Nether Robertland kids go for gold in Stewarton
30 May, 2012Parents joined children of all ages, from nursery to P7, to compete in their very own Olympics at Nether Robertland Primary School in Stewarton.
Ten teams, each named after a different Olympic country, turned out on a Saturday morning, looking for gold.
For the first four events, each team nominated one nursery-P3 child, one P4-7 child and one adult to compete against the other teams, ensuring everyone had the opportunity to take part.
As well as the usual track events, a hard-fought tug of war contest involved each team in full.
Active Schools Co-ordinator Laura Wallace said: “Points were allocated for finishing positions in all events and added up at the end - with gold, silver and bronze medals going to Germany, France and Australia respectively. Everyone had a great time taking part in the events and cheering on their teams”.
Following the Olympic events, most of the parents and children had enough energy left to take part in a fun run. There was a short run for nursery children and1K, 3K and 5K options for older children, parents and guardians.
The day was organised by Nether Robertland Parents’ Association, with support from Active Schools.
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