Schools News


Art & Poetry


City of London Freemen’s School hosted a private view art exhibition while Emily Bentham a student at St Edmund’s School, Canterbury was shortlisted for the Royal Academy of Art’s summer A-level art exhibition. Pupils at Worcestershire prep school Abberley Hall have gone wild about willow with their fi rst artist in residence, Spencer Jenkins. Pupils in the two top years were excited at the prospect of making large outdoor sculptures out of willow with the artist and the school’s grounds provided the perfect setting. The top year, aged 13, created this life-sized stag as part of their leavers’ programme.


Bravo les fi lles!


Years 4, 5 and 6 pupils at Francis Holland Junior school brushed up on their French- speaking skills to take part in a French


poetry competition organised by French mistress, Madame Lenec’h.


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Bedford Modern student has been shortlisted for selection to swim at the Commonwealth Youth Games.


glory for Ardingly College sixth former, Monty Gimpel who has signed to Leeds United.


Felsted’s Max Paulin became the Essex Schools High


Jump Champion 2011 with a clearance of 1.93m.


The King’s School Chester under 15s cricket team represented Cheshire in the Lord’s Taverners Colts Trophy and after a thrilling win over Sedbergh, were crowned


Northern champions.


The girls from Latymer Upper won the Junior Quad at rowing in Henley beating Headington school in the fi nal.


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Boys from Kingswood House School in Surrey competed in a watersports competition. Matthew Muncey was awarded fi rst place in his fi rst


wakeboarding competition, while Jake Hardman in his Optimist dinghy moved on from the Regatta fl eet to the Main Fleet.


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Year 8 pupils at Badminton School in Westbury-on-Trym came third in the UK in the national fi nals for rounders.


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Priory Prep in Banstead, Surrey also triumped at cricket and the fi rst ever British Girls’ Public Schools rackets championships was held at Queen’s Club, London.


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