Holy Faith school sports.

Today a number of students from St wolstans travelled to Santry Stadium to compete in the Holy Faith school sports. There were ten schools there all together. People from all of the different years were competing today. There was some good competition I must say.

We left school after break and seeing as how our class Amina had gone on retreat today Jessica and me spent the first two classes in the hall with Mr L’s P.E classes. We did a few little odd jobs here and there. We also ventured up the scary stairs to get the singlets for Mr L.  On the way back down Jessica tried to turn off the light by almost setting of the fire alarm, but it’s ok because she realised that it wasn’t a light switch. The scary stairs were fun weren’t they Jessica??? lol.

When we got there we had about half an hour until the competition started. Jessica Zoe and me all went for a quick lap just to warm up. Our old Chaplin was there as well helping out with the events and the medal presentations so we got a chance to have a chat with her too. Once the competition had started all we really had to do was to wait until our events were called. I wasn’t on until half two but I was helping the first years that had never  thrown shot put before just so that they wouldn’t be worried when it was there turn to throw.

We had a very good day with almost everybody winning a medal in the competition and all of the relay teams winning medal. At the end of it all we won the best overall girls school based on the amount of points that we had won. The medals were really nice two they were in the shape of a heart.... :)

We will be heading back to Santry next Tuesday and Thursday for the West Leinster schools competition. Hopefully we will have another successful competition.

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