The girls football team participated in a national qualifying round at Peterborough United training ground to earn a spot in the next round.

The girls were placed in a tough group with some strong opposition. The girls played 4 matches in the group stage and didn't lose a game. As a result, they finished top of their group. This meant the girls placed in the top 4 schools on the day, an amazing achievement.

In the semifinal, we played a very strong team who beat us 2-0 but we held our heads high and reflected on a brilliant morning of football. The girls have plenty of other tournaments and league fixtures to look forward to in the coming months! 

The children were recently introduced to an exciting new initiative, Parkrun Primary, as part of the school’s ongoing commitment to promoting healthy lifestyles. Building on the success of healthy breaktime snacks and the much-loved Wistow Mile track, the school is encouraging families to join the 2k Central Park Junior Parkrun on Sunday 30th November at 8.45am.

Although teachers may be present to cheer runners on, this is not a school-run event, and children remain the responsibility of their parents or carers throughout. Families will need to download a Parkrun barcode to register their child’s result, with more details available on the Parkrun website and at the event briefing. There is also an optional Parkrun app that can store barcodes and offer fun running challenges.

Parkrun website: home | Central Park junior parkrun | Central Park junior parkrun 

The school hopes to see many Wistow families taking part. For further information, please contact the school office for the attention of Mr Nolan or Ms Porter.

OWPS v WInyates Boys 6 - 0 

The boys first league game and they really stepped up. A great showing of teamwork, communication and maturity. A great start to their league campaign. 

Woodston vs OWPS Girls 0-0

First game for the girls, some flashes of great play, a few really good chances but wasn't to be for us. A great start to the season. 

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Please see below the PE days for all year groups after October Half-Term.

Key Stage 1 had a fantastic Sports Day, and we’re really grateful for all the support from families who came to cheer them on. The children gave it their all in a range of fun events—and it was great to see everyone running the right way down the track! The day ended with our traditional races and the ever-enthusiastic parents’ race. Thank you again for your continued support!