Boccia and Kurling Festival: The school week began with a burst of excitement as a team of eight year 5 children participated in an inclusive ' Boccia and Kurling Festival organised by WFSSN. In the sports hall of the Feel Good Centre, the children immersed themselves in a carousel of ‘aiming’ activities, boccia, bowling, skittles and the winter Olympic sport of Kurling. Laughter echoed through the hall as these young athletes embraced the challenges before them. In our group, we added in our own unique element of competition and fuelled by the spirit of teamwork. Each child gave their best, turning every activity into a dynamic expression of determination, good-natured banter, and shared victories. In the words of the children, time indeed flies when you’re having fun and the event swiftly came to an end. Our time at the Feel Good Centre was a testament to the power of sports to unite, inspire, and foster growth. 

 Each child left the festival with more than just memories – they carried with them a renewed sense of passion and enthusiasm to try new things and a belief in their own abilities.

 When asked about their favourite part, CJ couldn't help but express pure joy, saying, "All of it!" Others especially enjoyed bowling and skittles- the difference being the formation of the pins! This festival was not about competition; it was about each child engaging in something new, discovering their own potential, and celebrating their own achievements and shared accomplishments. For many this was their first experience of school sports outside the school gates. Given the immense pleasure our children encountered it is unlikely to be their last! On the journey back the children were already asking, “When is the next trip?”

 

 

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