Personal Development
Sports 4 All Festival
Yesterday, a squad of 8 Year 6 children attended the Sports 4 All Festival. We were invited to take part in this fantastic event in recognition of our school's commitment to the School Games programme throughout the year.
The children had a wonderful time experiencing a range of inclusive sporting activities, including wheelchair basketball, archery, table tennis and Blaze Pods. They embraced every challenge with enthusiasm, determination and a positive attitude.
We are incredibly proud of the way they represented our school, demonstrating excellent behaviour, teamwork and encouragement towards others throughout the day.
Well done, Year 6 – you were fantastic ambassadors for our school!
Rail Live 2026
Yesterday, a group of Year 4 children had the exciting opportunity to attend the Rail Live event. Throughout the day, the children were fantastic ambassadors for our school, demonstrating excellent behaviour, enthusiasm, and a genuine interest in everything they saw and learned.
The event provided a wonderful insight into the world of railways, showcasing the technology, engineering, and teamwork involved in keeping the rail industry moving. The children particularly enjoyed exploring the exhibits and discovering the many different careers available within the rail sector.
A great day was had by all!
Personal Development
Year 5/6 Rounders Tournament
Today after school, our Year 5/6 rounders team travelled to Shipston High School to compete in the local area rounders tournament. With six teams taking part, each team played five matches. Having practised hard, our team arrived feeling quietly confident and ready for the challenge ahead.
They performed brilliantly throughout the tournament, demonstrating some phenomenal batting and consistently accurate fielding. The team kept their focus on the ball at all times, while our deep fielders showed great determination, making several excellent runs and catches to get batters out.
Out of their five matches, our team won four and narrowly lost just one. At the end of the tournament, the top two teams were tied on points, meaning the final standings had to be decided by rounders difference.
We are delighted to announce that Quinton finished in second place, missing out on the top spot by just one rounder! Throughout the event, our team showed outstanding sportsmanship, supported one another brilliantly, and demonstrated excellent teamwork. We could not be prouder of their effort, determination, and attitude.
A huge thank you to all the parents who came along to support the event.
Well done, Team Quinton! You were amazing!
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Quinton Primary School is a village school about six miles from Stratford-upon-Avon. It has grown in size since September 2010 and, as a result of extensions to the existing building in the summer of 2014, is now single form entry with in excess of 240 children on roll.
Our latest successful Ofsted in June 2022 (published in September 2022) has confirmed that we continue to have a “good” school with high standards where both children and staff are highly motivated to do their very best. We have a school where our key priority is happy children who we want to look back on their school days as the best days of their lives.
