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Zone-Finalists-Team-2019.Pdf ENGLISH SCHOOLS TABLE TENNIS BUTTERFLY NATIONAL SCHOOLS’ TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 2019 Teams in italics were runners up in their county championship; list of entries may be subject to change before the Zone Finals are played ZONE 1 Boys’ Under-19 Humber St Mary’s College, Kingston upon Hull North Yorkshire St John Fisher Catholic High School, Harrogate Boys’ Under-16 Cleveland Nunthorpe Academy Cumbria Windermere School St Bernard’s RC High School, Barrow in Furness Durham Longfield Academy of Sport, Darlington Humber St Mary’s College, Kingston upon Hull North Yorkshire St John Fisher Catholic High School, Harrogate Tyne & Wear Newcastle School for Boys Boys’ Under-13 Cleveland Nunthorpe Academy Cumbria Kirkby Stephen Grammar School Humber St Mary’s College, Kingston upon Hull North Yorkshire Harrogate Grammar School Tyne &Wear Kings Priory School, Tynemouth Boys’ Under-11 Cleveland Bankfields Primary School, Middlesbrough Humber Wybers Wood Academy, Grimsby Victoria Dock Primary School, Kingston upon Hull North Yorkshire Pannal Primary School, Pannal, Harrogate Girls’ Under-16 Cleveland Acklam Grange School, Acklam, Middlesbrough Cumbria St Bernard’s RC High School, Barrow in Furness Humber Sir John Nelthorpe School, Brigg Girls’ Under-13 Cleveland Acklam Grange School, Acklam, Middlesbrough Humber St Mary’s College, Kingston upon Hull North Yorkshire St John Fisher Catholic High School, Harrogate Girls’ Under-11 Cleveland Harewood Primary School, Thornaby Humber Hilderthorpe Primary School, Bridlington ZONE 2 Boys’ Under-19 Nottinghamshire Carlton le Willows Academy, Gedling, Nottingham Staffordshire John Taylor High School, Barton Under-Needwood West Yorkshire Bradford Grammar School Beckfoot School Bingley, Bradford Boys’ Under-16 Derbyshire Netherthorpe School, Stavely, Chesterfield Nottinghamshire Carlton le Willows Academy, Gedling, Nottingham Toot Hill School, Bingham South Yorkshire Wickersley School and Sports College, Rotherham Silverdale School, Sheffield Staffordshire St Joseph’s College, Stoke on Trent Clayton Hall Academy, Newcastle-under-Lyme West Yorkshire Bradford Grammar School Boys’ Under-13 Derbyshire Dronfield Henry Fanshawe School, Dronfield Nottinghamshire Carlton-le-Willows Academy, Gedling, Nottingham Fernwood School, Wollaton, Nottingham South Yorkshire Silverdale School, Sheffield Staffordshire John Taylor High School, Barton Under-Needwood West Yorkshire Bradford Grammar School Boys’ Under-11 Derbyshire Melbourne Junior School Nottinghamshire St Peter’s CE Primary Academy, East Bridgford Redlands Primary and Nursery School, Worksop South Yorkshire Greystones Primary School, Sheffield West Yorkshire Bradford Grammar School Girls’ Under-16 Derbyshire The Pingle School, Swadlincote Nottinghamshire George Spencer Academy, Stapleford South Yorkshire The Dearne Advanced Learning Centre, Goldthorpe West Yorkshire Bradford Grammar School Beckfoot School Bingley, Bradford Girls’ Under-13 Derbyshire St Mary’s Catholic High School, Upper Newbold, Chesterfield Staffordshire St Dominic’s Priory Priory School, Stone West Yorkshire Bradford Grammar School Girls’ Under-11 Derbyshire Melbourne Junior School Nottinghamshire Redlands Primary and Nursery School, Worksop St Peter’s CE Primary Academy, East Bridgford South Yorkshire Greystones Primary School, Sheffield Staffordshire St Dominic’s Priory Priory School, Stone West Yorkshire Bradford Grammar School ZONE 3 Boys’ Under-19 Greater Manchester Altrincham Grammar School for Boys Lancashire Cardinal Newman College, Preston Boys’ Under-16 Cheshire Saints Peter & Paul Catholic College, Widnes Sandbach High School and Sixth Form College Greater Manchester Standish Community High School, Wigan Lancashire St Bede’s RC High School, Blackburn Merseyside Formby High School Boys’ Under-13 Cheshire The County High School, Leftwich Lancashire Ripley St Thomas CE Academy, Lancaster St Bede’s RC High School, Blackburn Merseyside Rainhill High School Boys’ Under-11 Cheshire St Bede’s Catholic Junior School, Widnes Greater Manchester Clevelands Preparatory School, Bolton Lancashire Great Wood Primary School, Morecambe Merseyside St Mary’s Preparatory School, Blundellsands Girls’ Under-19 Lancashire Lancaster Girls’ Grammar School Girls’ Under-16 Cheshire Wade Deacon High School, Widnes Lancashire Lancaster Girls’ Grammar School Girls’ Under-13 Cheshire Wade Deacon High School, Widnes Lancashire Ripley St Thomas CE Academy, Lancaster Girls’ Under-11 Cheshire St Bede’s Catholic Junior School, Widnes Greater Manchester Withington Girls’ School, Fallowfield, Manchester Lancashire Great Wood Primary School, Morecambe Merseyside St Mary’s Preparatory School, Blundellsands ZONE 4 Boys’ Under-19 Bedfordshire Bedford Modern School Leicestershire Uppingham School Bosworth Academy, Desford Lincolnshire Grantham College Suffolk Thurston Community College Boys’ Under-16 Bedfordshire Sharnbrook Academy Bedford Modern School Leicestershire Hastings High School, Hinckley Lincolnshire Charles Read Academy, Corby Glen Suffolk Hartismere School, Eye Boys’ Under-13 Bedfordshire Lincroft School, Oakley, Bedford Leicestershire Hastings High School, Hinckley Manor High School, Oadby Lincolnshire The King’s School, Grantham Boys’ Under-11 Bedfordshire Chantry Primary School, Luton Leicestershire Avenue Primary School, Leicester St Peter’s CE Primary Academy, Market Bosworth Lincolnshire Isaac Newton Primary School, Grantham Northamptonshire Millway Primary School, Northampton Suffolk Morland CE Primary School, Ipswich Girls’ Under-19 Lincolnshire Grantham College Girls’ Under-16 Leicestershire Leicester Grammar School Manor High School, Oadby Lincolnshire Charles Read Academy, Corby Glen Priory Ruskin Academy, Grantham Girls’ Under-13 Bedfordshire Robert Bloomfield Academy, Shefford Leicestershire The Market Bosworth School Lincolnshire Kesteven and Grantham Girls’ School Suffolk Benjamin Britten Music Academy, Lowestoft Girls’ Under-11 Bedfordshire St Matthew’s Primary School, Luton Leicestershire St Peter’s CE Primary Academy, Market Bosworth Lincolnshire Isaac Newton Primary School, Grantham Suffolk Morland CE VA Primary School, Ipswich ZONE 5 Boys’ Under-19 Buckinghamshire Dr Challoner’s Grammar School, Amersham Warwickshire Ashlawn School, Hillmorton, Rugby Worcestershire Bromsgrove School Boys’ Under-16 Birmingham Holte School, Birmingham Black Country Wood Green Academy, Wednesbury Buckinghamshire Chesham Grammar School Gloucestershire Marling School, Stroud Warwickshire Aylesford School and Sixth Form College, Warwick Worcestershire Prince Henry’s High School, Evesham Boys’ Under-13 Black Country Wood Green Academy, Wednesbury Buckinghamshire John Hampden Grammar School, High Wycombe Gloucestershire Marling School, Stroud Warwickshire Lawrence Sheriff School, Rugby Worcestershire Blackminster Middle School, Evesham Boys’ Under-11 Birmingham St Laurence Church Junior School, Birmingham Buckinghamshire Chalfont St Peter CE Academy Warwickshire Pearl Hyde Primary School, Coventry Worcestershire Blackminster Middle School, Evesham Girls’ Under-19 Birmingham Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College, Birmingham Worcestershire Bromsgrove School Girls’ Under-16 Black Country Wood Green Academy, Wednesbury Gloucestershire High School for Girls, Gloucester Warwickshire North Leamington School, Leamington Spa Worcestershire Prince Henry’s High School, Evesham Girls’ Under-13 Birmingham Holte School, Birmingham Black Country Wood Green Academy, Wednesbury Buckinghamshire Chesham Grammar School Gloucestershire Dene Magna School, Mitcheldean Worcestershire St Egwin’s CE Middle School, Evesham Girls’ Under-11 Birmingham St Laurence Church Junior School, Birmingham Buckinghamshire Chalfont St Peter CE Academy Worcestershire The Littletons CE First School, South Littleton, Evesham ZONE 6 Boys’ Under-19 London Central Ernest Bevin College, Tooting Bec, Wandsworth London East City of London School, City of London London North Mill Hill School, Mill Hill, Barnet London South Whitgift School, Croydon Boys’ Under-16 London Central Ernest Bevin College, Tooting Bec, Wandsworth University College School, Hampstead, Camden London East City of London School, City of London London North Mill Hill School, Mill Hill, Barnet London South Whitgift School, Croydon Wallington County Grammar School, Sutton Boys’ Under-13 London Central University College School, Hampstead, Camden Ernest Bevin College, Tooting Bec, Wandsworth London East Morpeth School, Tower Hamlets London North Alexandra Park School, Muswell Hill, Haringey Mill Hill School, Mill Hill, Barnet London South Wallington County Grammar School, Sutton London West The Green School for Boys, Isleworth, Hounslow Boys’ Under-11 London Central Fox Primary School, Kensington and Chelsea Fircroft Primary School, Tooting, Wandsworth London East Sir Thomas Abney Primary School, Stoke Newington, Hackney London North Coldfall Primary School, Muswell Hill, Haringey Holland House School, Edgware, Barnet London South Whitgift School, Croydon Barnes Primary School, Richmond upon Thames Girls’ Under-19 London East The Petchey Academy, Dalston, Hackney London North Kingsmead School, Enfield Girls’ Under-16 London East Morpeth School, Tower Hamlets London South Wallington Girls’ High School, Sutton Girls’ Under-13 London East Addey and Stanhope School, Lewisham Morpeth School, Tower Hamlets London South Wallington Girls’ High School, Sutton Girls’ Under-11 London Central Fox Primary School, Kensington and Chelsea London East Christchurch Primary School, Ilford Sir Thomas Abney Primary
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