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British Schools Judo Championships 2017 Medal Table British Schools Championships 2017 Simon Hicks Trophy Medal Table Position School/College Gold Silver Bronze Competitors Points 1 Harrow School 01 5 1226 2 The Palmer Catholic Academy 21 1 5 23 3 Home Schooled 20 1 4 18 3 Ernest Bevin College 02 2 6 18 5 Welshpool High School 03 0 5 17 6 Ash Manor School 20 0 3 15 7 Outwood Academy 00 4 5 13 8 City Academy 11 0 2 12 8 Hornsea School Language College 11 0 2 12 8 Walbottle Campus 10 1 4 12 11 Harris Academy 01 2 3 11 12 Dorothy Stringer School 10 1 2 10 12 Huddersfield New College 10 1 2 10 12 Oldfield School 02 0 2 10 12 Ncea Josephine Butler Campus 01 1 4 10 12 Pipers Corner School 01 1 4 10 12 Queen Elizabeth High School 01 1 4 10 18 Churchill Community College 10 0 3 9 18 Tomlinscote School 10 0 3 9 20 Aldridge School 10 0 2 8 20 Bideford College 10 0 2 8 20 Bishop Challoner School 10 0 2 8 20 Eastbrook Comprehensive 10 0 2 8 20 Ivybridge Community College 10 0 2 8 20 Mossbourne 10 0 2 8 20 Q3 Academy 10 0 2 8 20 SGS College 01 1 2 8 20 Queen Katherine School 00 2 4 8 20 Settle College 00 2 4 8 30 Bearsden Academy 10 0 1 7 30 Beverley High School 10 0 1 7 30 Blessed Trinity RC College 10 0 1 7 30 Bow School 10 0 1 7 30 Bradley Stoke Community School 10 0 1 7 30 Byrchall High School 10 0 1 7 30 Cheam High School 10 0 1 7 30 City and Islington College 10 0 1 7 30 City of Westminster College 10 0 1 7 30 Cleethorpes Academy 10 0 1 7 30 Coleg Sir Gar 10 0 1 7 30 Consett Academy 10 0 1 7 30 Conyers 10 0 1 7 30 Darnley Primary School 10 0 1 7 30 Fairfax School 10 0 1 7 30 Farnborough 6th Form 10 0 1 7 30 Giles Academy 10 0 1 7 British Schools Championships 2017 Simon Hicks Trophy Medal Table Position School/College Gold Silver Bronze Competitors Points 30 Glasgow Hillhead High 10 0 1 7 30 Gordons 10 0 1 7 30 Hazelwick 10 0 1 7 30 Highcrest Academy 10 0 1 7 30 Imberhorne 10 0 1 7 30 John O'Gaunt 10 0 1 7 30 Kepier Academy 10 0 1 7 30 Lodge Park Academy 10 0 1 7 30 Macmillan Academy 10 0 1 7 30 Milton Keynes Academy 10 0 1 7 30 Nonsuch High School For Girls 10 0 1 7 30 Nunthorpe Academy 10 0 1 7 30 Ospringe School 10 0 1 7 30 Perry Beeches The Academy 10 0 1 7 30 Ponteland High School 10 0 1 7 30 Ribston Hall High School 10 0 1 7 30 Sackville 10 0 1 7 30 Sedgefield Community College 10 0 1 7 30 Simon Langton Boys School 10 0 1 7 30 St Augustines High School 10 0 1 7 30 St Margarets Academy 10 0 1 7 30 The Appleton School 10 0 1 7 30 The Castle School 10 0 1 7 30 The Judd School 10 0 1 7 30 The Portsmouth Grammar School 10 0 1 7 30 The Weald 10 0 1 7 30 Thundersley Primary School 10 0 1 7 30 Wath Comprehensive School 10 0 1 7 30 Westminster Kingsway College 10 0 1 7 30 Y Pant Comprehensive 10 0 1 7 30 Dingwall Academy 01 0 3 7 30 Dr Challoner's Grammar School 00 2 3 7 79 Bishop Ramsey 01 0 2 6 79 Crispin School 01 0 2 6 79 Dawlish Community College 01 0 2 6 79 Ecclesfield Comp 01 0 2 6 79 Mid Kent College 01 0 2 6 79 Pimlico Academy 01 0 2 6 79 The Blue School, Wells 01 0 2 6 79 Williamwood High School 01 0 2 6 79 All Hallows Catholic School 00 2 2 6 79 Tendring Technology College 00 1 4 6 89 Beckfoot Thornton 01 0 1 5 89 Berkhamsted Prep 01 0 1 5 89 Bewdley High School 01 0 1 5 89 Bishop Stopford Kettering 01 0 1 5 British Schools Championships 2017 Simon Hicks Trophy Medal Table Position School/College Gold Silver Bronze Competitors Points 89 Bryn Celynnog Comprehensive 01 0 1 5 89 Chichester Free School 01 0 1 5 89 Chosen Hill School 01 0 1 5 89 De Lisle College 01 0 1 5 89 Dover College 01 0 1 5 89 Downend 01 0 1 5 89 Erasmus Darwin Academy 01 0 1 5 89 Forest School 01 0 1 5 89 Garth Hill College 01 0 1 5 89 Harrow Way School 01 0 1 5 89 Haslington Primary 01 0 1 5 89 Highdown School 01 0 1 5 89 Hounsdown School 01 0 1 5 89 Johnstone High School 01 0 1 5 89 Kings International College 01 0 1 5 89 Marish Primary 01 0 1 5 89 Marshalls Park 01 0 1 5 89 Mearns Castle High 01 0 1 5 89 Michaela School 01 0 1 5 89 Middlesbrough College 01 0 1 5 89 Millais 01 0 1 5 89 Oakwood High School 01 0 1 5 89 Preston Hedges Primary 01 0 1 5 89 Priory School 01 0 1 5 89 Resolis Primary 01 0 1 5 89 Sacred Heart RCPS, Rochdale 01 0 1 5 89 St Andrews C of E 01 0 1 5 89 St Leonards RC 01 0 1 5 89 Summercroft Primary School 01 0 1 5 89 The Garrard Academy 01 0 1 5 89 The John Fisher School 01 0 1 5 89 The Streetly Academy 01 0 1 5 89 Thomas Aveling 01 0 1 5 89 Trinity Catholic College 01 0 1 5 89 Wirral Grammar School For Girls 01 0 1 5 89 Ysgol Y Preseli 01 0 1 5 89 Elgin Academy 00 1 3 5 89 Lady Lumleys 00 1 3 5 89 Thorp Academy 00 1 3 5 132 Bourne End Academy 00 1 2 4 132 Hartpury College 00 1 2 4 132 Malet Lambert School 00 1 2 4 132 Northolt High School 00 1 2 4 132 Redruth School 00 1 2 4 132 St Columba’s 00 1 2 4 132 St Thomas More RC Academy 00 1 2 4 British Schools Championships 2017 Simon Hicks Trophy Medal Table Position School/College Gold Silver Bronze Competitors Points 132 Tudor Grange Academy 00 1 2 4 140 Abbs Cross Academy 00 1 1 3 140 Amersham and Wycombe College 00 1 1 3 140 Archbishop McGrath Catholic High 00 1 1 3 140 Aylesford School 00 1 1 3 140 Barr Beacon 00 1 1 3 140 Bournside Secondary School 00 1 1 3 140 Bracknell & Wokingham College 00 1 1 3 140 Bradfield School 00 1 1 3 140 Broxburn Academy 00 1 1 3 140 Burnside Enterprise College 00 1 1 3 140 Calder High School 00 1 1 3 140 Cardinal Numan Catholic High School 00 1 1 3 140 Central Foundation Boy School 00 1 1 3 140 Christchurch Junior School 00 1 1 3 140 Codsall Middle School 00 1 1 3 140 Coedcae 00 1 1 3 140 Coleg Menai Bangor 00 1 1 3 140 Collingwood College 00 1 1 3 140 Droitwich Spa High School 00 1 1 3 140 Dudley College 00 1 1 3 140 Easton College 00 1 1 3 140 Eltham Hill School 00 1 1 3 140 Fazakerley High School 00 1 1 3 140 F'boro College of Technology 00 1 1 3 140 Green Spring Academy Shoreditch 00 1 1 3 140 Gwauncelyn Primary School 00 1 1 3 140 Healing Science Academy 00 1 1 3 140 Highams Park School 00 1 1 3 140 Hillcrest School 00 1 1 3 140 Hillsview Academy 00 1 1 3 140 Huxlow Science College 00 1 1 3 140 James Young High School 00 1 1 3 140 Jordanhill School 00 1 1 3 140 Joyce Frankland, Newport 00 1 1 3 140 Kelvinside Academy 00 1 1 3 140 Kesgrave High School 00 1 1 3 140 Lavington School 00 1 1 3 140 Leigh UTC 00 1 1 3 140 Lianilltud Faerdref Primary 00 1 1 3 140 Marlcliffe Primary School 00 1 1 3 140 Merchant Taylors' Boys School 00 1 1 3 140 Mill Hill School 00 1 1 3 140 Milngavie Primary 00 1 1 3 140 Newstead Wood School 00 1 1 3 140 Pals At Churchill 00 1 1 3 British Schools Championships 2017 Simon Hicks Trophy Medal Table Position School/College Gold Silver Bronze Competitors Points 140 Park Mains High School 00 1 1 3 140 Patchway Community College 00 1 1 3 140 Penair 00 1 1 3 140 Petchey Academy 00 1 1 3 140 Piper's Vale CP School 00 1 1 3 140 Queen Elizabeth Academy 00 1 1 3 140 Redcar Academy 00 1 1 3 140 Sandbach High School 00 1 1 3 140 Saxmundham Free School 00 1 1 3 140 Scissett Middle School 00 1 1 3 140 South Hunsley 00 1 1 3 140 Southlands High School 00 1 1 3 140 Southwood Primary School 00 1 1 3 140 SS Peter & Paul RC Primary 00 1 1 3 140 St James' Primary 00 1 1 3 140 St Mary Star of The Sea 00 1 1 3 140 St Thomas More RC Comprehensive 00 1 1 3 140 Swakeleys 00 1 1 3 140 Swanmore College 00 1 1 3 140 The Bishops Stortford High School 00 1 1 3 140 The Robert Napier School 00 1 1 3 140 Volkswagen Nlc 00 1 1 3 140 Whitcliffe Mount 00 1 1 3 140 Wigan and Leigh College 00 1 1 3 140 Windsor Boys School 00 1 1 3 140 Wycliffe Preparatory School 00 1 1 3 140 Wycombe High Grammar School 00 1 1 3 140 Ysgol David Hughes 00 1 1 3 140 Ysgol Gyfyn Bro Myrddin 00 1 1 3 140 Archway School 00 0 3 3 140 Birchwood High School 00 0 3 3 140 Bishop Luffa School 00 0 3 3 140 Glossopdale Community College 00 0 3 3 140 Kingsley School 00 0 3 3 140 Park View School 00 0 3 3 140 St Michael's Catholic School 00 0 3 3 221 Chilwell School 00 0 2 2 221 Dartford Grammar School 00 0 2 2 221 Fullbrook School 00 0 2 2 221 Iceni Academy 00 0 2 2 221 Katharine Lady Berkeley's 00 0 2 2 221 Linton Village College 00 0 2 2 221 Longdean School 00 0 2 2 221 Millburn Academy 00 0 2 2 221 Minsthorpe Community College 00 0 2 2 221 Mortimer Primary 00 0 2 2 British Schools Championships 2017 Simon Hicks Trophy Medal Table Position School/College Gold Silver Bronze Competitors Points 221 Perth High School 00 0 2 2 221 Ramsey Grammar School 00 0 2 2 221 Salesian College 00 0 2 2 221 Seaton Sluice Middle School 00 0 2 2 221 Settle Primary School 00 0 2 2 221 St Benet Biscop Academy 00 0 2 2 221 St Gregory's Catholic School 00 0 2 2 221 Tamworth Enterprise College 00 0 2 2 221 Woking High School 00 0 2 2 221 Yateley School 00 0 2 2 241 Abbey School 00 0 1 1 241 Acton High School 00 0 1 1 241 Alcester Grammar 00 0 1 1 241 Alfred Street Junior School 00 0 1 1 241 All Saints 00 0 1 1 241 Aston Academy 00 0 1 1 241 Auchmuty HS 00 0 1 1 241 Avening Primary School 00 0 1 1 241 Balwearie High School 00 0 1 1 241 Bedford Academy 00 0 1 1 241 Beechview Academy 00 0 1 1 241 Birmingham Metropolitan College 00 0 1 1 241 Bishop Veseys Grammar School 00 0 1 1 241 Bishop Walsh Catholic School 00 0 1 1 241 Bishopton Primary School 00 0 1 1 241 Blessed Edwards 00 0 1 1 241 Bluecoat Beechdale Academy 00 0 1 1 241 Blyth Academy 00 0 1 1 241 Bower Park 00 0 1 1 241 Brimsham Green 00 0 1 1 241 Bristol Cathedral Choir School 00 0 1 1 241 Brooksbank School 00 0 1 1 241 Bryngwyn Comprehensive 00 0 1 1 241 Bungay High School 00 0 1 1 241 By Brook Valley School 00 0 1 1 241 Calday Grange Grammar School 00 0 1 1 241 Calthorpe Park School 00 0 1 1 241 Cardiff
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