Sheldon School

Congratulations to the winners of our annual PE Awards. These students have shown outstanding courage and commitment to sport both in and out of school. We honoured each of the winners during Sports Day with a trophy and certificate.

Poppy - Lower School Award

This is for demonstrating sporting excellence in lessons and at extracurricular clubs. Poppy is a high level hockey player, currently playing for Chippenham Womens 1st team. She has represented Sheldon in hockey, netball and athletics this year. She has shown fantastic effort in lessons, has a really positive attitude and encourages everyone around her.

Lukas - lower School Award

Lukas is an outstanding rugby player who was an integral part of the Mid-Wilts and South West winning squad. He has shown excellent performances in athletics as well. Lukas is a real team player and an inspiration to others.

Claudia - Upper School Award

Claudia has shown all around excellence in both GCSE PE and extracurricular sport. Over the years Claudia has represented Sheldon in every possible sport. She has been an incredible Sports Ambassador for Sheldon, regularly supporting our PE faculty at events. She excels in netball and has competed regionally over the last few years.

Ciaran - Upper School Award

Ciaran has shown excellence in athletics and rugby this year. He has represented Wiltshire at the English Schools National Finals in the hammer throw. and has just made it into the Bath rugby academy squad for next season. Ciaran has shown high commitment to extracurricular sports sports and has demonstrated outstanding leadership skills throughout his time at Sheldon.

Lara - The Adam Douglas Cup

The Adam Douglas Cup is awarded to students showing outstanding all around effort

Lara has attended every single PE club possible this year. She’s been committed to netball, hockey, athletics, football, rounders and rugby clubs. Absolutely fantastic effort across the board in every possible way in both PE lessons and at extra curricular sport. She is a pleasure to teach and she should be really proud of what she has achieved this year.