St Marys RC Primary Dominates the Gone in 60 Seconds Charity Basketball Competition, with 8 Baskets in Just One Minute!

In a spectacular showdown of talent, St Marys RC Primary School's P.E teacher, took the crown in the thrilling "Gone in 60 Seconds" charity basketball competition. Their jaw-dropping achievement of scoring 8 baskets in a mere minute not only secured their victory but set a new benchmark for future primary schools. Competing against strong contenders like Stifford Clays Primary, Purfleet Primary, and Abbots Hall Primary, St Marys emerged as the school to beat.

This event was more than just a competition; it served as a platform for raising funds for a local charity. The atmosphere was charged with excitement, as students filled the sidelines, screaming support and showcasing their school spirit.

Stellar Performance by St Marys RC Primary

Throughout the event, St Marys RC Primary's P.E teacher exhibited outstanding skill and determination. As soon as the competition started, Mr Capper displayed both focus and excitement, ready to battle for victor. Students roared with enthusiasm at each successful basket. The noise reached an all time high once Mr Capper hit his final basket before the whistle as the cheers echoed through the school halls.

St Mary's RC Primary School celebrates their victory as the 'Gone in 60 Seconds' winners, showcasing their achievement alongside the Hoop It Up Thurrock initiative.

Recognizing the Champions

Having successful won the competition, Coach James visited the school to meet up with the head teacher and PE lead to present them with their competition prizes. This event underscored the essence of community and heartfelt competition, encouraging students and teacher alike to work hard and be determined at whatever it is they are doing, whether on the basketball court or in their personal pursuits.

Coach James proudly presents the winning prizes to St Mary's RC Primary.

Celebrating Achievement and Sportsmanship

The charity basketball competition not only put the spotlight on the shooting skills of Mr Capper and other P.E. teachers representing the other competing schools, but also highlighted the importance of community and support towards those around you.

St Marys RC Primary will soon be raffling the prizes to their student body, raising money for the local Mid and South Essex Hospital charity.

This thrilling competition has ignited a passion for basketball within the Thurrock school community and inspired other primary schools to get involved and provide access and opportunities for their pupils to enjoy basketball.