to learn lifelong transferrable skills in leading and coaching, with results proving well worth the effort. Young people with skills and experience in leading and coaching, also realise the importance of effective planning and good organisational skills when it comes to running events. Motivating and managing large numbers of people requires the ability to multitask and to have excellent communication skills.


Learning to lead and coach – a 2012 focus SPRING 2012 has seen the PE department encourage many students


Young Leaders CONGRATULATIONS to our


young leaders who have completed a basketball leaders’ course this term with the help of local basketball club the Phoenicians.


They worked extremely hard and have al-


ready started using the skills they have devel- oped by jumping at a basketball festival for local primary schools.


Well done to basketball leaders: Asli Ahmed Arousa Mir Habeeba Khalill Tashan Matthews Fuzail Ahmed Zaki Shah


David Mugisha Kieran Poorman Abdullahi Mohamed Mahamed Mohamud Daariq Abdi


Mr Strutt


6th formers supporting the community


are completing a Level 1 coaching qualification in either netball or foot- ball, which involves completing 20 voluntary hours assisting local pri- mary schools with their own tourna- ments.


THE following sixth form students


Boys Results: Year


7 8 9


It is an expectation of universities to see


that aspiring undergraduates have taken part in community work and volunteering to form part of their extra curricular activities; in particular of those who intend on enter- ing into medicine, health or teaching profes- sions.


Good luck to: Sarah Tirbhowan Sara Noormohammed Harmeet Sangha Maithily Sivakumar


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Girls Results: Year 7


8 9


10 11


Poor 54% 47% 36% 29% 29%


Poor 42% 24% 40% 24% 43%


Whole School Results: Year


7 8 9


Mathumitha Mahendranathan


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Poor 48% 38% 38% 26% 36%


Average 33% 34% 56% 55% 47%


Average 35% 51% 39% 56% 45%


Average 34% 42% 48% 56% 46%


Bleep Test update EVERY TERM our students


complete the Bleep test as part of their PE lessons which measures their individual fitness levels.


The following tables show the current fit- ness levels of our students at Villiers. Students’individual results are being sent home as part of the Star Reports system, as it is important that parents and guardians, as well as the students are aware of this infor- mation, and understand that a long life is a fit and healthy one.


Scores must improve PE teachers and staff urge you to encour-


age your child to understand the importance of this, in order to improve these scores. The huge differences in scores speak for them- selves. Let’s see them improve significantly through taking more exercise and eating more healthily.


Remember...Healthy body, healthy mind!


Panathlon Leaders ‘a credit to their school’ - official


CONGRATULATIONS to Asli Ahmed, Parmiss Kia and Maira Khalid who qualified as Panathlon Young Officials last December af- ter attending training days focus- sing on leading sports competitions for people with disabilities.


Girls were superb The three girls put their qualifica-


tion to good use when they helped to organise and officiate at the West London Panathlon with other young leaders from Featherstone High School. James Tinney, the Panath- lon event manager said: “the Leaders were superb; excellent organisational skills and great with the competitors. They were a credit to themselves and


their school”. Well done ladies!!!


Good 12% 15% 5% 8% 7%


Good 21% 20% 19% 19% 12%


Good 16% 18% 12% 13% 9%


Excellent 1% 4% 3% 8%


17%


Excellent 2% 1% 2% 1% 0%


Excellent 2% 2% 2% 5% 9%


Do you want to become a young leader ? Want to gain a qualification in sport? Ask th PE department for advice. We have a list of qualifications and qualifications and opportunities for you to become in volved in. Become a sporting star today!!!


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