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Experian Robin Hood Festival of Running 2011 - Ikano Mini Marathon Results GunPos RaceNo Name Gender Cat School GunTime ChipPos ChipTime 1 168 Alex Benfield M 15 William Allitt 00:12:24 1 00:12:24 2 710 Thomas Shepherd M 16 Woodlands School Derby 00:12:46 2 00:12:45 3 711 David Shepherd M 16 Woodlands School Derby 00:13:45 3 00:13:44 4 419 Adam Parsons M 14 John Taylor High School 00:14:09 4 00:14:08 5 224 Robert Trusson M 15 Chilwell School 00:14:14 5 00:14:11 6 344 Jonathan Owen M 16 Derby Grammar School 00:14:27 6 00:14:25 7 252 Jack Forrest M 14 QEGS Ashbourne 00:14:40 7 00:14:40 8 691 Abbott Ben M 16 Arnold Hill School 00:14:42 8 00:14:41 9 1159 Sam Barker M 12 George Spencer Academy 00:14:50 9 00:14:48 10 1369 Michael Davies M 00:15:13 10 00:15:06 11 250 Adam Cook M 13 Long Eaton School 00:15:14 11 00:15:11 12 651 Oliver Whaley M 11 The King's Grantham 00:15:14 12 00:15:15 13 653 Benjamin Massey M 17 00:15:18 13 00:15:15 14 197 Seb Christie M 10 Meadowside 00:15:25 14 00:15:22 15 1160 Will Barker M 11 George Spencer Academy 00:15:27 15 00:15:25 16 334 Ben Masser M 12 Hastings High School 00:15:30 16 00:15:29 17 179 Euan Bell M 11 Brookside Primary 00:15:37 17 00:15:36 18 732 Jordan Severn M 13 Bennerley School 00:15:43 18 00:15:42 19 315 Shaun Oldale M 41 00:15:52 19 00:15:46 20 184 Sophie Beckingham F 13 Nottingham Girls High School 00:15:53 20 00:15:50 21 591 Luke Ellis M 46 Toothill 00:15:58 21 00:15:52 22 1152 George Robinson M 10 Elizabeth Woodville 00:16:09 22 00:16:08 23 201 Stani Chmiel M 8 The Elms 00:16:17 23 00:16:14 24 398 Joe Cartwright M 10 Grosvenor 00:16:19 24 00:16:18 25 68 Jack Holmes M 13 00:16:26 25 00:16:19 26 1336 Lewis Bradley M 00:16:26 28 00:16:24 27 767 Kieran Widdowson M 13 Ormiston Enterprise Academy 00:16:31 30 00:16:29 28 53 Ethan Warner M 10 Redlands Primary School 00:16:31 29 00:16:26 29 120 James Ross M 26 00:16:37 26 00:16:21 30 790 Catrina Hogg F 13 KGGS Grantham 00:16:38 31 00:16:37 31 512 William Gray M 13 Nottingham High School 00:16:42 32 00:16:40 32 503 Joe Wheatley M 12 Arnold Hill School 00:16:44 35 00:16:42 33 349 Lucas Wilcock M 13 Nottingham High School 00:16:44 34 00:16:42 34 504 Bill Wheatley M 10 Arno Vale Junior School 00:16:45 33 00:16:41 35 194 Jordan Key M 12 Joseph Whitaker 00:16:51 38 00:16:49 36 387 Vindla Roshan M 15 Nottingham High School 00:16:53 36 00:16:45 37 470 David Gilbey M 11 00:16:55 39 00:16:51 38 295 Olivia Misiuda F 10 Abbey Road Primary 00:16:55 37 00:16:46 39 1223 Tony Curtis M 55 00:16:56 40 00:16:52 40 551 Martin Davies M 11 The Becket School 00:17:02 42 00:17:01 41 958 Alex Rylot M 13 00:17:03 27 00:16:21 42 100 Charles Standen M 15 King's School Grantham 00:17:04 43 00:17:01 43 590 Shaun Ellis M 13 Toothill 00:17:05 44 00:17:01 44 248 Matthew Mortimer - Beeston M 14 St John Houghton 00:17:06 45 00:17:04 45 1128 Hannah Clay F 14 Fernwood School 00:17:12 46 00:17:09 46 28 Sharon Sharpe F 48 Friesland 00:17:16 41 00:16:58 47 1329 Alasdair McCulloch M 00:17:18 47 00:17:17 48 666 Ross Carter M 13 Friesland 00:17:22 52 00:17:21 49 783 Joe Edinborough M 11 Southwell Minster School 00:17:24 48 00:17:17 50 282 Toby Hullis M 8 Heymann Primary 00:17:26 49 00:17:17 51 238 Jon Hullis M 39 00:17:26 50 00:17:18 52 69 Ben Higgins M 11 Langham Church Of England Primary School 00:17:29 54 00:17:28 53 336 Jack Bailey M 13 Friesland 00:17:29 53 00:17:27 54 296 Jaime Misiuda F 10 Abbey Road Primary 00:17:30 51 00:17:20 55 337 Matthew Key M 13 Nottingham Samworth Academy 00:17:33 55 00:17:31 56 88 Dennis Brittain M 60 00:17:34 56 00:17:34 57 654 Evan Thorpe M 14 Ormiston Enterprise Academy 00:17:40 57 00:17:37 58 279 Oliver Bell M 8 Brookside Primary 00:17:44 59 00:17:40 59 769 Kendal Booth M 13 Heanor Gate 00:17:45 60 00:17:41 60 1033 Joel Adams M 13 Ilkeston School 00:17:47 62 00:17:43 61 492 Richard Fairholme M 25 00:17:47 61 00:17:41 62 335 Ben Phipps M 12 St Bede's Cambridge 00:17:50 58 00:17:38 63 6 Andrew Bell M 42 00:17:50 63 00:17:47 64 326 John Wheatley M 46 00:17:55 65 00:17:51 65 736 Gabriella Crawford F 13 West Bridgford Comprehensive 00:17:55 67 00:17:54 66 434 Phillip Hamlyn M 42 00:18:01 69 00:17:56 67 433 Thomas Hamlyn M 12 Thomas Deacon Academy Peterborough 00:18:01 70 00:17:57 68 43 Dave Andrews M 45 00:18:01 68 00:17:56 69 74 Marcus Sharpe M 13 Friesland 00:18:05 72 00:18:03 70 457 Joe Kiernan M 10 Highland Player 00:18:07 71 00:18:00 71 1179 Alex Warrener M 8 South Cave infant 00:18:08 73 00:18:06 72 67 Fred Holmes M 10 00:18:29 75 00:18:25 73 1177 Thomas Le Noury M 11 Rushcliffe School 00:18:31 74 00:18:15 74 992 Paul Russ M 34 00:18:32 64 00:17:51 75 956 David Stewart M 56 00:18:33 66 00:17:54 76 799 Tom Bilous M 11 Toothill 00:18:34 76 00:18:28 77 397 Peter Cartwright M 43 00:18:34 77 00:18:32 78 145 William Morrison M 14 Huddersfield Grammar 00:18:48 79 00:18:38 79 1330 Gabriele Lukaite F 00:18:49 83 00:18:47 80 784 Matthew Edinborough M 9 Bleasby Primary School 00:18:50 80 00:18:43 81 129 Daniel Elvey M 20 00:18:53 85 00:18:50 82 479 Samuel Monaghan M 10 Rushcliffe 00:18:54 81 00:18:45 83 66 James Stapleton M 12 Mount St Marys Spinkhill 00:18:57 82 00:18:46 84 346 Andrew Wilcock M 47 00:19:01 86 00:18:56 85 1121 Ashwin Patel M 15 west bridgford comp 00:19:04 87 00:19:02 86 585 Elliott Stubbs M 12 Ecclesbourne 00:19:05 89 00:19:02 87 33 Felicity Slater-Holroyd F 50 00:19:05 88 00:19:02 88 370 Jacob Rhodes M 9 Stoke Holy Cross Primary School 00:19:08 94 00:19:06 89 1100 Rohan Patel M 12 west bridgford comp 00:19:09 97 00:19:07 90 446 Paul Stacey M 26 00:19:09 92 00:19:04 91 1057 Ellie Moppett F 10 West Bridgford Junior 00:19:09 84 00:18:48 92 193 Oscar Shakesheff M 8 The Elms 00:19:10 78 00:18:36 93 253 Laura Elvey F 22 00:19:10 95 00:19:06 94 449 Josh Malik M 26 00:19:10 93 00:19:05 95 1189 Robert May M 49 00:19:13 96 00:19:07 96 567 Lewis Harmon M 12 Arnold Hill School 00:19:15 101 00:19:11 97 1167 Abi Jacobs F 13 Rushcliffe 00:19:15 100 00:19:10 98 199 Stephen Clarke M 13 St John Houghton 00:19:20 102 00:19:14 99 1176 Ben Le Noury M 9 Abbey Road Primary 00:19:21 90 00:19:04 100 527 Daniel Carter M 8 Abbey Road Primary 00:19:25 106 00:19:20 101 528 Chris Carter M 43 00:19:25 107 00:19:20 102 408 Georgia Hull F 13 Dagfa School Nottingham 00:19:26 110 00:19:24 103 1339 Gemma Phelps F St Peters 00:19:28 115 00:19:27 104 1108 Oscar Hall M 7 Woodborough Woods 00:19:28 108 00:19:21 105 529 Juliette Carter F 11 Abbey Road Primary 00:19:30 113 00:19:25 106 225 Joseph Trusson M 13 Chilwell School 00:19:31 121 00:19:28 107 82 Cerys Evison-Varley F 13 West Bridgford 00:19:33 122 00:19:30 108 399 Emma Cartwright F 13 Nottingham Girls High 00:19:33 123 00:19:30 109 1092 Abi Burgess F 11 The West Bridgford School 00:19:33 117 00:19:27 110 25 John Walker M 48 00:19:34 104 00:19:15 111 361 Christine Tyler F 55 00:19:37 126 00:19:34 112 163 Alex Akers M 7 St John the Baptist Colwick 00:19:37 116 00:19:27 113 64 Laura Van Ransbeke F 12 Longbenton Community College 00:19:39 125 00:19:33 114 70 Harry Shakesheff M 10 The Elms 00:19:39 91 00:19:04 115 203 Zach Ferguson M 12 Valley Comp 00:19:43 129 00:19:40 116 198 Adam Bache M 10 Dovedale 00:19:43 98 00:19:09 117 781 Heather Edinborough F 42 00:19:45 128 00:19:38 118 484 Thomas Chilton M 15 00:19:48 134 00:19:47 119 760 Alana Meenan F 8 Richard Bonington 00:19:48 114 00:19:27 120 1034 Ella Weightman F 8 Warren Primary Academy 00:19:48 130 00:19:42 121 564 Ailsa Turner F 10 Edwalton Primary 00:19:48 120 00:19:28 122 1168 Poppy Scoffings F 10 Haddon Primary 00:19:48 118 00:19:27 123 1055 Alex Meenan M 10 Richard Bonington 00:19:48 119 00:19:27 124 62 Joe Pearce M 10 St Williams Primary School Norwich 00:19:49 133 00:19:47 125 174 Adam Parsons M 9 Scargill C of E West Hallam 00:19:49 103 00:19:15 126 172 Tommy Pattison M 6 Outwoods Edge Primary school 00:19:50 131 00:19:43 127 744 Stephanie White F 44 00:19:54 109 00:19:23 128 1061 Robert Evans M 27 00:19:56 111 00:19:24 129 105 Luke Bremmer M 44 00:19:58 140 00:19:56 130 1331 Simonas Lukas M 00:19:59 141 00:19:57 131 629 Harry Poole M 9 West Bridgford Junior 00:20:00 142 00:19:58 132 353 Matthew Postlethwaite M 14 Rushcliffe 00:20:01 127 00:19:36 133 1031 Zachary Jordan M 12 Hucknall National 00:20:01 138 00:19:53 134 1032 Maximilian Jordan M 11 Hucknall National 00:20:05 139 00:19:55 135 422 Alice Dawes F 13 00:20:06 146 00:20:04 136 620 Timothy Allen M 9 Pierrepont Gamston 00:20:07 149 00:20:05 137 215 Imogen Harcombe F 9 St Peters East Bridgford 00:20:07 147 00:20:04 138 114 Iain Hickman M 31 00:20:07 137 00:19:51 139 652 Ethan Doore M 9 Montrose Primary School 00:20:07 99 00:19:09 140 155 Alun Harcombe M 47 00:20:08 145 00:20:03 141 812 Katie Lewis F 17 00:20:09 144 00:20:01 142 251 Alex Roberts M 14 Long Eaton 00:20:11 153 00:20:10 143 1023 Lisa Wallis F 32 00:20:13 154 00:20:11 144 57 Will Pattison M 9 Outwoods Edge Primary School 00:20:13 151 00:20:10 145 445 Ross Bentley M 28 00:20:16 152 00:20:10 146 377 Rebecca Rhodes F 12 Framingham Earl High School 00:20:20 160 00:20:17 147 1036 Jack Weightman M 12 Big Wood School 00:20:22 156 00:20:15 148 1284 Yasmin Nutt F 8 Abbey Road Primary 00:20:22 135 00:19:50 149 1283 Matt Nutt M 42 00:20:22 136 00:19:51 150 1035 Stuart Weightman M 40 00:20:22 157 00:20:15 151 517 Kate Corrigan F 8 Ripley Junior School 00:20:24 161 00:20:20 152 664 Cassie Vidler F 36 00:20:24 150 00:20:05 153 523 Isabella Smith F 10 St Peters Ruddington 00:20:33 162 00:20:22 154 1066 Robin Griffiths M 35 00:20:34 158 00:20:15 155 1016 Michael Nandakumar M 31 00:20:35 105 00:19:19 156 267 Street Callum M 13 Derby Grammar School 00:20:38 173 00:20:35
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    Going to school in Nottingham 2013/142017/18 Information about a Appendix 1 – admission criteria for secondary schools and academies in Nottingham City Admission criteria for secondary schools and academies in Nottingham City. The following pages set out the admission criteria for the 2017/18 school year for each secondary school and academy in Nottingham City. If a school receives more applications than it has places available, this means the school is oversubscribed and places are offered using the school’s admission criteria. The table below lists the secondary schools and academies in Nottingham City: School/academy name Type of school Bluecoat Academy Voluntary Aided Academy Bluecoat Beechdale Academy Academy The Bulwell Academy Academy Djanogly City Academy Academy Ellis Guilford School & Sports College Community The Farnborough Academy Academy The Fernwood School Academy Nottingham Academy Academy The Nottingham Emmanuel School Voluntary Aided Academy Nottingham Free School Free School Nottingham Girls' Academy Academy Nottingham University Academy of Science & Technology 14-19 Academy Nottingham University Samworth Academy Academy The Oakwood Academy Academy Top Valley Academy Academy The Trinity Catholic School Voluntary Aided Academy For a list of the secondary schools and academies oversubscribed at the closing date in year 7 in the 2016/17 school year, see page 23 of the ‘Going to School in Nottingham 2017/18’ booklet; and for information regarding school/academy addresses, contact details for admission enquiries, etc. see pages 66 to 68 of the booklet. Admissions Policy 2017/18 Bluecoat Church of England Academy Bluecoat Academy offers an all though education from age 4 – 19. The Academy is both distinctively Christian and inclusive.