Our sports leaders really have shown amazing progress. This is them delivering another session for primary 3 after planning earlier in the week. The confidence is really showing now and the boys have been so happy with how their sessions are going 😊All Saints Primary School, Greenock Miss McGeoch

Also great help from the different groups of sports leaders who helped out create games and also deliver on the day 😊All Saints Primary School, Greenock

Primary 6 sports leaders came up with a great variation of toilet tig by making it specific to basketball. Taggers tag the ball of the dribblers who then place their ball at their feet. Rescuers come over to get the ball and place it through their arms to get them back in 😎

First success cafe of the year, it was lovely to see so many adults taking part in our sports activities with their little ones ❤️All Saints Primary School, Greenock

Another Monday, another 6 brick session☺️ the boys were tasked with making things that they had to keep a secret. They then had to figure out what each other made. We had a flower, boat, dog and a bridge 🌹⛴️🐶🌉 All Saints Primary School, Greenock

Colour tag - players move around the box on coaches call of left and right. When the coach calls a colour then that player becomes the tagger to catch everyone else in the group ⚪️🟡🔵🟢All Saints Primary School, Greenock

Moving time bomb - players move around the circle by skipping to the side. They throw the ball to each other and if it drops they begin a countdown from 10. Whoever has the ball at the end of the countdown does an exercise chosen by the group All Saints Primary School, Greenock

Code word tag - Taggers are chasing the players who are not in the hoops ‘safe zones’. For players to get into the safe zone they must say the code word to the person already in the hoop for them to swap. P6 sports leaders made this game and this is them trying it out 😊All Saints Primary School, Greenock

Well done to our netball team who have gone undefeated across both heats in the Netball Winter Cup. Bring on the final! 🏆ActiveSchools Inverclyde Thanks to Mrs Bradley and Miss Brown our terrific coaches . We are successful, we are ready! 💪

Sports Leaders - it was great to have the girls P7 sports leaders taking a well planned athletics session for our primary 3s. This brings us up to three groups of sports leaders taking sessions in our school, allowing for more opportunities to grow and develop. All Saints Primary School, Greenock

Basketball kerby - children play against a partner and they both have a hoop in front of them. The aim is to throw the ball to hit the rim of the hoop rather than trying to get it inside the hoop. Players cannot block each other throws🏀All Saints Primary School, Greenock

Cat & mouse tag - the cat chases the mouse around the box and is not allowed to run threw it. If caught then players change their roles. To make it more sport specific you could add in basketball or football to focus on the dribbling under pressure aspect.

Shuttle balance - players try and keep their shuttle balanced on their rackets whilst moving around and trying to knock off other shuttles with the opposite hand. If knocked off players can do an exercise chosen 🏸

Birdie in the nest - players pair up and stand on opposite sides of the hall to one another. They take shots to get the shuttle into their own hoop. If successful they move up to the next stage. The aim is for the first pair to get their hoops to meet as they get closer together.

Balloons are a great tool to make racket skills a little easier. They are also great for creating some new games, here are some games children came up with today 😆🎈All Saints Primary School, Greenock

Some great sports leaders sessions going on in our school over the last couple of weeks, it has been great to see so many good ideas bringing smiles to children’s faces 😊💜All Saints Primary School, Greenock

Great work on Friday from these children taking on some problem solving tasks. Also amazing teamwork and discussions around solutions to the tasks. All Saints Primary School, Greenock