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Senior 5 Activities

 

This term has seen the continuation of Senior 5’s varied schedule of sports activities which has included indoor bowling, visits to the climbing wall at Beaumont Leys and a regular lunchtime fencing sessions with coach Mr Chris Beadling preparing the ten boys and one girl to rake their Grade 1 award. 

Two trips were made to Church Broughton Golf Club courtesy of Mr Simon Wordsworth’s Inspire Group for one group of boys and one group of girls to receive expert tuition on chipping, driving and golf course etiquette, followed by an exciting team competition over three holes on their top quality course. 

 The boys concluded their series of activities with a motorsport element, a visit to Grand Prix Karting at Amington, Tamworth which saw some exciting competitive racing.

Gold Award - Duke of Edinburgh


Congratulations to the 12 members of Lower Sixth who successfully completed their Gold final expedition in the first five days of the summer holidays. The two teams completed the task showing a great deal of gritty determination and good teamwork. Their route took them through the beautiful surroundings near Malham, Grassmere and Settle, although the views were obscured on occasion because of the driving rain, but the sun did make the odd appearance!

   
Swallows Summer School 09
Each year a programme of activities during the summer holidays are available to do. These can include cycling skills, watersports, skiing and snowboarding, fencing and circus skills. 
Junior Darts Competition


For the past two terms, youngsters at Swallows Hill have been practising their darts skills – and their subtraction! It was decided that a darts competition would be held.

Every morning, teachers had to beware of flying darts as they arrived in school! The competition proved very exciting and with some very close results.

Often the final dart needed to finish off an opponent proved very elusive. Eventually Sam Everson-Crane won the Form 3 contest and Tom Hall the Form 4.    

 
 
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