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- admin@fielding.ealing.sch.uk
Wyndham Road, Ealing, London, W13 9TE
Fielding Sporting Stars
We love sport at Fielding and work very hard to provide children with lots of opportunity to take part in as much as possible. We have our constellation tournaments which the whole school takes part in, our lunchtime challenges which the whole school has the opportunity to take part in and we have our sports teams who represent Fielding in competition. BUT... we know so many of our children play sport and enter competitions outside of school and we want to celebrate that too and that is where Fielding Sporting Stars comes in.
So here's how it works...
1: Take part in any sporting competition or event outside of school.
2: Make sure you get some photos! These can be of you taking part during an event, at the start or end of competition or holding up any trophies or medals etc.
3: Write up a short journalistic piece of writing using Word about the event and your achievements (this can be done by parents or children, just remember the authors name at the end!)
4: Send the report and any photos you would like published on the school website to pe@fielding.ealing.sch.uk with the subject heading 'Fielding Sporting Star'.
5: Wait for it to be published.
June 2025- Naomie, 3H & Estella, RH
On 1st June during half term, my sister and I went to a British Gymnastics Competition with my squad from Brentford Gymnastics Club. The competition was at the National Sports Centre in Lilleshall. It was really far! We had to stay overnight at my grandma's house in the Cotswolds on the way there. It was amazing to be there as that is where the Olympic gymnasts train. Other gymnastics clubs from around the country came. We had to learn 4 routines and perform them in front of judges - floor, vault, an acro routine in a trio and a ribbon routine. We were competing to win points to get bronze, silver or gold awards.
My sister and I worked really hard on our routines. We were really proud to win overall gold awards. I was especially happy for my sister as it was her first ever competition! Estella said "I was very proud of entering the competition".
May 2025- Olivia & Isla, 6S
Isla and I did a 'Tough Mudder' 3km obstacle course. It was the first time either of us have done anything like this. We had to climb ropes, hang on rings, carry sandbags, crawl through muddy water and loads of other things to complete it. It was loads of fun and we'd love to do it again.
April 2025- Sam, 4P
Sam plays for the Grasshopppers Under 9s Rugby Team. As well as winning all their games at the Bournemouth Rugby Festival, the team won the 'TREADS' award, which is voted for by all competing teams. This special award is only presented to one team. Due to their great sportsmanship, positive team spirit and resilience, the Grasshoppers won this award. Well done Sam!
April 2025- Emily 2P, Phoebe 2P, Stella 2F, Ivy 2S and Ellery 2S
Emily, Phoebe, Stella, Ivy and Ellery all play for Whistlers Under 8's football team. They train every Saturday and work hard to improve. They recently won their first match 3-2. Well done girls!
April 2025- Benji- RF
Benji attends Pitshanger Junior Park Run every Sunday. He has run 46 times and tries his best every time. If he runs 4 more times he will earn his Ultra Marathon wristband. Well done Benji and we look forward to celebrating you when you achieve your Ultra Marathon wristband!
April 2025- Molly- 6P
Molly is part of the Heathrow Gymnastics Acrobatic Squad who recently won gold at the Inter- Regional Finals! A competition for only the best teams in Great Britain. Molly competes in the 'Trio Squad' who train tirelessly, mastering a demanding blend of strength, flexibility, balance and precise teamwork. Acrobatic gymnastics is no easy feat. It takes courage, control, and complete trust in your teammates to perform lifts, throws and gravity- defying stunts with flawless timing. A great achievement Molly and good luck for any upcoming competitions!
23rd March- Jessica- 5H
Jessica competed at the London Regional Gymnastics Championships in the Trampoline and Double Mini- Trampoline events. In order to score high points in these events, gymnasts are expected to perform a range of skills including somersaults, jumps and twists with great technique. Not only do gymnasts need to link skills smoothly, they need to perform each skill whilst landing and taking- off from the red cross. Jessica achieved gold medals in both events and has now qualified for the National Finals on the 5th and 6th July. Good luck!
March 2025- Emma- 6P
Emma represented the Ealing County Cricket Club Girls under 11 Team who won the Middlesex Indoor Cricket League. Emma is a keen cricket player and successfully trialed out for the Fielding Girls Cricket Team, demonstrating exceptional skill in batting and fielding.
March 2025- Mack, 4P
Mack is a keen runner and always gives 100% effort at running club, pushing himself each week to improve his score and achieve his personal best.
Mack recently ran a 5k at Gunnersbury Park and scored a remarkable time of 21:19. This is approximately 3 minutes faster than the average adult. Well done!
18th July 2022 - Naima, 2H
In July Naima competed in her first gymnastics competition at Heathrow gymnastics club and came 3rd place! She was a little bit nervous at first but once she got over the nerves she did a brilliant job! 
6th October 2021 - Sofia, Year 5 and Sami, Year 2
Sofia and Sami both ran the Ealing mini-mile on Saturday and have raised over £1000 for charity. They both loved it although were tired at the end. This is the second time they have done it, they raised a similar amount two years ago for a children’s charity.
27th September 2021 - Leo, Shems, Joseph, Ben, Serena, Miral & Alex (3H)
Look at us! We did run a mini mile on Saturday 25th! We are so proud to have taken part to race, did some pretty amazing time, and raised £210 for the PTFA!!
7th September 2021 - Miral, Year 3
19th July 2021 - Evie, 4S and Euan, 2P
My brother and I competed in Heathrow Gymnastics Club Championship in July 2021. We both used lots of different apparatus like the floor, vault and bars. It was his first club champs and my third so he was really nervous beforehand but he did really well and came fifth. I came first and I was really proud, my best score was on my floor routine.
19th April 2021 - Miral, 2H
I have attended an Easter Football Camp. I have really enjoyed learning new skills and challenging myself. At the end of the camp, my team won the tournament. I did few good saves and tackles. I am proud of myself.
22nd April 2020 - Erin, RP
This is Erin Donnelly, age 4 3/4, from reception class RP. She has earned her sporting star by cycling 5 miles for the first time, without complaining the whole way! This was part of her once a day exercise outside, she’s getting really strong on her bike with all this practice!
16th December 2019 - Alex and Miral, 1H
We took part to the Heathrow Gymnastics Christmas show. We did two performances on school days and weekends. We did beautiful routines, and enjoyed performing for our families and friends!
30th September 2019 - Miral, 1H
Saturday I run my first Mini Mile in the family run. My daddy run with me and we did very well, but I beat him and finished before him. I arrived 7/85 girls. I am very proud of myself and all the friends who took part.
17th December 2018 - Alex, RH
I performed in two shows at my gymnastics club's Christmas extravaganza. I loved the routine and music (Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree) and waving to my family in the audience. I've also recently passed my level 9 in gymnastics skills.
17th December 2018 - Miral, RH
I took part to the Christmas shows at Heathrow Gymnastics and Joyce Butler school of Dance and had a lot of fun. Though the Heathrow gymnastics display was my absolute favourite and gave me loads of butterflies! My family is very proud. My ‘nonni’ from Italy came to watch me too so this was very special!
