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Over the past two weeks in PE, all Key Stage 3 students have participated in Inter House Cross Country.  This provides an opportunity for students to trial for the school Cross Country team as well as to challenge themselves.  In order for all students to participate fully and be successful, two different races were held:

Circular Race: Students in the talented groups, along with any other students who wanted to challenge themselves, ran around the perimeter of the Rec for 20 minutes. The aim of this race was to complete as many laps as possible, with each lap just over 800 metres.

Paired Relay:  Students in the coloured PE groups competed in the paired relay race.  Taking turns, students completed one lap of the football/rugby pitch.  On the completion of one lap, they tagged their partner who completed the next lap and so on.  The aim of this race was to complete as many laps as possible in 20 minutes.

At the end of each race the number of complete laps was recorded and Mr Salter calculated the results which can be seen below:

Year 7 (both populations combined):

Circular run	Average Score		Paired Relay	Final Score
1st – WINDSOR	4.2		1st – STUART	263
2nd= – STUART	4.2		2nd – TUDOR	244
2nd= – TUDOR	4.2		3rd – WINDSOR	242
4th – YORK	4.1		4th – YORK	233
These averages are to one decimal place. Windsor had a slightly better average than Stuart and Tudor.

Year 8 (both populations combined):

Circular run	Average Score		Paired Relay	Final Score
1st – TUDOR	4.2		1st – STUART	229
2nd – STUART	4.1		2nd – TUDOR	198
3rd – WINDSOR	4		3rd – YORK	195
4th – YORK	3.3		4th – WINDSOR	178
These averages are to one decimal place. Windsor had a slightly better average than Stuart and Tudor.

Year 9 (both populations combined):

Circular run	Average Score		Paired Relay	Final Score
1st – YORK	4.7		1st – WINDSOR	236
2nd – STUART	4.5		2nd – TUDOR	213
3rd – WINDSOR	4.3		3rd – YORK	199
4th – TUDOR	4.2		4th – STUART	188
These averages are to one decimal place. Windsor had a slightly better average than Stuart and Tudor.

All students performed exceptionally well with many outstanding performances and have given Ms McGrandles a tough job of selecting the Cross Country team.

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