22 Clitheroe Advertiser&Times, Thursday, September 13th, 2007


www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Sun shines on sports day


A POSTPONED Ribble Valley village sports day was rewarded with glorious weather when it took place on Satur­


day. Rimington and Middop sports day


had been rained off earlier in the sum­ mer, but was rescheduled for Septem­ ber.


A large crowd gathered on the


Coulthurst Jubilee Recreation Field to enjoy a full programme of sporting events and keen competition and the afternoon ended with a popular barbe­ cue.


Mr Edward Carter presented the


trophies and thanked everyone for helping to make it a super afternoon. Members of the sports committee


also thanked all those who contributed goods or donations which were appre­ ciated.


RESULTS Trophies


Senior (nine to 16 years) - Boys: Richard


Hartley; Girls and Achievement Award: Courtney Birchall. Junior (eight and under)


- Boys: Matthew King; Girls: Lucy Pilk- ington; Achievement Award: Sophie Cur­ ran. Tug of War: Rimington and Middop. Egg throwing, senior. Joseph and Christine Duckworth; Junior: Sophie Altham and friend.


Flat Race Girls -1 2 to 15 years: 1, Sigourney Bir­


chall; 2, Courtney Birchall; 3, Lucy Buckle. 10 to 11 years: 1, Bethany Buckle; 2, Han­ nah Marynissen. Eight to nine years: 1, Isabelle Nicholls; 2, Megan King; 3, Eleanor Whita Six to seven years: 1, Sophie Curran; 2, Becky Pilkington; 3, Sophie Altham. Four to five years: 1, Lucy Pilking­ ton; 2, Annabel White; 3, Libby Smith. Boys -10 to 11 years: 1, Levi Nicholson; 2,


Richard Hartley; 3, William McLean. Eight to nine years: 1, Mark Dewhurst; 2, Mark Winckley; 3, Joseph Duckworth. Six to seven years: 1, Matthew King; 2, Levi Williamson. Four to five years: 1, Jack Wat- terson; 2, Tom Altham; 3, Luke Neal. Tod­ dlers: 1, David Allan. Egg and Spoon


Girls -1 2 to 15 years: 1, Lucy Buckle; 2,


Sigourney Birchall; 3, Courtney Birchall. 10 to 11 years: 1, Ella Wolfenden; 2, Bethany Buckley; 3, Hannah Marynissen. Eight to nine years: 1 (joint), Megan King and Eleanor White; 3, Ella Stanley. Six to seven years: 1, Becky Pilkington; 2, Sophie Cur­ ran; 3, Olivia Allan. Four to five years: 1, Lucy Pilkington; 2, Libby Smith; 3, Alice Curran. Boys - 12 to 15 years: 1, Levi Nicholson; 2, Sean Duckworth; 3, Richard Hartley. Eight to nine years: 1, Jack Wolfenden; 2, Mark Winckley; 3, Jamie Crane. Six to seven years: 1, Matthew King; 2, Levi Williamson. Four to five years: 1, Tom Altham; 2 (joint), Bradley Schofield and Jack Watterson. Toddlers: 1, Thomas Clare; 2, David Allan; 3, Alicia Birchall. Potato Race


Girls -1 2 to 15 years: 1, Courtney Bir­


chall; 2, Lucy Buckle; 3, Sigourney Birchall. Eight to nine years: 1, Lucy Brierley; 2, Megan King; 3, Isabelle Nicholls. Six to seven years: 1, Sophie Curran; 2,‘Becky Pilkington; 3, Olivia Allan. Four to five years: 1, Lucy Pilkington; 2, Phoebe Moore; 3, Alice Curran. Boys - 12 to 15 years: 1, Richard Hartley; 2, Levi Nicholson; 3, William McLean. Eight to nine years: 1, Mark Winckley; 2, Mark Dewhurst; 3, Jamie Crane. Six to seven years: 1, Matthew King; 2, Levi Williamson. Four to five years: 1, Jack Watterson; 2, Cameron Ormerod; 3, Tom Altham. Toddlers: 1, Ali­ cia Birchall; 2, Thomas Clare; 3, Elijah Heys.


Obstacle Race Boys and girls, 12 to 15 years; 1, Court­


ney Birchall; 2, Lucy Buckle; 3, Sigourney Birchall. Girls - Nine years: 1, Lucy Brier- ley; 2, Eleanor White; 3, Megan King. Six to seven years: 1, Becky Pilkington; 2, Sophie Curran; 3, Olivia Allan. Four to five years: 1, Lucy Pilkington; 2, Alice Curran; 3, Annabel White. Boys - 10 to 11 years: 1, Richard Hartley; 2, Sean Duckworth; 3, Levi Nicholson. Eight years: 1, Mark Dewhurst; 2, Jack Wolfenden; 3, Luke Wat­ terson. Six to seven years: 1, Matthew King; 2, Levi Williamson. Four to five years: 1, Tom Altham; 2, Jack Watterson; 3, Cameron Ormerod. Three-legged Race


Girls -1 2 to 15 years: 1, Lucy Buckle and


Kara Taylor; 2, Sigourney and Courtney Birchall. Eight to nine years: 1, Lucy Brier- ley and Megan King; 2 (jo in t) , Ella Wolfenden and Ellie Humberstone, Isabelle Nicholls and Ella Stanley; 3, Annabelle and Eleanor White. Seven and eight years: 1, Becky Pilkington and Sophie Altham; 2, Olivia Allan and Sophie Curran; 3, Lucy Pilkington and Libby Smith. Boys - 10 to 15 years: 1, Tom Forrest and Richard Hart­ ley; 2, Levi Nicholson and William McLean; 3, Sean Duckworth and Joseph Simm. Eight and nine years: 1, Mark Dewhurst and Jack Wolfenden; 2, Mark Winckley and Luke Watterson; 3, Levi Williamson and Joseph Duckworth. Boys and girls, six and unden 1, Alice Curran and her daddy; 2, Oliver Riley and his daddy; 3, Thomas Clare and his uncle. Sack Race


Girls -1 2 to 15 years: 1, Kara Taylor; 2,


Courtney Birchall; 3, Lucy Buckle. Nine to 11 years: 1, Isabelle Nicholls; 2, Lucy Brier- ley; 3, Megan King. Seven years: 1, Freya Humberstone; 2, Sophie Curran; 3, Becky Pilkington. Boys - 12 to 15 years: 1, Richard Hartley; 2, Tom Forrest; 3, William McLean. Eight to nine years; 1, Jamie Crane; 2, Jack Wolfenden; 3, Luke Watterson. Six to seven years: 1, Matthew


OUR photograph shows the children ready to take part in the events. (A080907/2b)


King; 2, Levi Williamson. Boys and Girls


■ - Five to six years: 1 (joint), Jack Watter­ son and Lucy Pilkington; 2, Olivia Allan; 3, Alice Curran. Four and unden 1, Alicia Birchall; 2, Tom Altham; 3, Alice Brown. Skipping Race


Boys -1 2 to 15 years: 1, Richard Hart­


ley; 2, Levi Nicholson; 3, William McLean. Eight to 11 years: 1, Mark Winckley; 2, Joseph Duckworth; 3, Jamie Crane. Five


i and six years: 1, Matthew King; 2, Jack Watterson. Girls-1 2 to 15 years: 1 (joint), Lucy Buckle and Courtney Birchall; 3,


.Sigourney Birchall. Eight to 11 years: 1, Megan King; 2, Isabelle Nicholls; 3, Ella Stanley. Five to seven years: 1, Lucy Pilk­ ington; 2, Olivia Allan; 3, Sophie Altham. Slow Bike Race


Girls -1 1 and over: 1, Courtney Bir­


chall; 2, Sigourney Birchall; 3, Hannah Marynissen. Under 10s: 1, Ella Wolfenden; 2 (joint), Eleanor White and Isabelle Nicholls; 3, Megan King. Five to six years: 1, Becky Pilkington; 2, Lucy Pilkington; 3, Courtney McNally. Boys - 10 and over: 1, Levi Nicholson; 2, Richard Hartley; 3, Tom Forrest. Eight to nine years: 1, Jack Wolfenden; 2, Joseph Duckworth; 3, Mark Winckley. Five to six years; 1, Matthew King; 2, Jack Watterson.


Fast Bike Girls - Eight to nine years: 1, Megan


King; 2, Eleanor White; 3, Isabelle Nicholls. Seven and under: 1, Becky Pillington; 2, Sophie Curran; 3, Lucy Pilk­ ington. Boys - 10 and over: 1, Levi Nichol­ son; 2, Richard Hartley; 3, Tom Forrest. Eight to 11 years: 1, Mark Dewhurst; 2, Sam Magee; 3, Joseph Duckworth. Boys and Girls -1 2 to 15 years: 1, Lucy Buckle; 2, Kaat Marynissen; 3, Courtney Birchall. Seven and under: 1, Matthew King; 2, Tom Altham; 3, Jack Watterson. Welly throwing


Girls -12 to 15 years: 1, Kara Taylor; 2,


Kaat Marynissen; 3, Caroline Winckley. Nine to 10 years: 1, Lucy Brierley; 2, Isabelle Nicholls; 3, Ellie Humberstone. Seven years: 1, Becky Pilkington; 2, Sophie Curran; 3, Sophie Altham. Four to six years: 1 (joint), Olivia Allan and Lucy Pilkington; 2, Alice Curran; 3, Jenny Pilk­ ington. Boys -1 0 and over: 1,-Tom Forrest; 2,


Kevin Varley; 3, Levi Nicholspn.;Nine to 10 years: 1 (joint), Joseph Duckworth and Archie Ford; 3, Mark Dewhurst’f'Fdur to six years: 1, Matthew King; 2, Oliver Brierley; 3, Tom Altham. Boys and girls, under four -1 , Alicia Birchall.


Independent schools — what to remember


THE school year starts in Sep­ tember, and independent schools are often full six months in advance, so it is wise to start planning at least a year in advance of entry if possible. The sooner you start looking, the more chance you have of getting a place. Ages for entry into each year


group are based on completed years as at September 1st. For example, a child born on March 3rd, 1994 will be 14 for entry in September 2008 while a child born on October 3rd,


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1994 will be regarded as aged 13. ■ Think carefully about the


best time for your child to join a school in th e UK. Most preparatory (junior) schools do not normally accept pupils in the final year (at ages 10+ or 12+). Senior schools do not normally accept pupils for entry at ages 15 (Year 11) or 17


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WESTHOLME


SCHOOL M A I M i M ' l t N


•v/they may excel. That Is why Westhoime has earned its place as one of the leading Independent schools In the • & North West with a reputation for academic excellence.


•i-sjYoii will find in Westhoime, a fnendly school with an ^atmosphere that allows .girls and boys to flourish ^.Individually and separately, where successes are shared ‘vA'and enjoyed and teamwork has true meaning.


1 would like to take this opportunity to Invite you to Westhoime to see for yourself the happy and purposeful atmosphere that exists throughout our school.


Lilian Croston Principal Saturday 6 October 2007 10am - 1.30pm O P E H D A Y


SIXTH FORM O P E H EVENING Monday 8 October 2007 from 6.30pm


ENTRANCE EXAMINATION (fer entry to Yoot 7 and tho sixth Form


) Saturday 17 November 2007 Wostholmo School has a secure coach service to an extensive catctawit area.


•xAUWestholme School we believe In providing all of our > pupils with a rich vanety of opportunities through which


(Year 13) because these year groups are halfway through two-year examination courses. You may need to consider entry into the year group below so that your child can follow the full two-year course. I t is important to be clear about your child's academic abilities so that you can look for appropriate schools. Schools which are willing to


consider offering your child a place will require your child to sit an entrance examination. This will tes t your child's


knowledge and level of achievement in English and Mathematics. Older children will also be tested in Science and a foreign language. Schools will also want to interview your child and will ask for a report from the Head of your child's current school: Independent schools vary


widely in size and atmosphere, and i t is important to visit three or four schools to enable you to compare the options and to consider which one


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The show goes on and pleases plenty


by Natalie Cox


THERE was an alternative venue for this year’s Hodder Valley Show. Cattle movement


restrictions after the outbreak of foot and mouth in Surrey made organisers decide not stage a showfield event this year. Instead they opted to


hold an indoor show and Saturday’s event was staged in Newton Village Hall. And instead of all the


usual animal classes, the only competitive sections were for chil­ dren and members of the Young Farmers’ Club. Visitors were invited


along to the venue to view the exhibits all afternoon. Committee chairman


Mr James Carr said: “There was a good turnout of people on a


nice day. The children and YFC put on a good show of exhibits of a high standard. Thanks to everyone for their help and support in making this year’s show a success. “Next year the Hod­


der Valley Show will be back to normal at Dun- sop Bridge on Septem­ ber 13th.” A full round-up of


Hodder Valley Show results will be appearing in next week’s Clitheroe Advertiser and Times. Our photograph


(left) shows Kate and Ann Phillip inspecting a selection of the art and craft exhibits entered into the show. ( A 0 8 0 9 0 7 / 4 C )


Neve Dickinson is


pictured (below) with her collection of first prizes. (A080907/4b) Pictured (bottom)


taking a closer look at the decorated cakes is Sian Morris. (A080907 /4a)


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