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Entries to this competition:

	1st Aged 6 - 7: Going for Gold One class of children who dislike PE, dream of what it would be like to win medals at the Olympics. To make their dreams come true, they set about working harder in PE lessons and exercising as much... more	Rating:
	2nd Aged 6 - 7: An ABC of Multiskills A film full of sport with agility, balance and coordination. more	Rating:
	3rd 1st Aged 6 - 7: The Pirate Ship Game Learn how to play the Pirate Ship Game by following our instructions. more	Rating:
	1st Aged 8 - 9: Animal Action Ever wondered what the toys in class get up to after the children go home? Play around the school of course: in the classroom, in the library and in the hall. Enjoy their unusal antics! more	Rating:
	2nd Aged 8 - 9: The Demon Bowler Nathan and George decide to play cricket. There's a little bit of goading. Finally a terrible accident occurs which puts an end to the game. more	Rating:
	1st Aged 10 - 11: Running Boy Can Bob beat all the odds that are stacked up against him? Or will his race be sabotaged, or will he pipped at the post? more	Rating:
	2nd Aged 10 - 11: How to run a mile This is the best film ever! Great for all the family. This funny film teaches you how to run a mile. It may be short but it's brilliant. more	Rating:
	3rd 1st Aged 10 - 11: How to be a professional footballer A terrible footballer thinks he is great but not just yet- with some professional help he goes from terrible to a pro football player with Arsenal! more	Rating:
	Aged up to 5 Years - Beat the Goalie All of Class 2 participated in a "Beat the Goalie" challenge that they filmed and performed in. more	Rating:

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