A Busy Week for Chelsea Provision at Winston.
It has been a very busy week for the students involved with
the Chelsea provision at Winston.
Firstly, a girls and boys team
represented Chelsea on Monday at Motspur Park which hosted the
Premier League Inspires London Tournament. This special event welcomed
participants from six clubs: Fulham, Arsenal, Brentford, Chelsea, QPR and
Charlton. It was a day dedicated to fun, inclusivity and celebrating the
Premier League values. The two teams played well in the tournament picking up
more wins and draws that loses. The boys team made the semi-final but sadly
lost by one goal. There were so many brilliant performances from Mason and Sam. The Girls team also made it through to the plate final
and won it on penalties. A massive shout out to Hasina for saving
the penalty and then scoring the winning penalty.
Fulham Under-18s duo
Quinn Schutter and Ruban Khan attended the final games of the tournament. They
also presented medals to players and handed out the prestigious PL Values
awards. These awards recognised some of the individuals and teams that
exemplified the spirit of the day by embracing sportsmanship, inclusivity, and
positivity. Alfie was recognised as an individual that showed these
skills and received a goody bag of Fulham items. Then finally the boy’s team were
awarded a trophy for Team sportsmanship across the whole tournament. Well, done to the boy’s team!!!
Premier League Inspires Winston Final
On Thursday last week all those in the
Premier League Inspires Challenge presented their projects on gender equality. The 11 different groups have spent the last 6
weeks working on this challenge. They have discussed ideas and challenges
around gender equality, and each come up with a unique project that they then
had to pitch to a panel of judges. There
was so many good ideas and concept that’s had been really thought out. We had
support groups, gender equality sport tournaments and even an idea around
developing gender neutral uniform. The judges had a difficult decision in picking
a winner to go on and represent Chelsea in the next round of competition. The judge finally chooses the group with Megan, Annabelle and Hasina. The girls aim to produce a podcast where they interview females and
males about their experiences of gender equality in their lives. They plan to record their first podcast this
week and will be going to Stamford Bridge on the 7th of February to
present their idea to another panel of judges. Good luck girls with your idea!
Year 7 in Design Technology
