Broadstone Middle School, Age 9-13
Broadstone Middle School Ski Team are proud winners! Our team achieved victory in the mixed event in the ISA National Indoor Championships 2017.
We believe that children should experience all the opportunities they can. If pupils show a talent or interest then we make sure we support them to access events, competitions and opportunities to nurture those talents and interests.
At Broadstone Middle we support all pupils to get involved in opportunities and for us this year it involved fi elding our fi rst ever ski team. The team is made up of Abigail, Daisy and Preston who have represented the school throughout the year
they realised this fabulous achievement.
Abigail was 1st in the U12 Girls category and
also the fastest female racer. Daisy was 4th in the U12 Girls category and Preston was 8th in the U12 Boys category. Collectively their scores ensured a solid 1st place standing for the team event – we are so very proud of them.
at competitions. Their hard work and effort paid off Club National & 2nd in last week when
the Manchester Club National. Daisy came 3rd in U12 in the
Telford Club National & 4th in the Manchester Club National.
This topped off a great weekend of skiing for the girls. They were racing at the indoor centre at Chill Factor in Manchester, where Abigail came 2nd in U12 in the Telford
Do you need somewhere to hold an event or sporting activity outside of school hours or at the weekend?
Broadstone First and Broadstone Middle School, part of The Castleman Academy Trust, have the following facilities available at competitive rates:
• A large hall, available at both sites, one of which has adjoining kitchen facilities
• Floodlit multi-use games area, with markings for netball and tennis
• A large sports fi eld, with markings for football and one pitch for Under 12s rugby
• Changing facilities • Parking
For more information, please contact Tracey Thorne on 01202 696121 /
tthorne@castlemanacademytrust.co.uk
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