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Hi everyone!
I hope you are all keeping safe and positive at home. I miss you very much so it is great to hear from you on the blog. Have you designed your own Sports Day challenge? Have you keeping scores when completing the challenges? I would love to hear about what you have been doing to stay active. Let me know via your blog!
This week is Mental Health Awareness Week. Exercise is extremely important when looking after both our physical and mental health, so we must make sure we are getting our 1 hour of daily exercise, if not more. Sometimes when we are competing in sport and other activities, we can feel upset or angry if we do not achieve. This is where the importance of resilience comes into play... See below to find out what resilience is and why it is extremely important, not just in sport, but in our everyday life!
Keep safe, keep active and keep smiling.
Miss Mulholland 
Growth Mindset
RESILIENCE
10 Star Challenge
Penalty Shootout! Which team will you play for?
Don't limit your challenges, challenge your limits :)
DESIGN YOUR OWN SPORTS DAY EVENT
As we begin the summer term, there is one very exciting event on my mind. SPORTS DAY!!! One of my favourite days of the year.
Whilst reviewing and planning the event, I realised I was missing THREE activities for the team events held in the morning. I need your help!
Your task is to design your own sports day event.
I will collect your ideas when we return to school, and the TOP 3 events will be used this year!
Good luck and have fun! Can't wait to see what you come up with.
Summer Term Challenges
Easter Egg-tivities!
'Life is more fun if you play games' - Roald Dahl
WEEK 2 CHALLENGES
WEEK 1 CHALLENGES
More links and ideas to help keep active!
https://www.jumpstartjonny.co.uk/home
The Body Coach is also leading a Live Workout every morning at 9 am which is a great way to start your day and help you feel awake and invigorated!
Football Fun
Brent League Football Champions!
Today, the Y6 boys’ football team defeated Salusbury School, 3-2, to claim the Brent Football League Championship! Our boys got off to a slow start in the first half with Fionn making some fantastic saves to keep the match at 0-0 at half time. After the break, the boys took charge with goals from Kofi, Zak and Kofi again to take a 3 goal lead. Salusbury then mounted a great comeback, scoring 2 goals to make the score 3-2 going into a tense final stage. Thankfully, OLOG held out for a brilliant victory to secure the Brent League! Zak has been named as our Man of the Match for a great all round display. This boys football team is the most successful we have had at OLOG in recent history (at least the last 11 years) as they were runners up in the Brent Cup this season and have now won the League! Well done to all of the boys who played today and who have played in league and cup matches this year. Special thanks and congratulations to Mr Yost for coaching the team through the year.
Photos of the victorious team can be found on the school website under ‘Latest News’ and under ‘PE’
Walk to School Week
Girls World Cup
In the spirit of the approaching FIFA Women’s World Cup to be held in France in June 2019, girls across all four year groups will be participating in a World Cup of their own.
The Year 3 and 4 girls' tournament will be held at Hendon FC on Monday 10th June and the Year 5 and 6 girls at Capital City Academy on Wednesday 12th June.
Best of luck girls and enjoy the day!
BRENT PRIMARY ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Pupils from Year 5 and 6 will be participating in an upcoming Athletics tournament at Willesden Sports Centre on the 19th June. Along with 14 other schools, the children will compete in track, field and relay events. There will also be some additional 'Fun Participation Events' this year including an obstacle course, treasure hunt and target throw.
Bikeability
Pupils from Year 6 will be participating in a Bikeability course the week beginning the 17th June. The aim of the course is to introduce the children to cycling on the road in controlled conditions. The course will be during school time.
Mini Red Tennis Tournament
Six children from Year 3 and 4 participated in a Tennis Mini Red competition at Kingsbury High School on Tuesday 7th May. Led by their captain Ollie, the children gained 4th place in the competition. We are very proud of Ollie, Wojtek, Cindy, Mayven, Bonnie and Tyler, for representing our school with great sportsmanship.
Year 6 Boys Cup Match
On Friday 7th December, the Year 6 boys played in the second round of the cup against John Keeble at The Pavilion in Stonebridge. At full time, both teams were level (2-2). However, after extra time, OLOG came out on top. They secured a 4-2 win, taking them through to the third round of the Cup. Scores came from both Elano, and the Man of the Match Jack S, who scored a hat-trick.
Year 6 Boys League Match
On Monday 3rd December, the Year 6 boys played their first league game against Mitchell Brook at Gladstone Park. With scores from Jack S, Jack E, Patryk, Kofi and Elano, as well as great work rate in defence, the boys secured a 10-3 win. Zac, who controlled the game from the back, was awarded man of the match.
Year 5/6 Girls Match
On Friday 16th November, girls from both Year 5 and 6 participated in a football league match against Wykeham Primary School. The girls battled to the very end, showing fantastic spirit and sportsmanship throughout. A special mention goes to Mary Joshua for her outstanding saves. Well done girls!
Year 5/6 Girls Tournament
On Wednesday 10th October, girls from both Year 5 and 6 participated in a football tournament in Capital City Academy School. The girls are a credit to both themselves and our school, as they showed great determination and sportsmanship in all three group games played.
Multi Sport Club
