Through the 8 weeks of this project, over 90 pupils were introduced to dodgeball, from Year 1 to Year 6. Many of these pupils were previously ‘inactive’ or had a special educational need or disability. Over 60% of the pupils attending were girls and they were encouraged to attend by having girls only sessions.

Now the project has ended the pupils are able to sign up to the school’s regular dodgeball sessions for ages 5-7 and 7-11. Also, the pupils have been invited to attend the dodgeball centre in the local borough, delivered by Ultimate Vision Sports.

We are delighted that William Bellamy Primary school managed to engage so many pupils in the sport and gain some fantastic feedback from those who particpated!

‘I am now going to join the club that is in our school, I wasn’t confident enough to go before the project’ Leo Year 5 pupil at William Bellamy Primary school.

‘The increase in the pupils’ confidence and physical fitness was excellent’ Donna Rose PE Coordinator at William Bellamy Primary school.

UK Dodgeball Association feature William Bellamy Primary

Our Visions

Through our PE, School Sports and Physical Activity we endeavour to use our whole school vision to encourage pupils to make the most of every opportunity they may come across.

We use every opportunity within our PE lessons, our school sports at intra and inter level, our team training, our inclusive and adapted sports, our SEND sports teams and our physical activity sessions to support our pupils to become independent, responsible, kind and considerate pupils who are able to see the self worth in their own ability and efforts. We aim for all of our pupils to be Healthy, happy, Sociable young people, Self-motivated, determined, positive and fair, Hard working and aspirational, Confident, independent learners, Creative, curious and critical thinkers, Collaborators, problem solvers, innovators, Respectful and responsible, Global citizens and Generous and compassionate.

Our Pupils Vision for PE and School Sport

School Vision for Sports and PE

Wake and shake, it starts our day!
In the most inspiring way.
Live for sports and reach your goal
Lots of energy, strength and soul
It’s just not the winning, but taking part
Active lifestyles make a start
Motivation will keep you fit

Be sure to have your P.E. kit

Energy and enthusiasm all the way

Let’s get physical, start today!

Learn new sports and let off steam

At William Bellamy we’re a team
Maintain a very healthy heart

You can do it, so let’s start!

Our whole school vision

"We Learn... We Grow...Together"

At William Bellamy Primary School our children and families are at the very heart of everything we do.

We strive to create a culture and environment which inspires each individual within our school community to be the very best that they can be.

We have the highest expectations of achievement and behaviour and offer a nurturing and supportive ethos where we can celebrate difference and ensure that everyone meets their full potential.

We value every individual and commit to ensuring everyone feels listened to and heard. We place the highest importance on our close working relationships with parents and other members of our community.

We offer the highest quality educational experience, aiming to inspire a generation of lifelong learners, who take pride in their achievements and take ownership of their learning.

We believe creativity and imagination is the key to developing future passions and talents. We have a positive, “can do” attitude, believing that the sky is our limit, and we will think creatively and outside the box to meet the needs of our learners and our community.

We want our pupils to be confident, aspirational and empowered to participate successfully at an academic, social and emotional level in a rapidly changing world.

Healthy, happy,

Sociable young people,

Self-motivated, determined, positive and fair,

Hard working and aspirational,

Confident, independent learners,

Creative, curious and critical thinkers,

Collaborators, problem solvers, innovators

Respectful and responsible,

Global citizens,

Generous and compassionate.

At William Bellamy Primary School we have the highest aspirations…

We learn…. We grow… together!

More Able football session

Intra competition for indoor athletics have begun. Speed bounce and long jump are the first events.

Girls' Football League fixtures are announced. Watch this space for dates of our first games.

Congratulations to our cross country teams.

Individual results:

Well done year 3 girls: Kara 1st, Phoenix 13th, Megan 14th, Teagan 32nd and Blessing 43rd.

Well done year 3 boys: Lewis 1st, AJ 5th, Peter 8th, Joshua 40th and Reece 43rd.

Well done year 4 girls: Lilly 2nd, Lillian 3rd, Alisha 4th, Precious 13th, Louise 24th, Abigail 29th and Cassia 49.

Year 4 boys: Suban 12th, Adem 16th, Vadjam 27th, Titus 22nd, Giovanni 24th, Mark 26th

Well done year 5 girls: Kelly 3rd, Charlotte 5th, Geri 19th, Esther 22nd, Teegan 47th, Ema 126th

Well done year 5 boys: Mama 16th, Jack 17th, Alfie 19th, Jaylan 26th, Luke 72nd, Brian 80th.

Well done year 6 girls: Beyoncé 20th, Maddison 23rd, Gracie 42nd, Maria 44th, Vivian 48th, Elnes 56th

Well done year 6 boys: Chris 10th, Emis 14th, Charlie 31st, Ephrahim 53rd, Elio 54, Ryan 55 and Ben 68th

Team results:

Year 3 boys Silver

Year 4 boys Gold

Year 4 girls Gold

Year 5 boys Bronze

Year 5 girls Silver

Year 6 boys Bronze

You have all worked so hard, we are so proud of your efforts.

Mrs Rose and Mr Smith

Our cross country teams enjoying a fruit platter at our meeting

Congratulation to the following pupils who are the winners of our cross country intra competition. These pupils will be representing our school at the borough cross country championships.

Cross Country Teams Year 3

Girls

Cara, Brogan, Teagan, Phonix, Megan and Blessing

Boys

AJ, Andre, Lewis, Reece, Joshua and Peter

Cross Country Teams Year 4

Boys

Titus, Suban, Vadram, Mark, Adam and Giovani

Girls

Lilly, Lillian, Precious, Abigail, Cassia and Louise

Cross Country Teams Year 5

Girls

Geri, Kelly, Ugne, Charlotte, Esther and Emma

Boys

Brian, Luke, Jack, Jaylan, Muma and Alfie

Cross Country Teams Year 6

Girls

Esther, Beonce, Maria, Gracie, Elnes and Vivian

Boys

Chris, Emis, Elio, Ryan, Charlie, Ben and Ephrahim

Good luck to you all!

If you have received a letter then remember to come along to our cross country team training.

We are officially affiliated to the UK Dodgeball Association.

Our many dodgeball clubs at William Bellamy primary have been fantastic. Our pupils are really enjoying this sport.

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