First Eleven Spring Issue

NEWS SCHOOLS
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Ockbrook pupils
Festivals
with Olympic
The Odyssey Festival at Windlesham House
stars Ross
Davenport,
School, West Sussex, is set to take place in the
Becky Adlington
and Jess school grounds on 3rd and 4th July 2010. With
Sylvester
proceeds to Sparks, the children’s medical
research charity, it will be opened by HRH
Princess Michael of Kent. Acts performing
include The Bootleg Beatles; the festival will
also feature messages from astronauts on
board the International Space Station.
www.odyssey10.com
Sport for Charity The Godolphin and Latymer School Arts Festival
Two Ockbrook School pupils recently raised £6,600 brings together exciting speakers including
for Sport in Action in Zambia by swimming 11,000m. presenter Andrew Marr, author William Boyd
Grace Vivian, 13, and Rhianna Sheean, 11, were cheered and Lord Pattern of
on from the sidelines by GB Olympic swimmers Jess Barnes on the 22-26
Slyvester, Becky Adlington and Ross Davenport. February to discuss the
Oundle School’s CCF cadets participated in a signiﬁcance of Britain’s
sponsored biathlon to help raise money and increase past and its future.
awareness of the Help the Heroes Charity. 65 cadets At the new Bishop
helped raise over £3,000 for the men and women in Centre, Hammersmith.
the armed forces who were injured in Afghanistan Drinks and book
and Iraq. signings follow.
www.ockbrook.derby.sch.uk www.godolphin Spectacular light show and ﬁreworks at
Windlesham House’s Odyssey Festival
www.oudleschool.co.uk andlatymer.com
In search of tomorrow’s
sporting stars
Former England cricketer Darren rising stars to represent England in
Gogh has opened his first sports the 2016 Brazil Olympics. One of
academy this summer at Stowe these ‘16 for 2016’ is 15-year-old
school, Buckinghamshire. Gogh sailor Elliot Hanson, a pupil at T_he
Mark made
and Stowe’s James Knott will coach King’s School, Macclesfield who
Four Plymouth
children aged 9-13 looking for the recently represented the RYA Volvo
College students
best young sporting talent from Team GBR in Japan and Denmark
won the Make Your
schools around the country. Sports at the Radial Youth Worlds. He
Mark challenge,
training with specialist coaches is also the former Topper World
part of Global including GB hockey’s James Fair Champion. SportAid helps talented
Enterprise Week and former GB lacrosse player Jayne youngsters meet the costs of
in November. The
Duckett will include rugby and pursuing their sporting dreams,
Pro Planners online
hockey for the boys and hockey, which is part of Sport England’s
homework diary
lacrosse and tennis for the girls. half a million-pound investment
won the team a
T_here will be two five-day courses to help support young athletes.
£1,000 prize and a
chance to compete
running on 26-30 July and 2-6 Hanson looks set to follow in the
in the Skills@Work
August. For more information or footsteps of previous stars who
Challenge in
to register your interest email Mrs have benefitted from SportAid’s
Belgrade. www.
Dominique Gill at dgill@stowe. help, such as heptathlon gold-
plymouthcollege. co.uk or visit www.stowe.co.uk medallist Denise Lewis and
co.uk Elsewhere, Sport England and rower Sir Steven Redgrave. Darren Gough coaching at his new sports
academy at Stowe School in Bucks.
SportsAid are already searching for www.kingsmac.cheshire.sch.uk
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