International and National Honours (i.e. Chloe Jack

son Judo, Anthony Kent Table Tennis, George Mole Karate), Rob

would be the best person to ask about this.

Throughout the Year HSFC students have been competing in a va-

riety of sports in various competitions. 3 HSFC students have been

successful in their regional tournaments and will proudly represent

the East Region of the UK in their respective sports.

Anthony Kent will compete in Men’s singles table tennis. Anthony

will be looking to add a second national title and gold medal to the

one he claimed last year in the Men’s doubles with partner Joseph

Stannard.

Kalei Andrews and Katinka Merchan will compete in the swim-

ming pool as part of the East Region female swimming team.

Craig Ingram will also be travelling with the team this year as

he has been chosen as one of two students volunteers in the East

Chloe Jackson joined the college in September and is currently

playing for the Ladies Football Team. Chloe’s main sport though

is Judo. Chloe has been competing in Judo since the age of 4 and

is now considered to be one of the best rising talents in the UK.

Chloe is currently ranked number 1 in the country for her weight

division of 55kg.

National Tennis Centre

As part of the Sports Development Unit

of work, students visited the National

Tennis Centre in Roehampton, London

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West Ham Ladies Academy

Teenage girls with a passion for foot-

ball are being given a unique opportu-

nity to join West Ham United Ladies

Academy (WHLA) with an exciting

new partnership between Havering

Sixth Form College, West Ham Unit-

ed Football Club and the Community

Sports Trust.

The Academy, for girls aged 16 to 19,

will start in September 2010. It will be

based at the College and will enable

talented footballers to have an unri-

valled educational package as well as

access to professional football instruc-

tion by West Ham coaches – with

the chance to play in the prestigious

National Colleges Football League

against teams like Arsenal and Chel-

sea.

The WHLA students will be able to

choose from a comprehensive range

more than 26 A Levels run at Haver-

ing Sixth Form College, while being

coached at the highest level for four

HSFC SPORT LEADERSHIP ACADEMYI5 committed volunteers and leaders have been chosen by the college to be part of a new Sports Leadership Academy. Students will be given the chance to volun-teer at some of London’s biggest sporting including the London Marathon, Guinness RU Premiership Final at Twickenham, 4 nations Basketball in the O2 and the National Indoor Cricket Finals at Lords just to mention a few. There will also be the opportunity for students to

of different sports. Students will be able to log their vol-unteering hours online as part of the Youth Sports Trust’s Step into Sport program and will be rewarded for reach-ing milestones of 50, 100 and 200 hours.This is a great opportunity for students to show their commitment to leading and volunteering while being rewarded in return. There is also the small matter of the Olympics just round the corner and with an estimated 1,000,000 people looking to apply to volunteer at the games for 70,000 jobs, having experience and a proven track record in volunteering can only stand you in good stead.

directly related to their BTEC course and the students were a credit to the college, fully engaging with the

Summer School on 20th May 2010 at the Victory Services Club in London. The Summer School programme is a post 16 learning experience that is fun, informative and positive, whilst providing train-ing and practical work experience. It aims to con-nect bright enthusiastic school/college leavers with employers in the Hospitality, Leisure & Tourism industry. The day was very demanding for all students. Over

to complete application forms and attend up to six interviews with a range of companies from the lei-sure and hospitality industry. HSFC students were all dressed immaculately and were a credit to the col-

have been successful in obtaining a three week paid work experience over the summer. Congratulations to:

Over 60 students have been competing throughout the year in the college’s new 5-a-side league which is being run by 3 Upper Sports students, Patrick Levering-ton, Zoe Littlechild and Mark Baumont.The league is into its second season with

Legg, Luke Abrahams, Anthony Kelsey, --

with an impressive 22 goals to claim the Golden Boot awardFixtures take place every Wednesday from 1:30pm-3:45pm at Hornchurch Sports Centre. PaintballingAs part of the Outdoor Activities Unit,Sports students had the opportunity to go to war on their tutors with 5 games of paintball.

University for Brighton TripA visit to the University of Brighton was arranged for students thinking of going on to University after college. A tour of the campus facilities, halls of residence, sport facilities, including a chance to try the some of the sports

Springboard eventSixteen students form the sport and tourism department attended the recruitment day for Springboard’s London land)

Brecon residential-

outdoor adventure industry and produce assignments on these to cover the relevant course units.

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-ferent physical or mental component of an athlete from endurance to mental strength.

Students have been raising money for sport relief by arranging competitions in a variety of sports over the spring term.

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