Double Victory for Martineau: Sports Day 2026 Round-Up

Posted on 17th July 2026

From Nursery to Sixth Form, our annual Sports Day was a spectacular celebration of friendly competition and school spirit.

Prep Sports Day

Our Prep School community came together for an unforgettable afternoon of House Athletics for their own Sports Day. We kicked off the day in style, with a wonderful family barbecue which set the vibrant tone for the exciting competition to follow.

 

From our youngest competitors in Nursery all the way up to Year 6, it was fantastic to see every pupil participating in a run, a jump and a throw. The heat did not slow anyone down, if anything, the blazing sun seemed to fuel some truly amazing performances, with multiple school records created throughout the afternoon!

Prep House Competition Results

 

The pupils showed incredible camaraderie and witnessing their excellent support of one another was inspiring. Every single student gained valuable points for their houses, making it a tight competition right until the end. Ultimately, consistency and teamwork paid off, as Martineau claimed the official Prep School Sports Day Champion title!

Senior School Sports Day

Our Senior School Sports Day was a great celebration of athletic achievement and teamwork, with a healthy amount of Norwich High School spirit. Across the day, students competed in track, field and rowing events. Showing immense enthusiasm and encouragement for one another, there was an evident sense of community.

The track events produced some outstanding performances, with several long-standing school records broken. Year 10 student, Emilia, delivered the standout track performance of the day, beating the 1500m record by five seconds. A remarkable achievement as the previous record had stood for more than 40 years!

Senior House Competition Results and Individual Excellence

The competitive spirit between all Houses throughout the day was palpable. The final results saw Martineau take 1st place, followed by Cavell in 2nd, Fry in 3rd and Julian in 4th place.

Individual excellence was celebrated with the presentation of the Senior School points trophies. Juno and Cressie won the Junior trophies, Isla and Charlotte earned the Intermediate trophies and Zoe claimed the Senior trophy.

How Sport Brings Girls Together

Ultimately, Sports Day reminds us that House athletics is about so much more than just crossing the finish line first. Watching all of our Norwich High students, from our youngest in Nursery to our Sixth Formers, participate showed exactly how sport has the transformative ability to bring girls together. It builds a real sense of camaraderie and helps our girls find a shared confidence that stays with them long after they leave the track.

More Than Just a Game: How Sport Empowers Girls

  • Prep School
  • Senior School
  • Sixth Form
26th November 2025