Henry Smith, Crawley MP, has welcomed the news that the Prime Minister is keeping the £150 million a year primary pe and sport premium.
This means that between 2014 and 2020, local primary schools will receive around £1,558,164.
Local primary schools will use the premium to get children doing more sport.
Schools are using the money for a wide range of activities including hiring extra professional coaches and PE specialist teachers, buying new equipment, offering more after-school clubs and delivering holiday and weekend activities.
The Borough of Reigate and Banstead has made the approved List of Team Bases for Rugby World Cup 2015
Bases on the approved list are not guaranteed to host teams but will be used to provide the competing nations with their Team Base options.
The joint bid is one of 65 to meet the criteria needed to make it onto the approved list for the chance to host one of the 20 teams that’ll compete in the six week tournament.
The borough’s bid includes recently revamped Old Reigatians Rugby Club, in Park Lane, as a training base, Donyngs for swimming pool and gym facilities with Hawthorns School, in Bletchingley an additional training facility.
The final list of Team Bases will be confirmed mid-2014 following completion of team visits and selection.
All local matches in the Ryman and Combined Counties league fell victim to the weather and were postponed this weekend.
Crawley Town’s league away League 1 match at Brentford was also off.
But good news for Reds fans as they sign Crystal Palace youngsters Hiram Boateng and Sullay Kaikai on initial 28-day loan deals.
Crawley’s manager John Gregory commented on how “Palace have a fantastic reputation for producing young talent”
And Crystal Palace had a great Saturday, beating WBA 3-1 in the Premier League. They extended their unbeaten home run with goals from debutants Tom Ince and Joe Ledley.
The inter Junior school cross country race between St Mathews, Sandcross, St Josephs, St Johns and Wray Common schools took place on the afternoon of Thursday 30th January on a very muddy Wray Common in Reigate.
The event was organised by Liz Micalowska from Wray Common School and approximately 300 children from year 3 to year 6 took part.
The event was absolutely fantastic, and although the parents supporting the event were certainly faced with “Mud” just about everywhere, the enjoyment on the childrens’ faces said it all. For some their first competitive race.
Each school raced in teams
Neil Munday was there:
The Results
Year 3/4 Girls
3rd St Mathews
2nd St Josephs
1st Wray Common
Year 3/4 Boys
3rd St Johns
2nd Sandcross
1st Wray Common
Year 5/6 Girls
3rd St Mathews
2nd St Johns
1st Sandcross
Year 5/6 Boys
3rd St Mathews
2nd Sandcross
1st Wray Common
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