The Chantry School Newsletter

December 2015 Tel: 01886 887100; e-mail : [email protected] : www.chantry.worcs.sch.uk

Important dates for your diary: Dear Parents/Carer ea. We are shortly about to launch a for- mal consultation with stakeholders to  Wed. 16 Dec.— We are re-launching our website this seek views around the school increasing Progress Checks is- month. The new domain name is sued its planned admission number from 145 www.chantryschool.com. Please do take to 180. This would mean the school tak-  Thur 17th Dec.— Tal- time to have a look. The website is, natu- ing in 6 classes in Y7 instead of the cur- ent Show at 7.00pm— rally, the main forum for information rent 5. Please look out for the consulta- tickets on sale from about the school, such as term dates, tion letter very soon and offer comments the school office at policies, curriculum as well as statutory £4.00 each. back to us to help inform our planning information that we must publish. We and decision making.  Fri. 18 Dec. Term have moved much of the pupil curriculum ends. Buses resources that were available on the old The school was visited in June by one of leave at 12.30pm. website into the Home Access Plus area. Her Majesty’s Inspectors, conducting a Pupils can access this from the link on best practice visit into work with disad- —Non-uniform the front page of the website, using their vantaged pupils. As a result of this, the day. usual school logon and so reach work school featured, briefly, in the Chief In-  Mon. 4 Jan. 2016 that their teachers have left for them. A spectors annual report to government. school re-opens for link to Parent Pay is also easily available. We were pleased to be invited to the the Spring term. Allied to our website development, we event and have our work in this area vali- have also been upgrading our Sims dated.  Mon. 11 Jan.—Y11 Learning Gateway service this term. This Mock exams start and is our portal for you to access information Mrs Pat Owen, governor, has once again end of Fri 22 Jan. about your child, including attendance, been working very hard with pupils in the behaviour and reports. There is further school, and with schools far and wide.  Thu. 28 Jan. -Y9 KS4 Our British Council project has come to Information Evening functionality to come in the near future with this, and we will inform you when an end, but I am delighted that thanks to  Wed. 3 Feb.—Y11 this is released. Pat’s, and also Mr Allison’s, work with the Progress Checks/ young people, the school has had its In- Mock results issued. Current school news will also feature on the front page of the school website. This ternational School Award re-accredited  Wed. 3 Feb. to Fri.5 is a feed from our new Twitter account for a further three years. Well done and Feb.—School produc- where we will be keeping you updated many thanks to staff and pupils involved tion ‘Grease’ Tickets with current developments. You can fol- in achieving this. available from the low us on Twitter @chantryschool. office at £7.00 each. Finally, my very best wishes to all our Many of you will be aware that there is a pupils, parents and staff for a happy and  Tue. 9 Feb.- Y11 Par- peaceful festive season. ents’ Evening lot of building work within, and beyond, the school’s catchment area at the mo- Andy Dickenson, Headteacher  Fri. 12 Feb.— school ment. We are in discussion with Worces- finishes for half-term tershire County Council about the impli- holiday. cations for this on the school’s ability to  Sat. 13 to Sun. 21 continue to serve its community and en- Feb. half-term holiday. sure a sufficient number of places for children coming through from primary  Mon. 22 Feb. -School starts. school, and for those moving into the ar- Lorna Davies and Paul Wilcox are contin-  Thu. 25 Feb—Y7 Par- uing as joint chairs this year, but we have ents’ Evening Friends GET INVOLVED. KEEP INFORMED said goodbye to Debbie Reynolds  Thu. 10 March—Y11 (Secretary) and Rachel Welch (Treasurer) Parent Revision con- The Autumn term got off to a cracking and have welcomed aboard Rachel Ni- ference start with significant involvement in Ap- cholson and Sarah Dunks as their respec-  Tue. 15 March— plefest and in providing and serving re- tive successors. The Friends will continue Progress Checks is- freshments at the Year 11 Awards Even- to meet on the first Thursday of the sued ing. Both of these events went really well month, at 7.30-9.00pm, in the conference and were greatly appreciated. We are room and we are a friendly bunch, if you  Thu. 17 March—Y10 now looking forward to helping folk get would like join us. Parents’ Evening into the festive mood by running the bar at  Wed. 23 March—term the Talent Show on Thursday 17th De- Happy Christmas! ends for pupils cember. We shall also be providing cakes  Thu. 24 March— for the staff at break time on Tuesday Lucky winners of The Chantry Professional Dev. Day 15th December, to show our appreciation Chance (200 club) were: (4), school closed to for all their hard work this term. As al- September No. 181 Claire Barnes pupils ways, offers of help are greatly appreciat- October No. 6 Lorna Davies ed and please contact us on  Fri. 25 March to Sun. November No. 160 Lee Vickers [email protected] if you 10 April—Easter holi- December No. 84 Heather Morgan

day would like to get involved.

Goodbyes MFL Recently, I have been fortunate to take a small group to visit two We are saying a very sad fare- Berlin Trip other schools to listen to authors. well to Dave Darling our Busi- st On 4 November I went to listen to On 21 October 2015 at 2.00am ness Manager this Christmas. (yes you read that right) pupils Charlie Higson at Dave has been working at the from The Chantry school set out High School. He is an actor, co- school for 14 years and he is median, director and author. on what would be a memorable now off to pastures new. Dave Most famous for acting in the trip to the German capital. has been a highly professional Fast Show, writing the Jekyll and and supportive colleague over Arriving before midday, our group Hyde series on television and an the years and has overseen a lot of approximately 30 pupil quickly author of the Young Bond series of new building works that have dropped off our bags at the youth for children. He was very inter- benefitted the pupils enormously. hotel, before swiftly moving out to esting and entertaining. At the We wish Dave all the best for the explore the rich, but relatively end, the pupils bought books and future. short history of Berlin. Lunch next had them personally signed. to the Holocaust memorial fol- Also leaving this Christmas is On 11 November, myself and 10 lowed by a visit to a nuclear bun- Andy Jones, Assistant Caretaker boys went to listen to Jonathan ker in the heart of the city added who is retiring. Andy has worked a sombre feel to the afternoon, Stroud. He is an author of teen here for the last ten years and however coffee and cake from a fiction namely the Bartimaeus has been a very willing, helpful series and Lockwood and Co. He local café livened up the mood and reliable colleague. We wish talked about how he became in- before the group headed back to Andy a very long and happy re- terested in writing and how his the hotel. tirement. life influences his stories. After Perhaps the most thrilling event university he became an editor was seeing the famous sites of which led him to write his own Computer Programming Berlin by bike, followed by a tour stories. He engaged the audi- club of Topography of Terror (a muse- ence and there were plenty of um explaining the Nazi’s rise to Computer Programming club has questions asked at the end of his been running since the beginning power). The day was concluded presentation. The boys had a of term. Pupils have enjoyed try- by the group going to the top of chance to chat to Jonathan whilst ing out a range of coding skills the TV tower to see the city by he signed their books. night. and they are now working in Mrs V Warr, December 2015 groups on three development The penultimate day involved a areas: raspberry pi programming, coach journey out to Sachsen- Python programming and Apple hausen, a concentration camp on Talent Show app development using Swift. the outskirts of the city. Later, the This is a great opportunity for pu- group visited the Olympic stadi- The Talent Show this Christmas pils to explore at their own pace um which hosted the controver- will take place on Thursday, 17th and experience the challenge sial Olympic Games in 1936. De- December at 7.00pm in the and great rewards that come spite tired limbs, the group reig- school hall. Tickets are on sale at from learning to program. All en- nited their spirits enough to expe- £4.00 each from the school of- thusiastic, aspiring coders wel- rience a German bowling alley. fice. come. See Miss Dowding (Room 17) if you’re interested in joining Our final day in Berlin consisted Well over 40 pupils were audi- us. of a trip to a large shopping cen- tioned for the show ranging from tre, as well as visiting an intri- dancers, monologues, soloists, cately decorated section of the duets and bands. It was a very Drama German wall before finally jetting hard job to find just 15 acts to go off back home. through to the Talent Show. Well This year’s musical production of Dan Edmonds, Y11 done to everyone who audi- ‘Grease’ is well on its way to be- tioned. ing another Chantry hit show from 3rd to 5th February. The cast, musicians and dancers News from the Library have been rehearsing every week to make sure it will be a The library has welcomed two show to remember. Posters are Year 7 pupils who have complet- printed and tickets are now on ed the assistant librarian sale from the school office, scheme. This teaches pupils price £7.00 each, so be sure to how to research using books and get yours soon before they sell the computer, how to work in a out! Ms J Poulter team doing various duties around the library and builds confidence. I now have six pupils to assist me. Take Over Day £694.74 raised for Children In Birmingham University to work Need. with PhD students in the Interna- On 20th November a group of 14 tional Development Department They also collected 194 Christ- Year 8 Chantry pupils were in- as part of the ERSC programme. mas Shoe boxes volved in the Children’s Commis- Pupils found out reasons for the sion Takeover Challenge A big thank you and well done to development gap in significant 2015/16. The group ‘took over’ everyone! areas around the world as well as the County Coun- exploring some of the barriers cil Emergency Planning Unit, that countries and areas face in based in the Emergency Re- Privacy Notice 2015/16 trying to improve the quality of life sponse Centre in the depths of for their populations. There were the County Hall basement. They Privacy Notice 2015/16 for lively discussions, thoughtful Q&A were actively engaged in discus- The Chantry School can sessions as well as lots of ‘BIG’ sion and group work on planning be viewed on our website questions about development be- for emergencies such as major ing posed and tackled by year9. flooding, including the value of www.chantry.worcs.sch.uk The PhD students were certainly effective local community resili- put through their paces. A big ence. Visits by members of West thank you and well done to the Mercia Police and Hereford and Rowing Year 9 pupils involved they were Worcester Fire and Rescue Ser- On 28th of November, twelve of a credit to the school and also a vice proved very popular, as did us from the Worcester Rowing big thank you to Paul Jackson for the opportunity to climb aboard Club ranging from 12 to 16 drove setting up the day, organising the the Emergency vehicles! An in- up to Cardiff in a Mini Bus with activities and hosting the event in formative and enjoyable day con- our Coach and a few parents to his department. Mrs Rudall cluded with the presentation of take part in the Welsh Indoor ‘Take Over’ certificates and Rowing Championships. The day ‘Resilience Champion’ badges to itself was a complete success for the pupils. my club, with various medals of Christmas holiday Mr Stone and Mr Lewis,TA bronze, silver and gold achieved School closes for the Christmas by myself and others. The Junior holidays earlier on Friday, 18th Vacancies under 13’s had to row for 3 December 2015. All pupils will We have three vacancies for minutes and see how far they watch the Talent Show during the Lunchtime Supervisors. You will could go, Junior under 14’s was morning and have a brunch at be part of a team ensuring that the same but for 4 minutes, under 10.30am. Buses will leave at lunch areas are well organised, 15’s for 5 minutes and the junior 12.30pm. It is also a non-uniform tidy and that pupils are well be- under 16’s for 2000m. so the day day with proceeds going to Leu- haved. You will supervise and was a complete enjoyment and I kaemia and Lymphoma Research am proud to say that I am the interact with pupils outside and around the school site as well as Junior under 14’s Welsh Indoor Rowing Champion. internal lunch ensuring that the system is working well. It is not just me who came back Hours of work are 1.05pm – with my head held high, Lewis Mills, Dan Lightfoot, Charlie 2.20pm daily (term time only) and the rate of pay is £1916 - £1981 Coombs (all Y10) and Alex Hales per annum. Y11 also were very successful Staff and with the moral support and If you have some spare time dur- coaching from Ryan Hall Y10. pupils wish ing the day, want to earn a bit of Dan Lightfoot came out extremely you all a cash and like dealing with young well as he came home worth two people please give us a call for Bronzes! Therefore, this day was Merry more details. a huge success for the boys at Dave Darling, Business Manager Worcester Rowing Club. Thank you for making the day a Christmas and a Happy privilege to be a part of. and Peaceful New Year. FUNDRAISING by Tommy Fouweather, Y9 The pupils have been doing a lot of fundraising this term. School re-opens for the Spring They have raised: Year 9 Bridging the Devel- term on Monday, 4th January 2016. £72.98 for the Poppy Appeal opment Gap Two non-uniform days : £640.35 A group of around 40 pupils had raised for the SENSE charity and the amazing opportunity to visit

Physical Education- Newsletter Information – December 2015 Rugby As we enter the season for festive celebrations, it also an opportunity to review and celebrate the progress and successes of our teams as well. With the overall performances of our school teams this term they have achieved a success rate of 73% (Played 22 fixtures winning 16) this is a real sign of our success and performances in the Worcester City Schools leagues and the Worcestershire schools Rugby cup competitions.

The Year 11 Rugby squad in their final year have produced some excellent performances seeing them beating Arrow Vale 41-0 in the quarter finals and a close win in the semi-final match against South Bromsgrove 7-5 in the last few minutes of the game. They now play in the cup final against The Chase School on Monday 14th December at Bromsgrove RFC. With this being their final game for their time at The Chantry I am sure the lads will look to give one final performance that will be fitting for a cup final.

The Year 7 Rugby squad has made a pleasing transition and progress towards contact Rugby this term. Tuesday night’s floodlit training sessions have been popular and well attended. Coaches Mr Lee Mills and Head Boy Alex Randall have looked to develop fundamental skills and, from a distance, I have seen that these aspects have been developed well with some competitive games at the end of training sessions. Apologies to mums for the very muddy kit! A recent match against two teams from John Masefield allowed The Chantry boys to test themselves in their first inter-school fixture. I am pleased to report they were victorious and they pose to be an excellent prospect for the future; maybe another Year 11 cup final in 2019?

Both the Year 9 and 10 Rugby teams have had pleasing performances over the term in their league fixtures, but it has been very disappointing that they have not shown an interest and commitment to training.

The Year 8 Rugby squad has had a phenomenal season both in the league and have reached the semi-final stages of the Worcestershire Schools’ Rugby Cup competition. With a record of not conceding a point to their opponents this season and a 100% victory rate (Played 7 won 7) this is something I am sure the squad will look to maintain for the remainder of the year. I am sure the lads would like to thank Mr Kevin Burton for assisting with coaching sessions and being a loud and supportive voice from the touchline. Not only has success been gained in fixtures but it should also be mentioned that several members of the squad have also gained representative county honours for Worcestershire and Herefordshire. Congratulations: Ewan, Liam, Raz, Conor and Marc.

Floodlit Rugby festival proves to be a highlight of the season for Chantry teams The Chantry hosted the Worcester City Schools’ annual Floodlit Rugby festival this week. As always it was well attended and supported. In three evenings for the Year 7,8 and 9 age groups approximately 300 boys were involved in 42 matches with close to 400 points being scored. The Chantry teams performed exceptionally well and were a credit to themselves and the school. The Year 8’s were winners of their age group competition and Years 7 and 9 were highly respectable runners up in their competitions. Well done lads, a fitting way to end your seasons. Thanks to staff: Mr Hill, Lee Mills and Kevin Burton for your time and assistance this term. Mr Stone.

Worcestershire Sports Awards Earlier this year, I was fortunate to be nominated into the Council Sports Awards for my work as a young leader since 2012. During this time, I have run a badminton club, established an Ultimate Frisbee club, whilst also doing the other ‘Young Leader roles’. The awards evening was held at Malvern College, in July, and I was privileged to leave with the Young Volunteer award.

However, much to my surprise I received an email in August to say that I had made it through to the Regional Sports Awards which was to be held at Sixways Stadium. I was completely unaware these sorts of events even existed – and was overwhelmed to be included.

The evening turned out to be a much grander affair than what I had first anticipated – I had to wear a dinner suit - certainly a little different to my usual Young Leader’s outfit. It was obvious to me that my competition was very strong, especially for those competing for the same award as me. With myself being one of those with a competitive nature, I thought I would be disappointed with not winning the award – but I wasn’t.

The evening was a completely new experience for me, and although I didn’t win , I was honoured to be included as it was great being surrounded by such fantastic sporting talent (especially Gail Emms!), but also as I was the only representative from a school, and additionally – the food was great! Thank you! Alex Randall, Y11

Football Floodlit Football clubs on Thursdays after school have been well attended this term. Coaches Mr L Mills and Mr S Butler have been regularly putting the lads through their paces and developing their skills and game performances. Next term will see all teams competing in the Worcester schools leagues and I am sure the hard work and training put in on the dark nights will result in many successes and victories. House Matches House Matches continue to be popular with all year groups and competitions have, once again, been an opportunity for extended competition outside the curriculum. The atmosphere whether in the sports hall on Rowers, Benchball in the Gym, Hockey/Netball or on the Rugby/Football pitches is a clear opportunity to see pupils involved collaboratively working in teams, seeking to win the Big trophy. Love Sport Programme - Anti bullying week On Monday 16th November and, as part of Anti Bullying week, The Chantry was visited by GB/Olympic athlete Mike Edwards. When Mike walked into The Chantry Gymnasium it was quite easy for the pupils to work out he was a High Jumper! Mike delivered a number of lessons to both Key Stage 3 and 4 pupilss that day offering them an insight into some of the aspects involved in his training regime. At the end of the day Mike delivered an assembly to Year 7, 8 and 9 pupils. As a youngster starting his life Journey in the UK moving to Florida,USA he shared the events of his life and the ‘Snakes and Ladder’ challenges he had faced as a youngster. I hope his visit and story will inspire our pupils to be the best they can be. Mike will be in Rio next summer and I guess there will be 300+ pupils wishing him well and keeping an eye on the TV! Mr Stone The Cross Country Race, 16th October 2015 Worcestershire West Partnership Schools, Year 7 Championships, Malvern Common A boys of 6 and girls team of 8, from The Chantry entered this event with excellent results as 6 of our runners have qualified for the finals in March. They are, 2nd Katelyn Griffiths and 6th Aimee Cochrane 2nd , Sam Viner, 3rd Hayden Leek, 5th Morgan Watkins and 6th Josh Davies. Kaitlyn Griffiths wrote: “It wasn’t too tiring and I enjoyed it as I came 2nd, it was a nice track to run around as it was fun with girls and I was happy I came second. I think I did quite well as there were a lot of boys too and I loved it that I took part in the cross country, I didn’t care where a came at least I took part.”

Sports Leaders The process to choose the new recruits for the Sports Leaders was difficult one again with 91 pupils returning application forms to start selection.

The competition was very high and I’d like to thank all the Year 8 pupils who applied. I will keep the forms and not forget those who made it so difficult to choose the final team. 14 were chosen: Jodie Whiteman, Kerry Blissett, Lily Smith, Abi Money, Georgia Livesey and Ellie Hunstone. Marc Hackman, Zac Bowater, Charlie Irish, Harvey James, Charlie Allford, Will Essex, Adam Scurrell and Conor Burton. They have made a most impressive start !

Also this term The Chantry hosted a Leadership training event for children in Years 5 and 6 back in September. All of our Feeder Primary Schools attended with 28 children in total. It is very encouraging to see so many potential Young Sports Leaders for future years at The Chantry. Mrs Simmonds Young Leaders training for The Chantry and Partnership schools, 2nd October. At the Young Leader Training we attended at Dyson Perrins we learnt how and what it would be like to be a Young Leader. Also, we learnt how to make games for other children and what would be suitable for them to play. At Dyson Perrins we met other children from different schools who, like us, wanted to be Young Leaders. Overall we all had a great time and it really helped us with different skills that a Young Leader needs. by Kerry Blissett and Harvey James, Y8 Football Refereeing During October a group of Young Leaders (including myself) were asked to help referee at some football matches taking place in local primary schools. These were part of a league that has been organised into next year. The matches I helped at happened to be my first experience as a referee, but being a keen footballer myself I was confident with the task. For the first match I was linesman (a very confusing job as I found out!), but for the games after I was offered the job of actual referee. It was great fun and I feel I benefitted from the opportunity. My next chance to do it again is sometime in March so I am looking forward to then and hoping it will be just as good. George Mitchell, Y9 Talent Inspiration Programme Before the summer holidays I was told I had been one of two Young Leaders selected from the school to be nominated for the Talent Inspiration Programme. This was a three day course at Manchester University designed to make the top Young Leaders from around the whole country realise and use their potential.

I was thrilled to have been chosen, but I still had to make it through the process of elimination and be selected. Soon afterwards I found out that was exactly what I had done and I was going! I was told the opportunity involved meeting loads of new people, doing team activities ad visiting different parts of the university and Manchester itself. Furthermore, I also had the chance to get involved with the School Games, another national event a bit like the Olympics for the best young athletes in Britain. Towards the end of the summer holidays I was driven to the venue and dropped off. Very soon I got used to the atmosphere of a university. My room was very nice, it happened to be brand new! I made loads of new friends and was very sad when it was over. Overall, it was a wonderful experience that I really benefitted from and will never forget. George Mitchell, Y9

KS1 Multi-skills Festival 13th November 2015 On Friday, The Chantry, with the help of the Young Leaders, hosted the annual Multi-Skills Festival for children in KS1 (Years 1 and 2) from many of our various feeder schools. As well as being a cause of great excitement for the children taking part, the event was also one of the first opportunities for the new Year 8 Young Leaders to ‘spread their wings’, putting into practise the newly acquired skills that they had learned from the training sessions. The day itself was a great success, with a total of about 250 children taking part in the fun across two sessions (one in the morning and another in the afternoon). Activities on offer included an obstacle course, a beanbag relay, some balancing games and countless others besides, each with the Young Leaders organising, setting up and orchestrating everything that needed to be done. At the end of both sessions, the children were presented with stickers to commemorate their time at The Chantry, stating how brilliant they had been, and with that they departed back to their classrooms, leaving the Young Leaders with some time to catch their breaths. Will Higgins Y9, New team of Year 8 Young Leaders, October 2015 Silver Award for The Chantry: The Chantry has received a silver award for the School Games Mark. This is an award which all the schools in the Worcestershire West Partnership can apply for. The award celebrates outstanding work with sports in our schools. It illustrates the hard work of the teachers to participate in a huge variety of sports across Key Stages 1,2,3 & 4. Bronze: Clifton and Grimley; Silver: Broadheath, Broadwas, , and Astley; Gold: Hallow. Archery, New Age Kurling and Boccia A group of children entered a competition at Tenbury High School on 11th November. Fourteen pupils learnt to play and score in these matches and some will represent Worcestershire West at the next School Games in March next year. Sports Hall Athletics On Monday 16th November, children (aged 9-11) came from a range of primary schools to The Chantry to participate in track and field events. We, the young leaders, helped with events like relays, long jump, javelin throw, vertical jump and speed bounce. It was manic, loud and very competitive - but everyone had fun and enjoyed themselves. The children put a lot of effort in and tried their best at everything. In the end, the girls from SCHOOL 1 won and the boys from SCHOOL 2 won. by Izzy Martin, Y10

Trampolining Fifteen pupils from Year 7,9, 10 & 11 took part in a trampolining competition at Abbey Stadium in Redditch. The pupils have only been trampolining since October half term and managed to get the following medals: Beginner Individual 3rd place – Alice Crump Beginner Team 2nd place – Alice Crump, Abbie Picken, Sophie Bray, Harriet Lowe Thursday after school come along and get involved.

‘This Worcester Girl Can’ In January The Chantry will be holding a 'This Worcester Girl Can' event where there will be a mass Zumba event, assemblies and team promotion focusing on girls’ sports. This is to try and promote girls participation in sport across the county.

Hockey Year 7 girls’ team came first at a tournament at The Chase and have been successful in winning many of their matches so far this year.

Girls Football U13 & U15 have been playing in the Worcester Girls' football league. Training for girls’ football is on a Thursday,

Dance Festival On 25th of September The Chantry school hosted one of their famous dance festivals. Obviously the young leaders were there helping out. The young leaders went around with each group of Y3/4 children and did 2 stations each with that group. There were 3 stations in total. Cheerleading, Street Dance and Bollywood dancing. At the end of the festival, each group showcased what they had done. It was a very successful event as usual. All of the children (including the Young Leaders) enjoyed it very much. Clover Aps, Y9

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Rugby-Football Fixtures Autumn /Winter 2015-16 Date/Week Year Opposition Venue Approx time Result of Finish Tuesday 22nd Sept 10 Rugby Prince Henry’s-County Cup Home 5-30pm Lost 34-0 Thursday 24th Sept 11 Rugby Arrow Vale-County Cup Home 5-30pm Won 41-0 Wednesday 30th Sept 7 Football Bishop Perowne Away 6-6-30pm Won 3-1 8 Football Bishop Perowne Away 6-6-30pm Lost 3-2 10 Rugby Bishop Perowne Away 6-6-30pm Lost 52-0 Thursday 1st October 8 Rugby Bishop Perowne Home 5-00pm Won 10-0 Tuesday 6th October 11 Rugby Christopher Whiteheads Away 6-6-30pm Cancelled 9 Rugby Dyson Perrins Home 5-30pm Won 22-14 Wednesday 7th October 8 Rugby Dyson Perrins Away 6-6-30pm Won 51-0 10 Rugby Dyson Perrins Away 6-6-30pm Lost 31-26 Thursday 8th October 9 Rugby Nunnery- County Cup Home 5-30pm Won 34-0 Tuesday 13th October 7 Tag Rugby Tudor Grange Academy Away 6-6-30pm Won all 9 Football Tudor Grange Academy Away 6-6-30pm Lost 6-0 Wednesday 14thOctober 8 Rugby Tudor Grange Academy Home 5-30pm Won 41-0 9 Rugby Tudor Grange Academy Home 5-30pm Cancelled Monday 19th October 11 Rugby Nunnery Wood-County Cup Home 5-30pm Won 20-0 Tuesday 20th October 8 Rugby Partnership-Tournament Home 6-00pm No interest Chase Hanley Tenbury TBC from schools Thursday 22nd October 7 Football Partnership-Tournament Home 6-00pm No interest from schools Chase Hanley Tenbury TBC Tuesday 20th October 7 Football Blessed Edwards Away 6pm Won 10-1 Lost 6-1 Tuesday 20st October 9 Rugby Blessed Edwards Away 6pm Won 27-10 Wednesday 21st October 10 Rugby Blessed Edwards Away 6pm Won 10-0 Half Term Tuesday 3rd November 8 Rugby Nunnery Away 6-00pm Won 5-0 Thursday 5th November 11 Rugby South Bromsgrove Home 5-30pm Won 7-5 8 Rugby Blessed Edwards TBC Won Wednesday 11th November 10 Rugby John Masefield Away 6-45pm CancelledJM 11 Rugby John Masefield Away 6-45pm CancelledJM Thursday 12th November 9 Rugby John Masefield Away 6-45pm Won 21-17 Wednesday 18th November 7 Rugby John Masefield Home 5-30pm Won Wednesday 18th November 8 Rugby John Masefield Home 5-30pm Won Tuesday 24th November 9 Rugby Christopher Whiteheads Home 5-30pm Won 20-12 Wednesday 25th November 10 Rugby Christopher Whiteheads Home 5-30pm Cancelled 5! Tuesday 1st December 8 Rugby Christopher Whiteheads Home 5-30pm Won 32-0 Wednesday 2nd December 7 Rugby Christopher Whiteheads Home 5-30pm Won Chantry Annual Christmas Rugby Festivals- Worcester Schools Tuesday 8th December Year 8 Worcester Winners Wednesday 9th December Year 7 City 4pm -6-30pm Runners up Thursday 10th December Year 9 Schools Runners up