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Our Chaplain, Father Matthew, has had a painting accepted into The Discerning Eye, a prestigious annual London art exhibition. This will run at the Mall Galleries, London, from 11th-20th November. His work, 'St Lucy the martyr' will be shown alongside the other selected artworks in the exhibition, which have been chosen from over 7000 entries.
From gingerbread Trojan Horses to Black History Month Poetry, last half term's Prep Projects have been a huge success. Each half term, pupils in Year 7 and 8 select a topic to explore from classics, geography, history, R.S, art, computing or whole school events like Black History Month. They are then allocated time to complete their work around a project brief. Some of the most recent projects are shown below. Many pupils completed multiple projects as they couldn't decide on just one!
Worksop College swimmers, Mr Franse and Mr Parkin recently travelled over to Walsall to compete in the ISA Midlands Swimming Competition.
Late last week, Ranby House swimmers made a splash at the ISA Midlands Junior Swimming Championships. There were a large amount of gold, silver and bronze titles taken by our Ranbians, which was a fantastic achievement! Best of all, there were a number of new swimmers who have now had their first experience swimming for Ranby - they all did very well, were well-behaved and represented Ranby perfectly. See below for results:
A huge well done to the riders who represented Worksop College and Ranby House at the Epworth Equestrian Centre show jumping competition! They had a great time with some amazing results. The competition was a County Qualifier, and we are please to say that all teams from 70cm - 1m have qualified for Hickstead in May next year - a fabulous achievement.
Keep reading to find out results.
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The first week in November means one thing - International Week! This week celebrates the rich culture within our school, and is organised by the International Committee. We have had the opportunity to sample a wide variety of food - from paella to bratwurst. To mark the occasion, during assembly, Year 11 pupils Kosi and Nicki, shared their experience as international students at Worksop College.
As Black History Month drew to a close, we wanted to round-up the celebrations and commemorations with a showcase of our student's work. Art work, poetry, musical performances, history projects - a whole host of wonderful pieces to reflect the event. We were especially blown away by Kosisochukwu's, Year 11, creative writing. It cleverly and beautifully draws comparisons between the continent of Africa and an injured fox.
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Worksop College U13 Boys travelled to Shrewsbury for the Midlands Final of the LTA Tennis Cup.
Joe Root, who stepped down as captain of England cricket earlier this year, returns to his old stomping ground, launching The R66t Academy at Worksop College, where he was once a student.
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For those of you who have been in the Worksop College and Ranby House community for some time, you may recognise Mr Sugiyama - although he may have lost the school uniform and gained some facial hair! Mr Sugiyama is an Old Worksopian, from 2013-2018, and has come back to the college as a graduate assistant.
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A new school year means a new crop of prefects; Upper Sixth students who encompass our values, representing the school and what we stand for. Ahead of their prefectship, we spoke to a few of our blue gowns to find out what they have in store for the year ahead.
Another morning of celebrations at Worksop College as students celebrate their well-deserved exam results. Following the return to normality, this set of students have been the first group of GCSE students to physically sit their exams since the beginning of the pandemic. This morning, the wait was finally over for students who have been so eagerly anticipating their results, and Worksop College pupils have achieved another remarkable crop of results. As a broad-ability non-selective school, one whose focus is firmly on individual progress, their impressive results are quite the accomplishment.