Press Release: the Cricketer Publish Schools Guide 2020 Embargoed Until: 00:01 Thursday 21St November
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Press Release: The Cricketer publish Schools Guide 2020 Embargoed until: 00:01 Thursday 21st November The Cricketer has published its Schools Guide 2020, featuring the top 100 senior and the top 50 prep/junior schools in a bumper 124-page supplement. It follows an exhaustive process which saw a record number of schools submit entries to be included in the guide. All entries were judged against an extensive set of criteria, with the chosen schools having outstanding facilities, fixture programmes and coaching. The schools included in this year’s guide can be seen in the notes to editors below. The Cricketer magazine editor Simon Hughes said: “The Schools Guide is, as ever, a fantastic publication that celebrates schools cricket and gives deserved praise to all those teachers and coaches who put in the hard work to develop our future club, county and international cricketers. Having watched many schools matches this summer I am pleased to report that the standard of cricket programmes and the level of passion for the game is as high as ever. “Schools cricket has certainly benefitted from this incredible year for the sport. “Congratulations to all of the schools included and I look forward to hearing about all of your future successes.” The 124-page guide is bumper-packed with the regular December issue of The Cricketer (available on the newsstand from November 22). As well as appearing in print alongside the world’s No.1 cricket magazine, the guide will also be made available on The Cricketer website from Friday December 13. This publication marks the culmination of our schools coverage for 2019, which has also included weekly match reports both in print and online. Producing this content and the 124-page guide requires a significant investment from The Cricketer and we are extremely grateful to our friends at Durant Cricket for supporting this coverage. Cristian Durant, managing director at Durant Cricket commented, “Durant Cricket are one of the country’s leading suppliers of cricket ground equipment to cricket clubs, professional counties and schools across the country, and have enjoyed a long and distinguished relationship with The Cricketer and are proud to support the magazine’s fantastic coverage of schools cricket. “The importance of schools cricket in the curriculum is a subject that is very dear to us and we would like to congratulate all of the schools who are featured in this prestigious guide.” NOTES TO EDITORS: TOP 100 SENIOR SCHOOLS Abingdon School; Bede’s; Bedford School; Bishop’s Stortford College; Blundell’s School; Bolton School; Bradfield College; Brentwood School; Brighton Aldridge Community Academy; Brighton College; Bromsgrove School; Bryanston School; Burford School; Charterhouse; Cheadle Hulme School; Cheltenham College; Chislehurst & Sidcup Grammar School; Clayesmore School; Clifton College; Cranleigh School; Denstone College; Dollar Academy; Dulwich College; Dunottar School; Durham School; Eastbourne College; Ellesmere College; Emanuel School; Epsom College; Eton College; Felsted School; Fettes College; Forest School; Framlingham College; Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys’ School; Haileybury; Harrow School; Huddersfield New College; Hurstpierpoint College; Tel 020 3198 1360 Web www.thecricketer.com Email [email protected] Kimbolton School; King’s College School, Wimbledon; King’s College, Taunton; Lancaster Royal Grammar School; Lancing College; Lord Wandsworth College; Magdalen College School; Malvern College; Marlborough College; Merchant Taylors’ School, Northwood; Millfield; Monmouth School for Boys; Myerscough College; New Hall School; Norwich School; Oakham School; Ormskirk School; Oundle School; Queen Mary’s Grammar School, Walsall; Radley College; Reading Blue Coat School; Reed’s School; Reigate Grammar School; Repton School; Rugby School; Sedbergh School; Sevenoaks School; Shiplake College; Shrewsbury School; Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys; St Edward’s School, Oxford; St Paul’s School; St Peter’s School, York; Stamford School; Stewart’s Melville College; Stowe School; Taunton School; The Canterbury Academy; The Judd School; The King’s School in Macclesfield; The Leys; The Manchester Grammar School; The Oratory School; The Portsmouth Grammar School; The Royal Grammar School, Guildford; Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe; The Royal Hospital School; Tiffin School; Tonbridge School; Trent College; Trinity School, Croydon; Warwick School; Watford Grammar School for Boys; Wellington College; Wellington School; Whitgift School; Wilson’s School; Winchester College; Woodhouse Grove School; Worksop College; Worth School TOP 50 PREP/JUNIOR SCHOOLS Abberley Hall; Abingdon Preparatory School; Aysgarth School; Beaudesert Park School; Bede’s Prep School; Brighton College Nursery, Pre-Prep and Prep School; Bromsgrove Preparatory School; Caldicott Preparatory School; Cargilfield; Cheam School; Cothill House; Cranleigh Prep School; Cranmore School; Cricklade Manor Prep; Cumnor House School for Boys; Dorset House; Dragon School, Oxford; Foremarke Hall, Repton Preparatory School; Highfield and Brookham Schools; Hilden Grange School; Lambrook; Ludgrove School; Merchant Taylor’s Prep; Millfield Prep School; Moulsford Preparatory School; Newland House School; Nottingham Academy Primary; Orwell Park School; Packwood Haugh School; Papplewick School; Rokeby Prep School; Salisbury Cathedral School; Shenfield St Mary’s C of E Primary School; Shrewsbury House School; Spratton Hall School; St Andrew’s Prep, Eastbourne; St Andrew’s School, Pangbourne; St Faith’s School; St Hugh’s School, Oxfordshire; St Olave’s School, York; St Paul’s Juniors; Stamford Junior School; Summer Fields; Taunton Preparatory School; The Elms; Twyford School; Wellesley House School; Westbrook Hay Prep School; Witham Hall; Woodcote House School About The Cricketer: The Cricketer is the world’s No.1 cricket magazine and the sport’s best read. Founded in 1921 by the ‘Grand Old Man’ of English cricket, Sir Pelham ‘Plum' Warner, The Cricketer has retained its position as the world’s most respected and best-selling cricket magazine. For more information please contact: Ed Krarup Commercial Executive The Cricketer Edinburgh House 170 Kennington Lane London SE11 5DP Tel: 020 319 81354 Web: thecricketer.com Twitter: @TheCricketerMag Ends Tel 020 3198 1360 Web www.thecricketer.com Email [email protected] .