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Summer Virtual Surrey School Games Leader Board Who Will Be Crowned the Summer Term Champion? The more school representatives that took part in the Virtual Surrey School Games each week, the higher the school climbed up the board. This is the final Leader board and is a running total of the number of school representatives that took part over the 7 weeks. Well done to all the schools who got involved in the Summer Virtual Surrey School Games. We saw great results and personal achievements from you all! Keep up the active lifestyles! Even in Week 7 there were some final changes to the overall leader board positions. Primary: • The top 3 positions submitted many entries and the Dance Performances were brilliant. However, St Dunstan’s Catholic Primary School kept their lead on Frimley C of E Junior School and Ravenscote Community Junior School. • Crawley Ridge Junior School managed to pull away from New Haw Community School and secure 7th place to themselves, whilst Loseley Fields Primary School also secured 9th place ahead of Bagshot Infant School and St Alban’s Catholic Primary School in 10th. • Langshott Primary School and Holland Junior School followed in joint 12th position, whilst St Bartholomew’s Primary School joined Bell Farm Primary School, St Peter’s Primary School, Farnham and The Dawnay School for joint 14th position! Secondary: • The top 4 schools managed to maintain their positions on the leader board, whilst 5th position saw Rodborough School take the lead over Reigate School. Well done to the great effort from all the Surrey Schools involved! The Autumn Term activities are ready and waiting for you to get involved and watch you school climb the leader board again! #VirtualSSG2020 1 Updated 24 September 2020 Primary Leaderboard Congratulations to St Dunstan’s Catholic Primary School who are crowned Summer’s Primary phase Virtual Surrey School Games Champions 2020! POSITION SCHOOL NAME 1 St Dunstan's Catholic Primary School 2 Frimley C of E Junior School 3 Ravenscote Community Junior School 4 Stamford Green Primary School 5 St Martin's C of E Primary School, Dorking 6 St Polycarp's Catholic Primary School 7 Crawley Ridge Junior School 8 New Haw Community School 9 Loseley Fields Primary School 10 Bagshot Infant School St Alban’s Catholic Primary School 12 Langshott Primary School Holland Junior School 14 Bell Farm Primary School St Peter’s Primary School, Farnham The Dawnay School St Bartholomew’s Primary School 18 Godstone Village School 19 The Hermitage School 20 Lakeside School St Martin's C of E Junior School, Epsom Tillingbourne Junior School 23 Bushy Hill Junior School Englefield Green Infant School Holly Lodge Primary School Reigate Priory School Royal Alexandra and Albert Junior School Shottermill Infant School Shottermill Junior School St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School, Egham St Thomas of Canterbury Catholic Primary School 32 Cardinal Newman Catholic Primary School Kingswood Primary School Manorcroft Primary School Milford Infant School Our Lady of The Rosary RC Primary School St Ann's Heath Junior School St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Redhill St Michael's C of E Infant School, Dorking St. Joseph's Special School Thames Ditton Junior School The Chandler C of E Junior School West Byfleet Junior School Wray Common Primary School 2 Updated 24 September 2020 Secondary Leaderboard Congratulations to Epsom & Ewell High School who are crowned Summer’s Secondary phase Virtual Surrey School Games Champions 2020! POSITION SCHOOL NAME 1 Epsom and Ewell High School 2 St Bede’s School 3 Thomas Knyvett College 4 The Winston Churchill School 5 Rodborough School 6 Reigate School 7 Hoe Valley School 8 The Magna Carta 9 Glebelands School 11 All Hallows Catholic School 12 The Warwick School 13 Guildford County 3 Updated 24 September 2020 .
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