Sports Day 2024

What a way to end the term! The sun shone on our postponed Sports Day on Thursday, with records tumbling and house pride in full effect. Three school records fell:

• Isaac Roper took the Year 7 boys’ high jump record with a height of 1m50cm
• Gabriel Kordys took the Year 9 boys’ 100m record in a time of 11.51, beating a record which had stood since 1999 (11.74, set by B Handy, also of Stuart House)
• Olive Leaney took the Year 9 girls’ 800m record

The full list is below:

To accompany the record-breaking, it was HANOVER HOUSE who triumphed, retaining the Tug of War Trophy and lifting the Sports Day Cup for the first time since 2010!

It was a close-run thing though, with 2023 winners Lancaster pushing all the way, and Tudor making a late surge in the afternoon events. The final results were as follows:

You can read the Sports Day newspaper, written and compiled by our student journalism team, online here, and below you can see some photos from a brilliant day:

The House Cup 2024

On the last day of term, we awarded the other inter-house trophies. The results were:

Head of House Challenge Cup: for inter-house competitions (2023 holders: Windsor House)

• 5th: Stuart House
• 4th: Tudor House
• 3rd: Hanover House
• 2nd: Windsor House
• 1st: Lancaster House

Academics Cup: for house points, attendance, academic competitions (2023 holders: Tudor House)

• 5th: Hanover House
• 4th: Windsor House
• 3rd: Stuart House
• 2nd: Lancaster House
• 1st: Tudor House

The House Cup: overall trophy combining everything (2023 holders: Lancaster House)

• 5th (214 points): Windsor House
• 4th (240 points):Stuart House
• 3rd (290 points): Hanover House
• 2nd (308 points): Lancaster House
• 1st (318 points): Tudor House

Congratulations to all the students for their tremendous efforts.

Have a great summer!