Young footballers at Chilton Primary in Ramsgate are celebrating a winning feeling after triumphing in a challenging tournament for Year 3 and Year 4 children, organized by the Thanet Primary Association for School Sport. Matches were played at Margate FC's Hartsdown Park stadium, where top teams from around the area came together for a fantastic festival of football.
Dominant Performance
Chilton was in fine form throughout, with a strong defense, busy midfield, and rapier-like finishing from the strikers. The side won all four of its matches, recording impressive victories: 2-0 against Dame Janet, 5-1 against St Gregory's, 3-2 against Cliftonville, and 5-0 against Garlinge.
Player of the Day
Defender Ricky was praised for his solid performances and was named player of the day. All players received a commemorative medal marking their success.
Deputy Head of School Hannah Cheshire said: "We are very proud of our footballers. They faced tough opponents in a festival that featured many strong teams from around the district. Our team played with style and determination. The enthusiasm, commitment, and flair were evident – to win all four games they played shows strong consistency. They were fine ambassadors for the school and played with a friendly and fair spirit, which is what we instil in all of our sports at Chilton."
Find out more online about Thanet Primary Association for School Sport at www.thanetpassport.org.uk. Chilton Primary is part of the Viking Academy Trust, with partner schools Upton Juniors in Broadstairs and Ramsgate Arts Primary.
