The first ever Cobblers Rowathon raised £165 for Sports Relief.
Well done to everyone that took part! Highlights of the day are now online.
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Centre Manager Jean Limpitlaw opened the Presentation Evening and gave a brief talk about Playing for Success and events this term. The young learners were then invited to receive their certificates, goody bags and medals from Club Mascot Clarence the Dragon and the first team players at the front of the room. Kurt Perryman from Grendon Hall ended the evening by presenting sectional Duke of Edinburgh Certificates to our Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Group. A great time was had by all as the players stayed behind after the formal presentation to sign certificates, posters and match day programmes. We are looking forward to working with new schools in the Summer Term. A massive thankyou to all the people who took part today and who donated to the Sport Relief Fund www.mysportrelief.com/CobblersRowathon Hey guys the teams are still going on with the Sports Relief rowathon and we want to thank every one that is participating today, you been brilliant The rowathon has now started… Take a look at the first of the v-logs, made by Lyncrest Primary School. Only 42, 195 metres to go!
“hi i’m James and my thoughts of the day were … it was brilliant!!! my favourite part was when we got to train and warm up with some mini games my favourite part was when we played a mini world cup my team was Brazil even though we only came 3rd i had plenty of fun i would highly recommend this to other schools … Cobblers!!!” This week our Year 8 Kic.in2.study group got the opportunity to interview two of the Cobblers first team. They researched what an open, closed and hypothetical question were and discussed what questions they would like to ask. Andy Holt and Chris Dunn were very impressed with the student’s interview techniques and the range of good questions asked.  On Friday 19th March we are participating in the Inaugural Playing for Success Charity Rowathon at the Cobblers Study Centre. The event is raising money for Sports Relief. The event is a team relay, whereby teams of four, consisting of three adults and one PfS student will row a marathon (on indoor machines obviously!). Members of the Northampton Rowing Club are helping to support our challenge and teams will be racing us from PfS centres all over the country from 10:00am. We are hoping to have a video link up with the host centre at Bath Rugby Club to give the PfS students the sense that they are participating in a national event. We are also planning to have Supporter 2 Reporter coverage of the day whereby young reporters who have been learning media skills at our centre will be keeping you updated on the days events!
To sponsor us please visit our team page here: Cobblers Rowathon
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