π Shavington Shine at Local Dodgeball Competition! π
Shavington Primary was represented superbly at the local dodgeball competition last night. Both teams played spectacularly throughout the evening, with only one game lost across the two teams combined. Our Shavington A Team finished with an impressive record of 4 wins, 1 loss and 1 draw, with their only defeat coming against their own friends and teammates in the B Team. A huge congratulations goes to our Shavington B Team, who remained unbeaten all evening, winning all 6 of their matches. Their standout performance included a comfortable and well-deserved victory against the A Team. Most importantly, it was a fantastic evening for everyone involved. It was wonderful to see the excellent honesty, sportsmanship and fair play demonstrated throughout the competition. These are values that we actively promote at Shavington, and it was fantastic to see them on display in every game. Both teams were supported by a large number of parents, who were treated to an evening of exciting and entertaining dodgeball. Thank you for your fantastic support. Many thanks also go to Mr Hazeldine and Miss Brock for supporting the children throughout the event. We would also like to thank CNSSP and the Shavington High School Sports Leaders for their hard work in organising and assisting with the competition. Last night was yet another showcase of what our pupils can achieve through teamwork, determination and positive attitudes. We are incredibly proud of everyone involved. Well done, Team Shavington, and thank you to everyone who helped make the evening such a success! #TeamShavington ππ
β½ EFL UTILITA Kids Cup 2026/27 - Group Stage Victoryβ½
What a fantastic morning of football for Shavington Primary School at the EFL UTILITA Kids Cup, finishing in an impressive 2nd place out of eight schools. The team produced an outstanding set of results, winning 5 of their 7 matches and collecting 15 points. Shavington scored 12 goals while conceding just 4, giving them an excellent goal difference of +8. Only eventual group winners Black Firs Primary finished ahead of them. Throughout the tournament, the players demonstrated excellent teamwork, determination and resilience. Their attacking play helped them score the second-highest number of goals in the group, while a strong defensive performance ensured they had one of the best defensive records on the day. To finish above a number of strong local schools is a fantastic achievement and reflects the hard work and commitment shown by the squad. A huge well done to every player who represented the school so brilliantly. Not only did they achieve excellent results on the pitch, but they also showed great sportsmanship and represented Shavington with pride throughout the competition. Thank you to Mr Lawrie and Mr Hazeldine for accompanying the team and supporting the players throughout the tournament. We are delighted to have secured our place in the next stage of the competition and we look forward to and hope to build on our excellent performances so far as we continue our Utilita Kids Cup journey. Good luck, Team Shavington! #TeamShavington #FootballSuccess β½
Hockey Success at Crewe Vagrants
Last night, two teams of hockey players proudly represented Shavington Primary School at the hockey tournament held at Crewe Vagrants. It was an evening of excellent hockey, with all of our pupils playing in brilliant fashion and demonstrating great respect, resilience and sportsmanship throughout the competition. Both teams performed exceptionally well across the evening and picked up some fantastic results against strong opposition. We are delighted that both teams finished in the top four, which is a tremendous achievement. The Shavington A Team notched up an impressive three wins and finished with a positive goal difference, requiring some determined and battling performances throughout the tournament. Meanwhile, the Shavington B Team enjoyed an outstanding evening, winning four matches and remaining unbeaten throughout the competition. Their excellent performances saw them finish in first place on goal difference, securing qualification for the County Finals in 2027. A massive congratulations to all of the players involved. This is the third consecutive year that Shavington pupils have battled their way through to county-level competition, and we are incredibly proud that our school will once again be represented on the county stage. We would like to wish the Shavington B Team the very best of luck at the County Finals. Finally, a huge thank you to Mr Slaney and Mr Hazeldine for organising and coaching the teams, and to Miss Watson for supporting the children throughout the event. Well done to everyone involved for being fantastic representatives for Shavington Primary School! ππ
