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BSC Medal Table British Schools Championships 2016 Simon Hicks Trophy Medal Table Position School/College Gold Silver Bronze Competitors Points 1 Harrow School 01 5 1630 2 Ernest Bevin College 10 3 7 19 3 Dartford Grammar School 11 2 4 18 4 Welshpool High School 11 0 5 15 5 The Palmer Catholic Academy 10 2 4 14 6 Hobart High School 11 0 3 13 7 Elgin Academy 11 0 2 12 7 Polesworth School 11 0 2 12 7 The King's School 11 0 2 12 7 The Matthew Arnold School 11 0 2 12 11 Ivybridge Community College 10 1 3 11 12 Bourne End Academy 10 1 2 10 12 Kingsley School 10 1 2 10 12 Sacred Heart Catholic College 10 1 2 10 12 Tendring Technology College 10 0 4 10 16 Catmose College 10 0 3 9 16 Hampstead School 10 0 3 9 18 Bideford College 10 0 2 8 18 Collingwood College 10 0 2 8 18 Crispin School 10 0 2 8 18 Longcroft School 10 0 2 8 18 The Priory Academy Lsst 10 0 2 8 18 Onslow St Audreys Academy 01 1 2 8 18 Sydney Russell School 01 1 2 8 25 Abram St. Johns C of E 10 0 1 7 25 Ace Academy 10 0 1 7 25 All Cannings Primary School 10 0 1 7 25 Alsager School 10 0 1 7 25 Alton Convent School 10 0 1 7 25 Altrincham College of Arts 10 0 1 7 25 Arthur Bugler Primary 10 0 1 7 25 B Six 10 0 1 7 25 Barking Abbey 10 0 1 7 25 Bishop Ramsey 10 0 1 7 25 Bradfield School 10 0 1 7 25 Castle Hill Primary 10 0 1 7 25 Chatsmore Catholic High 10 0 1 7 25 Churchill Community College 10 0 1 7 25 Claydon High School 10 0 1 7 25 Exeter College 10 0 1 7 25 Fitzalan High School 10 0 1 7 25 Fullbrook High School 10 0 1 7 25 Greenwood Primary School 10 0 1 7 25 Haslingden High School 10 0 1 7 25 Hornsea School and Language College 10 0 1 7 25 Howard of Effingham 10 0 1 7 British Schools Championships 2016 Simon Hicks Trophy Medal Table Position School/College Gold Silver Bronze Competitors Points 25 Kirkhallam Academy 10 0 1 7 25 Marine Academy 10 0 1 7 25 New Chapter Primary School 10 0 1 7 25 North Bristol Post 16 Centre 10 0 1 7 25 Oakham School 10 0 1 7 25 Pensby High School 10 0 1 7 25 Port Glasgow High School 10 0 1 7 25 Rochester Grammar School 10 0 1 7 25 Royal High School 10 0 1 7 25 Salesian College 10 0 1 7 25 Salesian School, Chertsey 10 0 1 7 25 Sandbach High School 10 0 1 7 25 Simon Langton Boys School 10 0 1 7 25 St Bede's Catholic College 10 0 1 7 25 St Benet Biscop Catholic 10 0 1 7 25 St Catherine's School, Bramley 10 0 1 7 25 St Julies High School 10 0 1 7 25 St Leonards Catholic School 10 0 1 7 25 Temple Hill C.P School 10 0 1 7 25 The Forest School 10 0 1 7 25 Thurton Primary School 10 0 1 7 25 Valley Gardens Middle School 10 0 1 7 25 Wilberforce Collage 10 0 1 7 25 Ecclesfield School 01 0 3 7 25 Wymondham High 01 0 3 7 25 Queen Katherine School 00 1 5 7 73 Glyn Academy 01 0 2 6 73 Healing Science Academy 01 0 2 6 73 Katherine Lady Berkely 01 0 2 6 73 Northolt High School 01 0 2 6 73 Robertsbridge Community College 01 0 2 6 73 The Downs School 01 0 2 6 73 Y Pant Comprehensive School 01 0 2 6 73 Q3 Academy 00 2 2 6 73 St Albans Girls School 00 2 2 6 73 St Winefride's Catholic 00 2 2 6 83 Aldridge Secondary School 01 0 1 5 83 All Saints Academy 01 0 1 5 83 Avon Valley College 01 0 1 5 83 Balshaws C of E High School 01 0 1 5 83 Birdham Primary School 01 0 1 5 83 Chichester College 01 0 1 5 83 Chosen Hill School 01 0 1 5 83 Codsall Middle 01 0 1 5 83 Cove School 01 0 1 5 83 Cowley International College 01 0 1 5 British Schools Championships 2016 Simon Hicks Trophy Medal Table Position School/College Gold Silver Bronze Competitors Points 83 Frederick Gough School 01 0 1 5 83 Glengormley High School 01 0 1 5 83 Glenrothes High Schoold 01 0 1 5 83 Gosforth East Middle 01 0 1 5 83 Harton Sixth Form 01 0 1 5 83 Harvey Grammer School 01 0 1 5 83 Highams Park School 01 0 1 5 83 Huddersfield New College 01 0 1 5 83 Lavington School 01 0 1 5 83 Millais School 01 0 1 5 83 Milton Keynes Academy 01 0 1 5 83 Mossbourne 01 0 1 5 83 Moulton College 01 0 1 5 83 Park View School 01 0 1 5 83 Ponteland High School 01 0 1 5 83 Rednock School 01 0 1 5 83 Ross High School 01 0 1 5 83 Scissett Middle School 01 0 1 5 83 St Aloysius' College 01 0 1 5 83 Sutton Grammar School 01 0 1 5 83 The Ashcombe School 01 0 1 5 83 The Corsham School 01 0 1 5 83 The JCB Academy 01 0 1 5 83 The John of Gaunt School 01 0 1 5 83 The Leigh Academy 01 0 1 5 83 The Robert Napier 01 0 1 5 83 West Kirby Grammar School 01 0 1 5 83 Westacre Middle School 01 0 1 5 83 Whitehouse Common 01 0 1 5 83 Whitworth Park Spennymoor 01 0 1 5 83 Wilnecote High School 01 0 1 5 83 Woodchurch High School 01 0 1 5 83 Ysgol Y Preseli 01 0 1 5 83 Bishopsgate School 00 1 3 5 83 Queen Elizabeth's High School 00 1 3 5 128 Ash Manor School 00 1 2 4 128 Birchwood High School 00 1 2 4 128 Burnt Mill Academy 00 1 2 4 128 Calthorpe Park School 00 1 2 4 128 Malet Lambert School 00 1 2 4 128 Settle Primary School 00 1 2 4 128 St Edmund Arrowsmith High School 00 1 2 4 128 St Martins School 00 1 2 4 128 St Michael's Catholic School 00 1 2 4 128 The Blue School, Wells 00 1 2 4 128 The Vale Academy 00 1 2 4 British Schools Championships 2016 Simon Hicks Trophy Medal Table Position School/College Gold Silver Bronze Competitors Points 128 Walbottle Campus 00 1 2 4 128 Woking High School 00 1 2 4 128 Ysgol Gyfun Bro Myrddin 00 1 2 4 128 Settle College 00 0 4 4 143 Abbs Cross 00 1 1 3 143 Accrington Academy 00 1 1 3 143 Battlehill Primary School 00 1 1 3 143 Birchwood High Warrington 00 1 1 3 143 Bishop Luffa C of E School 00 1 1 3 143 Bishopston Comprehensive 00 1 1 3 143 Brightwalton Primary School 00 1 1 3 143 Builth High School 00 1 1 3 143 Calday Grange Grammar School 00 1 1 3 143 Cheam High School 00 1 1 3 143 City Academy 00 1 1 3 143 College of West Anglia 00 1 1 3 143 Conyers School 00 1 1 3 143 Coppull St Johns 00 1 1 3 143 Corpus Christi RC High School 00 1 1 3 143 Crossley Heath Grammar 00 1 1 3 143 De La Salle Secondary School 00 1 1 3 143 Downend School 00 1 1 3 143 Dunfermline High School 00 1 1 3 143 Dyson Perrins C of E High 00 1 1 3 143 Edgbarrow Secondary School 00 1 1 3 143 Forest View Primary School 00 1 1 3 143 Frome Community College 00 1 1 3 143 Gateshead College 00 1 1 3 143 George Stephenson High School 00 1 1 3 143 Gower College Swansea 00 1 1 3 143 Grove Road Primary 00 1 1 3 143 Hall Grove School 00 1 1 3 143 Heathfield Community School 00 1 1 3 143 Home Educated 00 1 1 3 143 Hope Academy 00 1 1 3 143 Iceni Academy 00 1 1 3 143 Inverclyde Academy 00 1 1 3 143 Kepier Sports Academy 00 1 1 3 143 King Edward VI Community College 00 1 1 3 143 Kings International College 00 1 1 3 143 Kingsmead Technology College 00 1 1 3 143 Lawnswood Scool 00 1 1 3 143 Longdendale High School 00 1 1 3 143 Marylebone Boys School 00 1 1 3 143 Mearns Castle High 00 1 1 3 143 Middlesbrough College 00 1 1 3 British Schools Championships 2016 Simon Hicks Trophy Medal Table Position School/College Gold Silver Bronze Competitors Points 143 Midkent College 00 1 1 3 143 Mortimer Community College 00 1 1 3 143 Nonsuch High School For Girls 00 1 1 3 143 Park High School 00 1 1 3 143 Parkside Community College 00 1 1 3 143 Ralph Sadleir 00 1 1 3 143 Redcar Academy 00 1 1 3 143 Redcar and Cleveland College 00 1 1 3 143 Robert Bloomfield Academy 00 1 1 3 143 Sedgefield Community College 00 1 1 3 143 Seven Kings High School 00 1 1 3 143 SGS College 00 1 1 3 143 South Shields Community School 00 1 1 3 143 South Thames College 00 1 1 3 143 St David's Colwinston 00 1 1 3 143 St Edmund Catholic School 00 1 1 3 143 St Gregory's Catholic School 00 1 1 3 143 St Helen & St Katharine 00 1 1 3 143 St John Baptist School Aberdare 00 1 1 3 143 St Ninians High School 00 1 1 3 143 Studio West 00 1 1 3 143 Swakeleys 00 1 1 3 143 The Kingswinford School 00 1 1 3 143 The Stephen Perse Foundation 00 1 1 3 143 Tomlinscote School 00 1 1 3 143 Townley Grammar 00 1 1 3 143 Wadebridge Academy 00 1 1 3 143 Westminster Kingsway College 00 1 1 3 143 Williamwood High School 00 1 1 3 143 Wirral Grammar School for Girls 00 1 1 3 143 Bishop Challoner RC School 00 0 3 3 143 Penistone Grammar School 00 0 3 3 143 South Hunsley School 00 0 3 3 143 St Augustine's Catholic College 00 0 3 3 143 St Thomas Moore RC Academy 00 0 3 3 143 Tamworth Enterprise College 00 0 3 3 221 Archbishop McGrath High School 00 0 2 2 221 Archway School 00 0 2 2 221 Bishopton Primary School 00 0 2 2 221 Burnside Business College 00 0 2 2 221 Dingwall Academy 00 0 2 2 221 Glossopdale Community College 00 0 2 2 221 Gryffe High School 00 0 2 2 221 Macmillan Academy 00 0 2 2 221 Marling School 00 0 2 2 221 Mintlaw Academy 00 0 2 2 British Schools Championships 2016 Simon Hicks Trophy Medal Table Position School/College Gold Silver Bronze Competitors Points 221 Outwood Academy Ormesby 00 0 2 2 221 Outwood Grange Academy 00 0 2 2 221 Yateley School 00 0 2 2 221 Ysgol Y Strade 00 0 2 2 235 Abraham Guest Sports Acadamy 00 0 1 1 235 Acton High 00 0 1 1 235 Alaxandra and Albert School 00 0 1 1 235 Alcester Grammar School 00 0 1 1 235 Alderman Peel High School 00 0 1 1 235 Aldro 00 0 1 1 235 All Hallows Catholic School 00 0 1 1 235 All Saints 00 0 1 1 235 Alyesford School 00 0 1 1 235 Ansford Academy 00 0 1 1 235 Arden Academy 00 0 1 1 235 Ashcombe 00 0 1 1 235 Ashlawn 00 0 1 1 235 Astley Community High School 00 0 1 1 235 Aylesbury Vale Academy 00 0 1 1 235 Baileys Court Primary 00 0 1 1 235 Barnsley Academy 00 0 1 1 235 Baxter College 00 0 1 1 235 Bayhouse School 00 0 1 1 235 Beachamps High School 00 0 1 1 235 Birkenhead High School Academy 00 0 1 1 235 Bishop Stopford 00 0 1 1 235 Bishop Walsh Catholic School 00 0 1 1 235 Blessed Trinity RC College 00 0 1 1 235 Blue School Wells 00 0 1 1 235 Braunton Academy 00 0 1 1 235
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