The girls had their first competitive action of the year, playing in the Rushcliffe tournament. They had a great morning, finishing second in their group, just missing out on a place in the semi final. They won 3 out of their 4 games, only losing to the group winners Ruddington. A huge well done to the whole team – they played so well, especially considering it was the first time they have played together as a team. A very enjoyable morning!
Our boys football team started the new year well at the Autumn Term Rushcliffe Schools Tournament. They played 5 games in their group without losing any, playing some lovely football. They went into their final game, vs the host St Peter’s Ruddington, knowing a win would mean they would top the group and progress to the semi final. However, it was not to be. The final game finished nil nil so they just missed out on the group win. This was a great start to the term’s football, well played boys!
The Year 4 children had a fantastic time at their residential trip to Walesby Forest Activity Centre as you can see from the photographs:
It was wonderful to see 16 teams enter this year’s Science and Technology Competition, the first since 2019. This year’s challenge was to launch a ping pong ball across the school hall, with points to be gained for distance and, more importantly, accuracy. As always the children’s models were fantastic and they always seem to come up with ideas that we couldn’t dream of! Children were encouraged to work with someone at thome but they had to be able to operate and discuss their models completely independently. Many thanks to all at home who helped out.
As well as the overall third, second and first places, there were also certificates for the most artistic entry and the most ingenious. Here are all this years entries:
The overall winning team (and joint artistic winners) and their device:
The second place team:
The third place team:
Joint artistic winner:
The prize for the most ingenious entry:
We were celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee today and the children looked fantastic all in red, white and blue:
Various different activities were going on all day as the children learnt about the significance of the Jubilee. This including decorating a cookie, kindly baked for us by our cook. Here are the finalists (2 from each year group) and the overall winner. We hope the children enjoyed the decorating as well as the eating – we are not sure how many actually managed to get home!
Partake Theatre were in for the day to help Year 4 learn all about the Vikings as part of their history project. The children looked brilliant in their costumes and had a wonderful day full of different activities. Here are some photos from the day:
On the Friday before the Easter break, children from Robert Miles Juniors joined the Let’s Sing mass choir event organised by Equals Trust. The choir spent a full day rehearsing at Nottingham’s Albert Hall before performing to parents in the evening. The video below will show you what a great day it was!
Robert Miles Junior School is a founder member of Equals Trust, a Trust made up of Primary Schools in Nottinghamshire. Established in 2016, Equals Trust schools have committed to work closely together; the Trust is a vehicle to share resources, expertise and ideas to enhance the quality of education and children’s day-to-day experiences in school. This joint Choir Concert is a great example of what working together can achieve.
Year 5 are currently on a residential visit at Mount Cook Adventure Centre and are having a great time. Enjoy the photos!
Children in the choir practising for the upcoming Equals Trust Choir Concert can find rehearsal videos by clicking here.
It’s great to see both the boys and girls team back in action in the County and Rushcliffe Cups.
The girls have played two cup games. In the Rushcliffe Cup they lost to Heymann 3 – 2 in a tight and very exciting game. They dominated more of the game in the County Cup, ending up winners 4 – 1. This means a quarter final draw against our Bingham neighbours Carnarvon – always an exciting prospect!
The boys also progressed in the County Cup with a great performance against Nottingham Academy, the final score 2 – 0 to RMJS. The boys now have a quarter final match against Edmund Campion Primary. Sadly RMJS boys are out of the Rushcliffe Cup, losing 4 – 1 to Edwalton Primary. The game was closer than the score suggests and all the team can be very proud of their performance.
Well done to both the teams!
