Pictured with Mrs. Davies are the trophy winners Relay and Tunnel Ball - Blackbirds with house captains and vice-captains Honey Harries and Rhys Davies, Carly Blackhouse and Fraser Jones. Victor Ludorum for the juniors was George Jones and Victrix Ludorum for the Juniors was Keira Edwards (both Blackbirds), three-lap winners were Aine Sharpe (Sparrows) and Matthew Miles (Magpies). Throwing competition - Charlie Phillips (Sparrows) and Leoni Henshall (Blackbirds). Overall winners - Magpies with house captains and vice-captains Matthew Miles and Carys Warne and James Old. Missing from the photo is Katie Raymond.
The Foundation Phase Victor Ludorum was Oscar Williams (Sparrows) and Victrix Ludorum was Ffion Bowen (Blackbird). Winners of the Year 1 sprints and receiving two new trophies presented by Tan y Castell Welsh Cakes were William Monk and Betsy Hole. Pictured with the trophy winners are Mr. Paul Mear (Tan y Castell) and Mrs. Edna Davies (headteacher).
Pictured with Mrs. Davies are the trophy winners Relay and Tunnel Ball - Blackbirds with house captains and vice-captains Honey Harries and Rhys Davies, Carly Blackhouse and Fraser Jones. Victor Ludorum for the juniors was George Jones and Victrix Ludorum for the Juniors was Keira Edwards (both Blackbirds), three-lap winners were Aine Sharpe (Sparrows) and Matthew Miles (Magpies). Throwing competition - Charlie Phillips (Sparrows) and Leoni Henshall (Blackbirds). Overall winners - Magpies with house captains and vice-captains Matthew Miles and Carys Warne and James Old. Missing from the photo is Katie Raymond.
The Foundation Phase Victor Ludorum was Oscar Williams (Sparrows) and Victrix Ludorum was Ffion Bowen (Blackbird). Winners of the Year 1 sprints and receiving two new trophies presented by Tan y Castell Welsh Cakes were William Monk and Betsy Hole. Pictured with the trophy winners are Mr. Paul Mear (Tan y Castell) and Mrs. Edna Davies (headteacher).
The recent Narberth CP School sports day took place when every pupil took part in different events.
Prior to the day, the 'throwing' competition took place along with the different heats.
Following keen competition in the morning in the Foundation Phase sports, Sparrow House came out in the lead, but this changed when the junior sports continued. At the end of the day, Magpies were the winners.
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