Sport

Developing a lifelong love of sport and exercise

More than just sport

Sport has numerous benefits for the pupils at Berkhamsted Boys. As well as recognised health benefits, sport has emotional and social benefits and is also linked to improved academic performance.

Sport enables our boys to develop a growth mindset – encouraging them to be adventurous and motivated, compassionate and resilient – which all helps them develop into remarkable young men.

The impact of school-based sport will never leave the boys, building confidence, developing character and encouraging lifelong participation.

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Strive for Excellence

Pupils at Berkhamsted Boys are encouraged to participate in a broad range of sports and physical activity within a competitive and supportive environment. Good sportsmanship is taught so that the boys learn to be compassionate to their opposition while also taking any loss as an opportunity to learn.

They are encouraged to work hard to reach their full potential, improve their performance and strive for excellence.

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Specialist Sport Teachers

The Berkhamsted PE department consists of specialist teachers. We provide expert teaching and coaching, before, during and after school. To assist this programme the school employs a number of external coaches to support our major and minor sport programmes.

 

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Community Partnerships

We were delighted to invite coaches from Oxford University Rugby Club to give pupils from Prep, Senior and Sixth a rugby training session.

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La Manga Women’s T20 Classic joint champions 🏆 

@lmtccspain @teamtravelmanagement 
@berkhamstedschools @berkhamstedgirls 
@hertscricket @hertswomenscricket

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An historic step - The senior girl’s cricket squad have just returned from their pre-season trip to La Manga, Spain. The first ever girls cricket tour. 

The five day trip saw the girls play in the La Manga Women’s T20 Classic tournament. They played four group games, including victories against Streatham & Marlborough CC, Switzerland and Spain, before meeting Hursley Park CC in the final. With Hursley Park 97/4 off 13.1 overs, rain meant the game was abandoned and trophy shared, whilst captain Amelia also brought home the bowling award for the most wickets in the tournament (10 @ 5.0).

Thank you to everyone @lmtccspain & @teamtravelmanagement for a great week.

@berkhamstedschools @berkhamstedgirls @hertswomenscricket @hertscricket

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Today saw the final session of our winter programme: 

From masterclasses, age group sessions, batting and spin bowling 121’s, wicket keeping club and fast bowling group - We’ve hit, bowled, caught and thrown more balls than ever before. We can’t wait for the season to start! 🏏 #TeamBerko 

@berkhamstedschools @berkhamstedboys @berkhamstedgirls

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We love introducing our @berkhamstedprep girls to one of our favourite sports! With so many opportunities for everyone to learn new skills while having loads of fun with friends means that they are ready to hit the ground running when they join @berkhamstedgirls 🤩🥍🙌☀️

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