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NORTHBOURNE PARK SCHOOL
Issue 78 • 14 June 2013
FROM THE HEADMASTER...
Dear Parents,
Everest’s 60th Anniversary
To celebrate the 60th anniversary since the first human ascent to the summit of Mount Everest, Northbourne Park
invited Dr Rob Casserley MBBS MRCS to speak at an extended assembly just before half term. Dr Casserley is a
former surgeon and now general practitioner with a specialist interest in altitude & expedition medicine and is cofounder of trek8848. He has summited Everest 7 times, (!!) including double summits in spring 2007 and spring
2010 and is the first ever Western climber to have achieved this feat. On his way from Quebec to speak at the
Cranbrook School Speech Day, he paid us a visit, thrilling the children with his motivational talk on what it is really
like to climb the world’s highest mountain.
Church Fête
Despite the weather, the children had a lovely time on the Friday before half term. Thank you to all of our parents
who helped their children with stalls and with donations. Once again the creativity and fun were outstanding. The
prize for the most abstract stall goes to the chick racing stall and the results will be tweeted later! The total raised
was £770.54, which we will split between the School Church fund and Road of Smiles.
Common Entrance Examination
After half term we went straight into
Examination Week for all of our
pupils in Year 3 – 8. Well done to
Year 8 on their excellent approach
to the Common Entrance
examinations and to Year 7 on their
first attempts at CE papers. They all
took the exams in their stride and
ensured that they had a chance to
show off their hard work. Once
again, I am confident that they will
all have got into the Senior School
of their choice. We are still waiting
for the Lycée examination results to
come through for our 6e and 5e
children and wish them the best of
luck for these.
Tigertones (Thursday)
The Princeton Tigertones thrilled us
with a wonderful concert last
Thursday and it was great to
welcome the boys back to the
school to sing. It is always lovely to
welcome so many of our past pupils
and parents back to the school.
Thank you so much to the parents
who hosted the singers for a night
or two.
Pre-Prep Quiz Night (Friday)
Many thanks to the Pre-Prep staff for
organising and hosting this convivial
evening of food, wine and quiz
questions which ranged, I gather,
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from Michael Jackson song anagrams to crisp flavour
analysis! Thank you to all parents who joined one of the
quiz teams and made the evening so enjoyable.
Sports Day (Saturday)
Congratulations to the following children for receiving Summer
Term Headmaster Commendations during Weeks 6:NAME
Alexandra Nordin
Henri de Talhouet
Alexandra Nordin
Sacha Lorber
Max Matitia
Pedro Ruiz de la Prada
Carla Ruiz de la Prada
Evie Jackaman
Ashika Vaughan
Isabella Savage
Natalia Fernandez de Araoz
Emily Jay
Sofia Martin Giron
Helena Emery
Clara Nagle
Hannah Martin
Lucia Verdeguer Alvarez
George Williams-Jones
Harriet Balfour
Nicolas Babé Montes
Pedro Babé Montes
Charlie Scholfield
Ferdinand Plessix
Felix Dont
Harriet Balfour
HAS BEEN AWARDED A COMMENDATION FOR
17.6/20 PET
18.3/20 PET
17.2/20 PET
15.2/20 PET
16.9/20 FCE
Excellent Independent Learning
Player of the Match v Wellesley House
Player of the Match v Wellesley House
Player of the Match v Spring Grove
Player of the Match v Spring Grove
Player of the Match v DYRMS
Player of the Match v DYRMS
Player of the Match v Dover College
Player of the Match v Dover College
Player of the Match v Junior King’s
Player of the Match v Junior King’s (Tennis)
Player of the Match v Junior King’s (Tennis)
An excellent French prep
An excellent French prep
An excellent performance in assembly
Man of the match v JKS
Man of the match v JKS (18 quick runs!)
A great improvement in French
Great scientific research
Term Headmaster Commendations during Week 8:-
…was the best that I can remember, not only because
of the four records broken or because of the level of
individual and collaborative achievement, but in the
comradeship and sportsmanship demonstrated by all of
our pupils. I was extremely proud of our athletes and
very touched that Sports Day was a day which saw the
pupils demonstrate so much empathy and teamwork.
My thanks go, as ever, to Mr Riley, the sports staff,
caterers, grounds staff and the Friends who poured
Pimms like there was no tomorrow! Thank you all for
coming to enjoy such a wonderful Northbourne Park
day!.. which was swiftly followed by..
Informal concert (Sunday)
Our informal concert saw 37 acts in quick succession,
punctuated by a multitude of creative bows. Well done
to all of our musicians on their performances and thank
you to Lucy Gleave for organising such musical
excellence at the end of such a hugely busy week…
which was swiftly followed by…
Inspection
By the time you are reading this, we will have
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NAME
Jason Weaden
Kitty Clifton
Lauren Spencer
Estelle Olcott
Mohsin Saeed
Kayley Kan
Leo Bevan
Timothy Robinson
Marcus Yanni
Max Bondatti
Isabella Savage
Ashika Vaughan
Thurso Willett
Evie Jackaman
Charlie Scholfield
Thomas Mead
Patrick Davies
Sam Ditton
George Titterton
Georgina Rogers
Tristan Gauthier
Benedict Davies
Knowing 20 facts about Everest
Achieving full marks in French test
An excellent test result in French
An excellent test result in French
Excellent progress in French
Excellent progress in French
Excellent progress and achievement in French
88% in R.S. examination
Valuable contributions to R.S. lessons and
92% in examination
Thomas Mead
Roshan Aiyagari
Archie Adamson
Jess Sainsbury
Joint top mark of 96% in R.S. examination
Calum Nagle
Joint top mark of 96% in R.S. examination
Thurso Willett
Improved concentration and 86% in
examination
Isabella Savage
Conscientious effort in R.S. lessons and 86%
in examination
Abigail Mead
Improved participation in R.S. lessons and
86% in examination
Week 8 Commendations continued on next page
General News
Term Headmaster Commendations during Week 8:NAME
Harriet Balfour
Ashika Vaughan
Mohsin Saeed
examination
Olivia Ryeland
Kayley Kan
Leo Bevan
Pedro Babe Montes
Amandine Lucas
Camille Olcott
Marie-Louise Boisnier
Jean-Baptise De Four
Ella Sainsbury
Harriet Balfour
Anna Bevan
Sophia Scholfield
Lili Clifton
Thurso Willett
Calum Nagle
Benedict Davies
Ruth Spencer
Camille Olcott
Benedict Davies
Roshan Aiyagari
Joly Presland
Charlie Scholfield
Calum Nagle
Archie Adamson
Thomas Mead
Ruby Norris
Alexandre Torriglia de
Altolaguirre
Sofia Martin Giron
Louis Lambert
Noe Brenas
Ferdinand Plessix
Max Matitia
Felix Dont
Gustave Vernay
Alexandra Nordin
Camille Olcott
Marie-Louise Boisnier
Amandine Lucas
Clara Nagle
Roshan Aiyagari
Marcus Yanni
Calum Nagle
Gustave Vernay
Felix Dont
Faith Tudor
Benedict Davies
Helena Emery
Tristan Gauthier
Alexandre Torriglia
Gustave Vernay
Alexandre Torriglia
Max Matitia
Ferdinand Plessix
Philippe Durr-Freudenthaler
Romeo Roche
Enthusiastic contributions to R.S. and 86% in
examination
Thoughtful contributions to R.S. and 90% in
examination
Top marks of 98% in R.S. examination
An excellent contribution to R.S. and 92% in
Excellent end of year Maths examination
98% in Geography summer test
98% in Geography examination
Excellent result in Geography examination
93% in the End of Year Maths Examination
An excellent 70% in her End of Year Maths
Examination
18.8 / 20 in PET past paper
17.3/20 English written examination
93% in French examination
90% in Spanish examination
18.8 in PET examination.
Excellent Science examination
Improvement in Science
undergone an Intermediate Boarding Inspection by the
Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI). Thank you to
our boarding parents for their very useful feedback and
for completing the on-line questionnaires for the
inspectors. The inspection is on the National Minimum
Standards for Boarding and will give a pass or fail result,
rather than a rating (such as good or outstanding) as
we saw in our ISI Inspection.
Trips week
The excitement builds, the packing has begun and the
seniors wait with bated breath for Saturday and the first
of our PGL departures. We wish them and all the other
children going on trips a ‘bon voyage’. Many thanks to
Priscilla Smith for the excellent organisation of Trips
Week and to all staff involved. The intermediates and
juniors have a wonderful week ahead of them and I am
looking forward to reading the Story of Tailypoo round
the campfire!
Please note that there is no Saturday school on
22nd June for Years 4/5 & 6 children.
Road of Smiles Day
On the Tuesday after Trips Week, we are holding our
Road of Smiles Day, in support of this worthy charity.
More details will be forthcoming and I hope the
children will gain a lot from this cross-curricular day,
which culminates in the annual Northbourne Park
Swimathon. Please do come along and support at the
pool in the afternoon!
Thank you for your ongoing support during this busy
month. I am not sure how you all manage to juggle
your children’s busy school lives with your own busy
home and professional lives but, somehow, you do and
it is lovely to see so many of you at so many of our
events. We all appreciate it.
With best wishes,
Edward
Term Headmaster Commendations during Week 8:NAME
Raphael Lanvin
Jack Shipton
Abigail Mead
Anna Bevan
Lili Clifton
Isabella Savage
Toby Woodgate
Thomas Mead
Roshan Aiyagari
Benedict Davies
Georgina Rogers
Harvey Furneaux
Ella Sainsbury
Amandine Lucas
Austin Smith
Pedro Babe-Montes
An informative Guide to the Solar System
Improvement in Science.
Improvement in Science.
Excellent Physics examination
General News
PARTY IN THE PARK
Saturday 29th June - 6.30pm onwards UPDATE
Hog roast for the adults, hot dogs for the children and salad, all for the
price of £10 per ticket (4 people per ticket).
There will be Ice creams, a Champagne Raffle and a Friends Bar plus a
Disco!
All we ask you to do is to bring your own chairs, picnic rugs and
desserts if desired - as this is a family event do let the children bring
any outdoor games or pop up play tents if they would like to.
Speech Day Trophies and
Cups
As we approach the end of term,
plans are being made for the award
of School Prizes on Speech Day.
If you hold a trophy from last year,
please return it to the school office
before Friday 21st June.
Thank You.
Alison Goodall
The Party in the Park committee thank you very much for supporting
this event and ask if you could buy your tickets as soon as possible, it
would be very much appreciated, thank you.
For further information or any suggestions please email Suzanne on
suzanne.jay@btinternet.com
Looking forward to seeing you all on the 29th,
Suzanne Jay - Susanna Noy - Rachel Blair-Hickman.
Babysitting
Former Head Girl of NPS (04-05)
Sophie Thomson is available from
now until September for evening or
daytime babysitting. I am
responsible, active and creative with
experience with children. I have a
car and a full, valid driving license
and First Aid training. Currently
studying English Literature at
Edinburgh.
Please call 01304 366975 or email
sophiefthomson@gmail.com
FREE 'TASTER' MINIBUS SERVICE
Uniform Shop
Including your travel time and increased fuel costs, getting your child to school
can be a costly business.
The uniform shop will be open
during the summer holidays on the
following dates:Wednesday 24th July (9am-4pm)
Thursday 22nd August (9am-4pm)
Please ring Jackie in the school
office to make an appointment.
So, why not consider letting us do the work by taking your children to School! It
is more environmentally friendly and good for your child’s independence.
For one week only, commencing 24th June, we will take your children to school
free of charge! on a day of your choice (subject to availability).
Routes available are,
Route A, Return route from Deal / Sandwich
Route B, Bridge / Littlebourne / Wingham
Route C, Ashford / Folkestone / Whitfield
Preferred days: Mon 24th Tues 25th Wed 26th
Thurs 27th
Friday 28th
If you are interested in the Free Taster Minibus Service, please email me on
pjarvis@northbournepark.com with your preferred day and route.
(Please note that this service is for children who currently do not use the
minibus service).
With best wishes to you all from the transport team,
Paul Jarvis
News from the Boarding House
Hello and a slightly belated welcome back to
the second half of the Summer term! Since the
previous instalment, life as always has been
very active for the boarders. They began after
half term with their Exam Week so it was a
fairly tiring week of study and focus. However,
it seems that the hard work and revision has
paid off and we had a great few days
afterwards to make up for the tough week.
The excitement began on Thursday evening
with a visit from the Princeton Tigertones.
This is a men’s acapella group formed of
students from Princeton University, USA, who
are incredibly talented and very entertaining
and who were very popular particularly with
the girls! All of the boarders joined with
parents, staff and other peers to watch the
group perform a variety of songs, the highlight
for the children being the moment where the
Emily's Birthday & Year7 Taster Night
singers pulled Cameron and Fiona out from
the crowd to dance in front of the assembled masses to the hilarity of all! After the purchase of several CDs, the
boarders have been enjoying reminders of the performance throughout the week.
The weekend followed, bringing with it a fabulous Sports Day on Saturday afternoon which enjoyed dry weather
with moments of lovely sunshine! The boarders also shone! To witness them putting their hearts and souls into
their races and events was very special. Whatever results they achieved, we felt very proud of them all. The
boarders secured many high scores for their houses in both the field and track events and we were also lucky
enough to have a record-breaker in our midst. Jean-Baptiste set not one, but three new records, one of which was
in the 1500m on Friday afternoon, congratulations to him as well as the many other children who excelled in their
events! Thank you to the many boarding families who attended the event.
The evening was a little calmer with time to relax in the boarding houses. This mainly involved ‘lounging’ and
watching a DVD or the final of Britain’s Got Talent while munching on popcorn, a well-deserved treat.
We began Sunday with a few achy legs (staff included after their relay races against the parents!) and made our
way to church. After lunch, when we were all feeling a little more awake, we visited Sandwich in a slight change to
our original weekend plans. However, this was an opportunity which we could not miss as Sandwich held host to
‘Le Weekend’. An event celebrating French culture with market stalls and entertainment which delighted our
boarders, particularly the French children! They were able to sample and purchase French foods, including some
rather smelly cheeses, visit craft stalls and partake in various activities. There were also some stalls where the
children were able to win prizes… and it seems our boarders were rather good at this as we have returned to
school the proud owners of 6 goldfish!!
On Sunday evening it was time for the pupils of Northbourne Park to show even more of their talent, this time not
on the running track, but in the Informal Concert. Here, once again, some of the boarders performed amongst
their peers, entertaining the audience with lovely piano pieces. We have further musical entertainment this week
from the School Band, which includes some of the boarders, who will be performing with the Railway Swing Band
in Sandwich.
Also this week the visiting ISI inspectors have enjoyed chatting with the children and finding out about boarding
life at NPS. We have our fingers crossed for a very positive outcome and will let you know how we get on. We have
also begun packing for Trips Week next week and it is fair to say the children are very excited for their upcoming
adventures.
Finally, I would just like to say a big thank you to Emily’s mum for providing some very tasty birthday cupcakes for
our Yr7 Boarding Taster Night. All of the visiting boys and girls had a fun evening and in the girls’ house we
particularly enjoyed celebrating Emily’s birthday- as you can see from the photograph!
As always, please feel free to contact the boarding team with any questions or queries. I look forward to telling you
about Trips Week in our next edition.
Katie Brown, Graduate Assistant (Boarding)
Pre-Prep News
FROM THE HEAD OF PRE-PREP
Welcome back to the last half-term of the year.
Unfortunately, the weather is rather unseasonal
which has affected our swimming lessons.
However, we are hopeful it will improve over
the next few weeks. The children are looking
forward to the Road of Smiles event this week
and the various trips to come. We have started
practising for Sports Day and look forward to
seeing parents and grandparents at this event
(fingers crossed for fine weather!).
End of year reports will be sent home on Friday
21st June, and we would be very grateful for
your feedback using the comment sheet which
will be enclosed.
Thank you to everyone who came to our Quiz
Night last week, it really was great fun and we
raised £164 which we will use to towards the
purchase of a new bike for the garden. Thanks
to Richard Smith for being setting the questions
and being a brilliant quiz master!
The last few weeks of term promise to be very
busy, so please keep a close eye on the calendar
for all the events coming up.
Alison Pouget
Bourne to Have Fun!
We are delighted to be running a Summer
Activity Club at the Pre-Prep during three weeks
of the summer holidays, with two weeks in July
and one in August. Please let Mandy have your
bookings forms with payment by 25th June to
take advantage of the Early Bird discount
(childcare vouchers can be used as full or part
payment). This is open to any children age 3-8
years, so if you know anyone outside the school
who would be interested please do pass on the
information. Also, If you know of anywhere that
flyers could be placed / displayed, please let
Mandy know.
Class 2 trip to White Mill
Class 2 recently spent a happy morning at the
White Mill, near Sandwich. This trip neatly
combined two of our topics: Victorians, and
Forces. First we visited the miller’s cottage, filled
with Victorian objects and furniture. We
wondered how the miller fitted 14 children into
his little home, and how his wife coped with all
the washing in her small laundry. The children
were glad they don't have to sleep "top-to-toe"
with their brothers and sisters!
Then we climbed the steep stairs to the top of
the mill to see the huge millstones and big
wooden cogs that turned the machinery. Finally,
we saw the various workshops filled with old
tools used by local craftsmen in Victorian
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times. As luck would have it, one of our guides at the
mill had been an evacuee during the war, so he was
able to describe his experiences to us. We returned to
school excited by all we had discovered.
Class 1 & 2 trip to No Name Shop
Class 1 and 2 had a wonderful French outing to
Sandwich this week! We visited the No Name Shop
where the children used their language skills to ask for
‘un croissant, un pain au chocolat, or un chocolat
chaud, s’il vous plait.’ Everyone enjoyed this little piece
of France on our doorstep. Thanks to Mrs Balfour for
organising it.
Dates to remember:
Pre-Prep Coffee: Every Wednesday, 8.15 – 8.45am in
the Hall
Sports Day: Monday 24th June at 2.30pm in Pre-Prep
garden
Friends ‘Hog Roast in the Park’: Saturday 29th June
at 6pm – tickets £10 per family, from Mandy
Pre-Prep Concert: Tuesday 2nd July at 2.30pm at
Prep School
End of Year Service: Wednesday 2rd July at 9.30am
in Betteshanger Church
Speech Day: 2pm at Prep School (no morning school)
HEADMASTER’S COMMENDATIONS
Nursery:
Noah Orchard
Noah Lucas
Juliette Spencer
Ophelia Turner-Stockham
Freddie Bennett
James Modi
Henry Modi
Great swimming
Great swimming
Great puzzle solving
Being a good friend
Progress in sounds
Fantastic fish painting
Improved colouring skills
Reception:
Olivia Fox-Pitt
Super speaking and listening
Mackenzie O’Neill
Effort in writing
Darcey Fairclough-Jackson Excellent performance in Games with
Mr Riley
Kitty Furneaux
Excellent performance in Games with
Mr Riley
Olivia Fox-Pitt
Mr Riley
Noah van der Stam
Mr Riley
Class 1:
Ria Sidhu
Olivia Johnson
Grace Roche
Elianna Webster
Super maths skills
Excellent effort in all work
Super progress in Maths
Super progress in Maths
Class 2:
Oscar Leney
Bryony Robinson
An interesting and varied vocabulary
Amazing progress in written work
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INTER-HOUSE SPORTS DAY
Saturday 8th June 2013
What a day, what an event and what a fantastic occasion!!
Although the weather was somewhat colder than normal, (especially for the middle of summer) the conditions
were pleasant for running in. The windy conditions may have affected some of the track events – but this did not
spoil any of the atmosphere!!
Each child gave of their best in pursuit of individual victory and to score maximum points for their beloved house!!
This was certainly a wonderful afternoon of great rivalry and competition and all of the competitors must be
congratulated on the fine sportsmanship they displayed throughout the event. Such humility can often be
forgotten in the ‘heat of battle’, but I was really impressed with how each and every competitor enjoyed in each
other’s success!! Well done to you all – you were a great credit to yourselves!
Once the dust had settled and the points tallied up, the final results were as possible:
U9
U11
U13
Victor Ludorum
Jack Shipton
Jean-Baptiste Defour
Alexandre Torriglia De Altolaguirre
Victrix Ludorum
Isabella Savage
Carla Ruiz de la Prada
Honor Glynn–Williams
Natalia Fernandez De Araoz
Tug of War Winners: Drake House
Overall Results:
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
4th Place
Wellington
Marlborough
Nelson
Drake
This Sports day was a great example of yet another outstanding Northbourne Park team effort!! Thank you must
go to all of the children who participated, the staff who supported in their many guises and to the parents and
families who cheered us along the way – BRAVO!
Medal Winners
80m
100m
200m
400m
800m
1500m
Rounders Ball
High Jump
Long Jump
Discus
Shot Put
Javelin
Junior Girls
Junior Boys
I. Savage
J. Shipton
I. Savage
J. Shipton
S. Scholfield
T. Willett
L. Spencer
I. Savage
S. Scholfield
L. Skingle
J. Carleton-Marsh
J. Carleton-Marsh
Relay
Wellington
Intermediate Girls
Intermediate Boys
Senior Girls
Senior Boys
C. Ruiz de la Prada
H. Emery
H. Emery
C. Ruiz de la Prada
C. Ruiz de la Prada
H. Furneaux
H. Furneaux*
JB Defour
JB Defour*
JB Defour*
H. Glynn-Williams
E. Jay
H. Glynn-Williams
H. Glynn-Williams
H Glynn-Williams
C. Noy
C. Noy
A. Torriglia
G. Vernay
G. Vernay
H. Emery
C. Ruiz de la Prada
C. Ruiz de la Prada
S. Ditton
JB Defour#
S. Ditton
F. Dont
A. Torriglia
F. Dont
G. Vernay
F. Dont
Marlborough
R. Spencer
JB Defour
T. de la Tour du Pin
N. Fernandez
C. Olcott
C. Olcott
C. Olcott
Drake
Wellington
Marlborough
*Records broken – 3
# Record Equaled – 1
Yr 3 Girls Obstacle Race
1st Estelle Olcott
2nd Olivia Ryeland
3rd Kitty Clifton
Yr 3 Boys Obstacle Race
1st Timothy Robinson
2nd Leo Bevan
3rd Jayson Weaden
Yr 4 Girls Obstacle Race
1st Isabella Savage
2nd Sophia Scholfield
3rd Lili Clifton
Yr 4 Boys Obstacle Race
1st Thurso Willett
2nd John Rufus Carleton-Marsh
3rd Jack Shipton
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Year 3 Girls Sack Race
1st Lauren Spencer
2nd Estelle Olcott
3rd Olivia Ryeland
Year 3 Boys Sack Race
1st Nat Thompson
2nd Timothy Robinson
3rd Leo Bevan
Year 4 Girls Sack Race
1st Luke Skingle
2nd Thurso Willett
3rd Oliver Martin
Year 4 Boys Sack Race
1st Isabella Savage
2nd Sophia Scholfield
3rd Anna Bevan
CRICKET
Wednesday 12th June 2013
1st XI Cricket vs Duke of York’s (Away)
Middle of the summer, and we have a cricket match abandoned by mist, fog and rain!!!! It is just not cricket!!!
We decided to start the match and keep an eye on the weather, rather than on the ball!! The boys won the toss
and elected to bat first as the track was still OK to bat on. However, the opposition found it really difficult to field
and bowl with a very slippery and wet ball.
With the score on 37 for 2, the mist descended even further and unfortunately the decision was taken to abandon
the match completely. Well done to Alex Torriglia who opened the batting for the first time and ended up on 9 not
out.
Colts Cricket 6-a-side Tournament at Kent College Junior School
This is a great tournament. There were 8 schools divided into 2 groups of 4. Each side play each other and the top
two from each group go through to the semi-finals and then the final. The rules are as for normal cricket but each
side only gets 5 overs to make as many runs as they can with a wide or no ball counting as 5 runs. Each bowler can
only bowl one over. It’s like 20-20 but with more pressure.
Our first match was against St Lawrence. They batted first and we started brilliantly. They only managed 2 off their
first over and then we ran out their Number 1 in the second. But their Number 2 stepped up to the plate and he
started to punish our bowlers. We gave away 45 off 3 overs and they finished on 56. Our innings couldn’t have
started worse with Jean-Baptiste being bowled in the first over. Roshan, Harvey and Charlie did their best but we
crawled to only 23.
The second game against Wellesley was a different affair. 3 overs into their innings, they were on 15 for 2 wickets,
Charlie having taken two wickets in 2 balls. But we bowled too many no balls in their last two overs and they
reached 37. Roshan batted aggressively but he didn’t get the support he needed and we ended 5 runs short.
Our final game was against St Edmunds and with no chance of progressing to the next round, Northbourne played
their substitutes. Roshan, Charlie and Joly bowled beautifully and only gave away 17 runs off 3 overs but again we
couldn’t keep this up and St Edmunds scvored 40 off the last two overs. Our batsmen did their best and scored 40
runs off their 5 overs but this was 17 short.
Not a hugely successful outing but a lot of fun and each player made a contribution.
Men-of-the-Tournament : Roshan Aiyagari and Charlie Scholfield
ROUNDERS
Wednesday 12th June 2013
U13 Rounders v Duke of York’s (Home)
The last match of the season for the Under 13 team could not have been closer. We went in to bat first and Natalia
started off with a superb hit into the deep field not expecting to be caught out by a brilliant piece of fielding from >
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the opposition. A number of our other batters went the same way and by the end of the first innings we had only
managed a total of 4 rounders.
Fortunately, Duke of York’s were not a particularly strong batting team and we fielded efficiently restricting them
to a 1st innings total of 4 ½.
In the second innings it became a battle of the fielders. After 8 of our players getting out Honor ended up having
to score a full rounder in order to keep the innings going, which she did in great style. Our final total was 7 ½
rounders and we had to stop the opposition reaching 3 if we were going to win. Our focus and concentration was
superb and we so nearly pulled it off! Just one minor slip up in the fielding allowed Duke of York’s to score an extra
half rounder and meant that the final result was NPS 7 ½ - Duke of York’s 8.
Player of the Match - Honor Glynn Williams
Tuesday 11th June 2013
Girls U9 Rounders v St Faith’s
The excitement and enthusiasm of the girls certainly showed in the match today. We had worked hard on our
batting and fielding technique during practice, which helped the girls to achieve a victory of 17.5 – 13 against an
evenly matched St. Faith’s team.
During the first innings, the team started off a bit slow and made some fielding errors that allowed St. Faith’s to
score when they shouldn’t have done so. Fortunately the girls batted much better than in previous matches and
managed to be 12.5 – 8.5 up, to go into the next innings. We maintained our lead by fielding much better, with
Ashika taking some fantastic catches at 4th post and Sofia being as solid as she has been throughout the season at
backstop. Well done on a huge team effort.

Sports News - Northbourne Park School

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