Sunday, 26 June 2016

Kwik Cricket

A team of Y6 (Lenny, Arthur, Lily, Sam F, Keelan, Ewan & Alfie) and one Y5 pupil (Harry) recently took part in a cricket tournament at Skegness Cricket Club. Disappointingly, several teams dropped out at the last minute meaning we only got to play 2 games.
We began with a victory over Mablethorpe but then lost to a very strong Woodhall Spa team.

Saturday, 21 May 2016

Wednesday, 11 May 2016

Y6 Hockey League

This year's Y6 hockey league has now finished. Our team won three games, drew two and lost just one of their 6 games.
The final league standings were:

1    1st      Burgh 1
2nd       Willoughby
3rd      Richmond
4th      Burgh 2
5th      Wainfleet
6th       Friskney
7th      Skegness Junior Academy

Saturday, 30 April 2016

Volleyball Success by Will

On Thursday 21st April, The Richmond Primary School took part in the county finals of volleyball. The team consisted of 4 players: Will, Lenny, Alfie and Charlie, all of them aged 11, and their coach Mrs Dewar.
They traveled to Cherry Willingham Secondary School for the competition.
The team played seven matches and played great for all of them. The tournament would be won by the team with the most points when everybody had played everybody else. The matches were played as 2 v 2 games with players rotating after each point.
At the end of the competition we had a grand total of 114 points, 27 more than anybody else so we were overall winners.
The team received gold medals and the crown of Lincolnshire Primary Schools Volleyball Champions.

Friday, 18 March 2016

Y6 Hockey League

The first round of fixtures in the Y6 Hockey League took place on Thursday 17th March. 
Our team of Arthur, Hannah, Grace, Charlie-Ann, Chloe, Cameron W, Sam F and Lenny played Wainfleet. 
Some excellent team work helped us to a 10-0 win.
Our next game is against Skegness Junior Academy on the 24th March.

Netball

Aimee, Aron, Cloud, Kenzie, Lenny, Lilly, Molly, Sophia, and Will, took part in a netball tournament at Skegness Grammar School on the 10th March.
They were winners of the competition and Lenny was voted player of the tournament.

Volleyball Success

Three team took part in the district volleyball tournament at Skegness Academy on Wednesday 16th March.
Richmond 3: Grace, Olivia and Ava made it to play off league 4 which they won to give them 10th place overall out of more than 20 teams.
Richmond 1: Ben P, Freddie, Keelan and Ewan won their league and made it to the final as did Richmond 2: Will, Lenny, Charlie and Alfie.
In the final play off league it was Richmond 2 who ran out as winners beating Richmond 1 into second place. 

Saturday, 12 March 2016

New Age Kurling

Four Y5 pupils; Tyler S, Tyler W, Kaycee and Emily took part in a New Age Kurling Tournament at Skegness Academy on 2nd March.
They all enjoyed taking part and came second in their group.

Saturday, 27 February 2016

Hockey League Success

https://twitter.com/CoastPrimary/status/698423956861292544
With 3 wins and 1 draw from their 4 matches the Year 5 Hockey team were crowned as champions of this year's competition.

Final positions:
1st – Richmond
2nd – Friskney
3rd – Skegness Junior Academy
4th – Burgh A
5th – Burgh B


The match results were:
Richmond 0 Burgh A 0
Richmond 5 Friskney 0
Richmond 3 Burgh B 0
Richmond 4 Skegness Junior 0

As you can see we did not concede a single goal in the 4 games thanks to excellent goalkeeping from Mckye and good defending from the entire team



Saturday, 6 February 2016

Football - Girls' County Final

Our team: Ava, Hannah, Grace, Olivia, Scarlet, Isabelle, Mollie and Kenzie, travelled to a very wet Sleaford to take part in the county finals with the winners of the other 7 district tournaments.
In our first game we beat Butterwick 1 0.
In game 2 we drew 0 0 with The Meadows. In our 3rd game we lost 1 0 to Spalding which meant we needed The Meadows to beat Butterwick if we were to make the semi final, which they did.
Group Standings
The Meadows 7
Richmond 4
Butterwick 3
Spalding 3
In the semi final we played the winners of group 2, Isaac Newton (Grantham). We took the lead in the first half. In the second half our opponents equalised to take the game into extra time. We retook the lead in the first period of extra time. This time we were able to hold on and won 2 1 to book our place in the final.
In the final St Botolph's scored an early goal to put us under pressure. They then defended extremely well. Late in the second half, the referee awarded a penalty against us which St Botolphs scored to give them a 2 0 win.