Royal Wootton Basset Rugby Team


The Games also involved 100 young leaders from Wiltshire schools who had completed training for officials, scorers and leaders in each of the sports. Wiltshire and Swindon Sport CEO Steve Boocock said “They really did a fantastic job and I heard lots of positive comments from schools and clubs on their work. Thank you to them for their exemplary attitudes and the schools that provided the Leaders”.


“Thanks also must go to the volunteers from Clubs, County Associations and National Governing Bodies of Sport along with staff from Wiltshire Council and Active Trowbridge. We were also grateful for the support from local Sainsbury’s stores for refreshments on the day. Without their support we would not be able to offer this unique event to the schools in Wiltshire”.


Matravers School Performers Boys


Gymnastics Winners


Gymnasts with Natasha Hunt


Horningsham School Dance Lauren Booth’s success at the Level 4 Sainsbury’s School Games


The first week of September Wiltshire para-cyclist Lauren Booth, competed at the Level 4, National Sainsbury’s School Games 2015 in Manchester.


Over the weekend Lauren stayed in the athlete’s village independently, leaving Lauren to be responsible with for the gruelling 5am starts, along with her fellow team mates.


Over the course of the weekend, Lauren competed in 5 events in the prestigious Velodrome bringing home an amazing total of 4 medals, winning gold in the 1 lap time trial, 500m time trial and silver in 1km time trial and 3km pursuit.


Lauren Booth


Lauren was competing against a range of different para-cyclists, including tandems, girls and boys.


A fantastic achievement and reward for all her hard work and dedication to para-cycling.


Lauren has gone on to taste national glory for the second successive year after picking up more medals at the


British Cycling National Championships.


• Silver in the C1-5 500m time trial, which she won last year.


• Bronze in the C1-5 mixed flying 200m time trial


Wiltshire and Swindon Relay 5


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