Sports Update

At Scotts Park Primary, we are proud of our pupils’ enthusiasm, talent, and determination in sport. Taking part in physical activity helps children to build confidence, develop teamwork, and learn the importance of perseverance and fair play, all key values we encourage across our school.

This page is where we celebrate our recent sporting successes as well as share highlights from past achievements. From inter-school competitions and tournaments to friendly matches and in-school events, we are delighted to showcase the commitment and effort of our pupils.

Please check back regularly for updates, photos, and reports on the latest sporting activities. Whether it’s football, athletics, cricket, netball, or cross-country, we want to recognise and celebrate the wide range of opportunities our children enjoy, both as individuals and as part of a team.

Table Tennis

Scotts Park inaugural table tennis team. Well done to Douglas, Louis, Stanley, Finn, Oscar and Aarav!

Crystal Palace Cross Country

Year 3 and 4 took part in the Crystal Palace Cross Country race. They all did amazingly. In Year 4 Etse came 12th and Beatrice 17th! Jude came 6th overall! Amazing!

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Alessia in Year 6 competed for Kent yesterday in the U11 girls athletics squad. Not only did they win the championships but Alessia is the now the South East England long jump champion! And hurdles!

There were seven counties competing so you can imagine how many people were there!

Athletics

The athletics team finished 3rd overall in the Borough Athletics competition with the girls winning the relay! Well done team!

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Swimming

Ruby in year 6swims for Saxon Crown swimming club and has been training incredibly hard over the last year, swimming 10/11 hours a week. At the beginning of February she was promoted into the Performance B squad and is incredibly proud as she is the youngest swimmer in her squad.

At the beginning of the Easter holidays, she entered the Black Lion gala and achieved 3 medals, one of which was the silver in the 200m freestyle. It’s her first medal and she was so thrilled. She’s very shy about talking about swimming achievements as she’s not convinced her friends realise how hard she trains but it would be an absolute confident boost if Ms Collman mentioned to her how proud the school is of her