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All The Latest News From Ranby House SchoolSports Results - The latest sports results can be found in the Headmaster's NewslettersNEWS SPRING TERM 2010Click below for the Headmaster's Latest Newsletter
FANTASTIC IAPS NETBALL TOURNAMENT 8/3/2010
The U13, U12 and U11 netball teams that attended the recent IAPS Netball Tournament that was organised and hosted by Ranby House School, but which took place at Worksop College, played extremely well.
The U13 Team came 7th overall and the U12 Team came 3rd overall. However the U11 Netball Team had a superb day, coming away in 4th place out of 23 teams, after a tremendously exciting play off. They now go on to the National Finals to be held at Roedean School in Brighton on Saturday 13th March.
Photographs taken by the official photographers can be viewed at the following link:- www.dephoto.biz/iapsnetball.
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SCHOLARSHIPS, EXHIBITIONS AND AWARDS 1/3/2010
Many congratulations to the following children who have recently received the following Scholarships, Awards and Exhibitions:-
James Davies Worksop College
Academic Scholarship
Sophie Parker Worksop College
Academic Scholarship
Maximillian Wilson Worksop College
Academic Scholarship
Sean Philipson Worksop College
Academic Exhibition
Kate Shacklock Worksop College
Academic Exhibition
Charlotte Spencer Worksop College
Academic Exhibition
Eleanor Riddle Worksop College
Harden Leadership Award
RANBIAN JOINS PRESIGIOUS TRAINING CHOIR OF THE WORLD FAMOUS CANTAMUS GIRLS CHOIR 25/2/2010
Ranby House are delighted to announce that Millie Groves age 10 and in Year 5 at Ranby House recently auditioned and was accepted to join the highly prestigious Training Choir of the Cantamus Girls Choir.
Millie was put forward for the auditions by her Vocal Tutor at Ranby House, Sarah Yeardley.
The Training Choir was formed eight years ago, with the aim of preparing girls from the age of 9 for singing in the Main Choir.
The number of girls varies between 30 and 35, as older girls move on to the Main Choir and new girls join. The girls learn the Cantamus repertoire and are taught the very high standards which are expected of them when they appear on stage.
The choir usually gives one main concert each year and always takes part in Christmas concerts with the Main Choir. Over the years, the choir has taken part in various choral events and competitions.
PRESENTATION TO HELP FOR HEROES £207 23/2/2010
The Pupils' School Council presented a cheque for £207 to a representative from Help for Heroes. This money had been raised from a mufti day in the Autumn Term.
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CHESS TEAM WINNERS 22/2/2010
Well done to the U11B Chess Team who became Trophy Winners at the recent Worksop College Prep Schools' Chess Tournament.
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SCHOLARSHIPS, EXHIBITIONS AND AWARDS 22/2/2010
Many congratulations to the following children who have recently received the following Scholarships, Awards and Exhibitions:-
Rhodri Edwards Christ College, Brecon
(Sports Scholarship)
Caitlin Furniss Repton School
(C B Fry Award, Drama Scholarship & Music Tuition Award)
Laura Donaldson Repton School
(C B Fry Award, Sports Scholarship)
Roshan Sooriah Repton School
(Sports Exhibition)
James Davies Worksop College
(Music Scholarship)
Oliver Sibson Worksop College
(Music Exhibition)
Ciaran Quinlan Worksop College
(Choral Exhibition)
RANBY HOUSE SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL MUSIC FESTIVAL
10/2/2010
On Thursday 4th February an audience was entertained and scintillated by an extravaganza of music from the children who had gone through their preliminary rounds to qualify for the three age group finals of the Individual Music Festival. Mr Thorpe, the adjudicator, who is Director of Music at Wellow School, had a very difficult, but enjoyable task to pick the overall shield winners.
The results were as follows:-
Junior Final winners:
Richard Easterbrook (guitar); Mary Maw (strings); Zara Pickles (woodwind); Dominic Leach (Year 3 piano); Alice McShane (Year 4 piano); Ella O’Reilly (voice); Joshua Porter (percussion); Joe McCallion and James Recaldin (junior ensembles).
The overall shield winner was Ella O’Reilly.
Intermediate Final winners:
Lewis Wilkinson (guitar); Megan McKay (strings); Ellen Knight (clarinet); Grace Easterbrook (flute); Eleanor Cooley (Year 5 piano); Alicia Jones (Year 6 piano); James Tarbatt (percussion); George Finlay (boys’ voice); Millie Groves (girls’ voice); Chrystal Jones and Philippa Wilson (ensemble).
The overall shield winner was Megan McKay.
Senior Final Winners:
James Davies (guitar); Eleanor Payne (strings); Zoe Kealey (clarinet); Emily Cox-Mundy (flute); Andrew Whyte (saxophone); Scarlett Clarke (Year 7 piano); Caitlin Furniss (Year 8 piano); Ciaran Quinlan (brass); Andrew Whyte (percussion); Will Clothier (boys’ voice); Eleanor Payne (Year 7 girls’ voice); Emily Cox-Mundy (Year 8 girls’ voice); Ciaran Quinlan and Oliver Sibson (ensemble).
The overall shield winner was Andrew Whyte.
RANBY HOUSE GIRLS ACCEPTED INTO NOTTINGHAM JUNIOR HOCKEY ACADEMY 10/2/2010
Many congratulations to the six pupils who have been accepted into Nottinghamshire Junior Hockey Academy, a training centre for the U13 to U17 age groups run by the England Hockey Board:
Laura Donaldson, Pippa Emmans, Ellie Jackson, Philippa Wilson, Grace Easterbrook and Abigail Speight.
RANBY HOUSE BECOMES COUNTY CHAMPION SCHOOL
10/2/2010
Congratulations to the following pupils on their success at the Nottinghamshire Schools Cross Country Finals held at Berry Hill Park, Mansfield on Saturday 6th February, where they were representing both the school and the Bassetlaw County Team:
The Year 7 Boys team for Ranby House became the County Champion School and came first in the County Area Event as part of the Bassetlaw Team. (George Finlay 6th, Freddie Haith 9th, Aggi Smith 11th Henry Pymm 12th).
The Year 7 Girls team for Ranby House were the runners up in the County Champion School and were third in the in the County Area Event as part of the Bassetlaw Team. (Emily Mitchell 2nd, Philippa Wilson 3rd, Eleanor Payne 6th).
The Year 8/9 Boys team from Ranby House together with pupils from Worksop College became the County Champion School and came first in the County Area Event as part of the Bassetlaw Team.
(Guy Durdy 11th , James Dane 15th , Jack McKay 20th , Lewis Reep 49th)
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YEAR 3 VISIT WESTON PARK MUSEUM, SHEFFIELD
4/2/2010
Year 3 children had a wonderful time when they visited Weston Park Museum as part of their study of Ancient Greece. Having taken part in an extremely interesting workshop they then had the opportunity to explore the museum. For further information on Weston Park Museum, please click here.
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GROUP CROSS COUNTRY -
THREE FANTASTIC EVENTS 3/2/2010
On Monday 1st February Years 3 & 4, and Years 7 & 8 Group Cross Country took place on a cold wintery afternoon. On Tuesday 2nd February Years 5 & 6 ran their Group Cross Country. All children took part and the House spirit, as ever, was very evident in all the cheering on of team mates.
For full results of the three events please click here.
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HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY 27/1/2010
It was an honour and a privilege for Ranby House School to be invited to take part in the Holocaust Memorial Day Commemoration held at Beth Shalom, in Laxton. Taking ‘The Legacy of Hope’ as the theme for the service, a candle lighting ceremony in memory of those who were killed provided a moving and symbolic moment for survivors of the Holocaust to pass a ‘flame’ of hope to the next generation.
For further information on the The Holocaust Centre, please click here.
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GROUP FOOTBALL - YEAR 5 & 6 AND
7 & 8 27/1/2010
On Wednesday 27th January the Years 5 & 6 and 7 & 8 had strongly contested matches to gain the Group Football titles. The results were as follows:-
Year 7 & 8 Group Football
1st St Dunstan, 2nd St Columba, 3rd St Benedict, 4th St Alban
Year 5 & 6 Group Football
1st St Benedict, 2nd St Alban, 3rd St Columba, 4th St Dunstan
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GROUP NETBALL - YEAR 5 & 6 25/1/2001
On Monday 25th January the Year 5 & 6 Netball took place. Each House played against the other three Houses in a fiercely fought contest with some excellent netball played, and there was also plenty of parental support. St Columba just beat St Benedict on goal difference. The full placings was as follows:-
1st St Columba, 2nd St Benedict, 3rd St Dunstan and 4th St Alban.
CHAMPIONS OF BASSETLAW REGIONAL CROSS COUNTRY EVENT - RANBY TO REPRESENT THE AREA AT COUNTY FINALS 25/1/2010
Ranby House School had a fantastic result at the recent Bassetlaw area annual cross country event. In the Year 7 boys' race the first seven runners home were Ranbians. The winner, Freddie Haith, was running a year young. All seven boys will now go on to represent Bassetlaw at the County finals at Berry Hill on Saturday 6th February.
In the Year 7 girls' race the first three runners home were all Ranbians and all our seven runners for this race came in the top ten. All seven girls will also go on to represent Bassetlaw at the County finals.
In the Year 8/9 race, Rosie Haith came second and Jack McKay came seventh, both qualifying in their respective races for the County finals.
Huge congratulations to all those who took part on their outstanding achievement, on what was, a very wet and muddy afternoon.
YEAR 4 HAVE A WONDERFUL MORNING AT THE JUNK DRUMMING WORKSHOP HELD AT RANBY HOUSE
22/01/2010
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EX-RANBIAN BECOMES YOUNGEST PERSON IN THE WORLD TO REACH SOUTH POLE 15/1/2010
Ex-Ranbian Katie Walter, 17, has become the youngest person ever to reach the South Pole. Her massive achievement, which involved her treking 112 miles through ice, snow and extreme temperatures saw her arrive at the icy landmark of the South Pole on New Year's Day.
Katie, who started her trek from the point where legendary explorer Ernest Shackleton decided to turn back 100 years ago, had to haul a 40kg sled for seven hours a day to reach her target.
In addition to this incredible feat, Katie currently a pupil at Worksop College, has also raised around £1,500 for the air ambulance and £600 for Dyslexia Action.
MUMMERS PLAY RAISES £1312.76 FOR BLUEBELL WOOD CHILDREN'S HOSPICE 14/1/2010
The Ranby House School “Mummers Group” celebrated its twenty-second year of operation by performing "St. George and the Dragon" – a traditional Mummers’ Play - a total of eight times in support of Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. The charity was chosen by the pupil performers; performances included private houses, local retired residents and the cast also entertained Retford Rotary Club.
The total raised was £1312.76 (very close to the highest figure!). The picture shows the cheque being presented to Mrs. Wendy King, representative of Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice.
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PRESENTATION OF CHEQUE FOR £203 TO WATER AID 13/1/2010
Mrs Jackie Willems MBE, a representative from Water Aid, recently came to a Chapel Service at Ranby House School to receive a cheque for £203 from donations and sponsorship organised by the children.
She made all the pupils and staff present at the service aware of how blessed we are when it comes to a freely accessible water supply, pointing out how those in the developing world have to carry, often unclean, water many miles to their homes and families. She also explained how Water Aid are striving to ensure that a source of clean water is available to those who need it.
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NEWS AUTUMN TERM 2009
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BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE FOR NATIVITY STORY OF BABOUSHKA BY ALL THE PRE-PREP CHILDREN
11/12/2009
All the pre-prep children delighted their parents, family, friends and staff with a wonderful, colourful and moving performance of Baboushka in the school's Theatre. Fantastic singing, dancing and acting was enjoyed by one and all.
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WINNERS OF GROUP RUGBY COMPETITION 9/12/2009
A fiercely fought contest between the four House Groups took place for the Intermediate and Senior Group Rugby contest. St Dunstan emerged as winners of the Senior Group and St Benedict were the winning team in the Intermediate Group Rugby Competition. Congratulations to all those who took part.
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CELEBRATION OF BAPTISM AND CONFIRMATION
7/12/2009
On Sunday 6th December, we welcomed the Bishop of Sherwood to St Augustine's Chapel at Ranby House School for our service of Baptism and Confirmation. Emily Naylor received the sacrament of Baptism and Confirmation and Richard Baddiley, Oliver Dane, Madalyn Davis, Charlotte Docherty, Alice Exley, William Hunt, Charlotte Willis, Freddie Haith, Sophie Williams and Mr Pymm all received the sacrament of Confirmation.
The service was a wonderful celebration and those receiving these important sacraments were very well supported by the school community, family and friends.
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EX-RANBIAN RICHARD WINSOR TO DANCE PRINCIPAL ROLE IN MATTHEW BOURNE'S FAMOUS INTERPRETATION OF SWAN LAKE 7/12/2009
Past pupil of Ranby House School, Richard Winsor is to take the principal role in Matthew Bourne's famous interpretation of Swan Lake, which has been an international smash hit and winner of over 30 prestigious awards.
Richard was a pupil at Ranby House until 1995, he then attended Worksop College before obtaining a scholarship to the Central School of Ballet, London.
A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS CONCERT 4/12/09
Parents, friends, pupils, governors and staff were treated to a wonderful Christmas Concert last night. The high standard of music across the various groups and ensembles was superb. Over 80 children were involved in this musical extravaganza which included the School Orchestra, Jazz Band, Guitar Group, Saxophone Group, Clarinet Group, String Ensemble, Girls' Chamber Choir, Senior Vocal Ensemble, Flute Group and Woodwind Group. Congratulations to all those who performed!
BOARDERS TRIP TO SEE DONCASTER KNIGHTS v AYR RUGBY CLUB 2/12/2009
The Boarders recently enjoyed a terrific Sunday trip to see an exciting match between Doncaster Knights and Ayr Rugby Club.
The children and staff were treated to a delicious 'cow pie', chips and mushy peas prior to the match.
Our thanks must go to Mr Alcock for organising such a wonderful afternoon for our lucky boarders.
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ST COLUMBA - WINNERS OF INTERMEDIATE GIRLS' GROUP HOCKEY 30/11/2009
Many congratulations to all the girls who took part in the recent Intermediate Girls’ Group Hockey. St Columba emerged as the winners.
PUPIL GAINS PLACE IN THE NATIONAL CHILDREN UNDER 11'S ORCHESTRA 30/11/2009
Year 5 pupil, Megan McKay, has gained a place in the prestigious National Children Under 11's Orchestra which is a fantastic achievement.
A BRILLIANT PRODUCTION OF “THE BURNING BUSH” 26/11/2009
All Year 6 children at Ranby House School have recently performed a marvellous production of the “The Burning Bush” by Tom Steinier. The play was about the biblical story of Moses – his birth under Pharaoh Rameses II, hiding in bulrushes, growing up, his encounter with God and the eventual exodus from Egypt, complete with the parting of the Red Sea.
Parents and friends thoroughly enjoyed the two performances which took place in the school’s Theatre.
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BOARDERS' FORUM RAISE £1715.00 (AND RISING!) FOR CHILDREN IN NEED 24/11/2009
The Boarders' Forum at Ranby House School enjoyed another successful fundraising night last week. In line with this year's Children in Need theme, the Boarders decided to 'Do something different' by holding a sponsored 'Eat with a Cocktail Stick Challenge'. There were three categories; Mini Jelly Babies, Raisins and Cold Baked Beans. The children had 30 seconds to eat as many as they could, one at a time, using only a cocktail stick! Their efforts so far have raised £1,715 and it is hoped this figure will grow further as monies come in. If you fancy a challenge, the winning score for Cold Baked Beans was 24!!
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RANBY PARENTS GROUP - CHRISTMAS FAIR AND LUNCH 20/11/2009
The Christmas Fair and Lunch on November 18th was a resounding success - 105 people sat down to a two course lunch in the Theatre and were treated to a splendid twenty minute candlelit concert by some of Ranby's talented musicians. In addition, there were fantastic shopping opportunities from a variety of local traders.
PARENTS WIN 5-A-SIDE FOOTBALL MATCH V THE STAFF 19/11/2009
A Staff v Parents 5-a-side Football Match recently took place. Four games were played and each side won two. However, congratulations must go to the Parents who won on aggregate. A post match celebration of Curry and Beer was enjoyed by all members of the teams.
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ST COLUMBA - WINNERS OF SENIOR GIRLS' GROUP HOCKEY 18/11/2009
Many congratulations to all the girls who took part in the recent Senior Girls’ Group Hockey. St Columba emerged as the winners.
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A FANTASTIC 166 CHRISTMAS SHOE BOXES!!
18/11/2009
Operation Christmas Shoebox Appeal 2009 proved a wonderful success once again at Ranby House School. The much valued generosity of parents and children enabled a grand total of 166 boxes to be sent off, destined for Serbia and Poland.
Once again it was a heart warming sight to see the flood of boxes coming into Chapel. It is fantastic to hear so many stories of the joy with which parents and children work together to produce these precious gifts for children far away.
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A FANTASTIC YEAR 4 PLAY - THE ODYSSEY
16/11/2009
On Saturday Year 4 were involved in a wonderful dramatisation of The Odyssey. The performance was a culmination of English, History and Drama work and was thoroughly enjoyed by the audience and performers.
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BRITISH LAND UK CHESS CHALLENGE AWARD
9/11/2009
We are thrilled to have received the Certificate of Excellence Gold Level 2009 Award from the British Land UK Chess Challenge - the world's largest Chess Event!
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM 7/11/2009
A very moving Chapel Remembrance Service took place today with the whole school and staff attending together with many parents. Oliver Sibson played the Last Post.
On Wednesday 11th November the whole school will respect a two minute silence in remebrance of all the men and women who have given their lives in service to our country.
PUPIL SCHOOL COUNCIL RAISES MONEY FOR HELP THE HEROES AND WATER AID 21/10/2009
To raise money for Help the Heroes and Water Aid, the pupil School Council decided to hold a mufti day for the Prep School. The children donated £1 to come dressed in either blue, for Water Aid, or green, for Help the Heroes.
During morning break and lunch break representatives from the four Groups enjoyed competing, as a Group team, against one another in obstacle races and water relays.
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JOINT WINNERS OF HOCKEY TOURNAMENT AT OAKHAM
20/10/2009
Many congratulations to our U12 VII Girls' Hockey Team who returned victorious from the Hockey Tournament at Oakham as joint winners.
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RANBY HOUSE MUMS RAISE £343.50 FOR THE BLUEBELL WOOD CHILDREN'S HOSPICE 19/10/2009
Sonya Pavier, the mum of a Ranby House pupil, recently invited other parents to her home for a Butterfly Tea Party in aid of the Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. With a cake stall, raffle, greetings and Christmas cards, stationery, jewellery and books for sale she raised the magnificent sum of £343.50 for this very worthwhile cause. Some of the parents who attended the event at Mrs Pavier’s home are pictured with the cheque for the hospice.
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PRESENTATION OF ABBOTS BROMLEY MATHS CHALLENGE SHIELD 13/10/2009
On Monday 12th October Mrs Trish Woodhouse, Headmistress of Abbots Bromley School in Staffordshire, came to Ranby House to present the Abbots Bromley Maths Challenge Shield to four of our pupils who had emerged as victors when they took part in the Maths Challenge at Abbots Bromley earlier in the year. Many congratulations to Timothy Ho, Freddie Innes, Madeleine Foulds and Charlotte Willis on their fantastic achievement.
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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY PRIMARY SCHOOLS RELAY CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS 12/10/2009
Four boys in Year 6 have become the Nottinghamshire County Champions, retaining the trophy for the second year running, for the Primary Schools Relay Cross Country. They had previously qualified to represent Bassetlaw at the championships when the team became overall winners of the Bassetlaw Primary Schools Cross Country race. The four boys running were Tom Wilkinson, Freddie Haith, George Finlay and Oliver Dane.
Director of Sport at Ranby House School, Mark Pymm, said that “the school is thrilled to be County Champions again”, adding that “the wide sporting opportunities that children have at Ranby House, increases their overall fitness, stamina and technique for such events”.
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RUNNERS UP AT BRITISH SCHOOLS SCORE ORIENTEERING CHAMPIONSHIPS 12/10/2009
Congratulations to the Boys’ and Girls’ Orienteering teams who finished as runners up in the British Schools Score Orienteering Championships held at Hylands Park on Saturday 10th October.
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RANBY HOUSE SCHOOL BOOK WEEK 8/10/2009
The children at Ranby House have been enjoying a fantastically busy and informative Book Week with the theme of 'The Tudors'. On Tuesday the whole school came dressed as people from the Tudor era, there were Kings and Queens, noble men and women and country folk and peasants!
The children have benefited from an educational visit from the Heuristics who showed them the medicines that were used in the Tudor times. Adam Bushnell the story teller and a group of medieval musicians called the Wulfengrim will also be visiting this week.
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HARVEST FESTIVAL CELEBRATION 3/10/09
On Saturday 3rd October the Prep School celebrated Harvest Festival with a School Eucharist which was supported by all the children, family and friends. The day before the Pre-Prep Department had also celebrated Harvest Festival with a service of thanksgiving, conducted by the School Chaplain, Father Darren Moore. The children had all brought in to school gifts of food which will be distributed to the elderly and needy within the Bassetlaw area.
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GROUP SINGING COMPETITION 25/9/2009
A wonderful afternoon of entertainment was enjoyed by the whole school community, parents and friends for the Group Singing Competition. Congratulations must go to St Alban who won with their rendition of "There's a hole in my bucket, dear Liza".
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NATIONAL LEARNING OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM AWARD 25/9/2009
At Ranby House School we are thrilled to have been shortlisted for the prestigious 2009 National Learning Outside the Classroom Award. The award recognises the commitment of schools in England to providing excellent and innovative experiences for young people in a wide range of learning outside the classroom settings.
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CROSS COUNTRY 22/9/2009
Congratulations to our Year 6 cross country teams who took part in the Bassetlaw Primary Schools Cross Country event in Kings Park, Retford on Tuesday 22nd September. Oliver Dane, Tom Wilkinson and Henry Finlay took first, second and third places respectively with Freddie Haith taking seventh place to win the boys’ part of the competition. In the girls’ race, Philippa Wilson came first with Ellie Jackson fourth, Madeleine Foulds ninth and Madalyn Davis seventeenth. Both the boys and the girls were overall winners and so will represent Bassetlaw at the county finals in Mansfield in early October.
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NEW SCHOOL CHAPLAIN 19/9/2009
On Saturday 19th September the whole school, together with parents and guests celebrated the Installation and Licensing of Father Darren Moore as the Chaplain of Ranby House School.
The service was conducted by the Senior Provost of Woodard Schools, Canon Brendan Clover, and the Venerable Robin Turner who was representing the Bishop of Southwell and Nottingham. The Reverend Alan Parkinson, Assistant Provost (Midland Region) was also in attendance.
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YEAR 3 TRIP TO CHATSWORTH 18/9/2009
Year 3 children recently visited Chatsworth as a team building exercise and to help integrate the new pupils. On a beautiful sunny day, the children enjoyed a walk in the Derbyshire countryside, playing on the adventure playground - using the archimedes screw, channels and diggers - seeing the animals on the farm and a picnic in the extensive grounds of Chatsworth House.
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YEAR 5 VISIT BOSWORTH BATTLEFIELD 15/ 9/2009
Year 5 children recently enjoyed an educational trip to the Bosworth Battlefield.
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CAPTAINS OF SCHOOL 14/9/2009
Many congratulations to the following children on the announcement of the Captains of School:-
Rhodri Edwards - Head Boy
Eleanor Riddle - Head Girl
Maximillian Wilson - Deputy Head Boy
Hannah Speight - Deputy Head Girl
GROUP CAPTAINS 14/9/2009
Many congratulations to the following children on the announcement of the Group Captains:-
St Alban - Matthew Browning, Caitlin Furniss
St Benedict - Edward Thompson, Emily Cox-Mundy
St Columba - Christopher Davies, Molly Halmshaw
St Dunstan - Paul McKay, Kate Shacklock
POSITIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY 14/9/2009
Many congratulations to the following children on the announcement of these positions of responsibility:-
Head of Chapel - Michael Davies
Heads of Choir - Sophie Parker, Ciaran Quinlan
Heads of Dorm - Kieran Walker (Boys' House), Anna Heatlie-Edwards (Girls' House)
Head Librarians - Abigail O'Reilly, George Cosslett
Captain of Rugby - Rhodri Edwards
Captain of Hockey - Laura Donaldson
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