pe newsletter december 2015

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Worthing High

School December 2015

Worthing High school has been selected as a Champion School recruited by the Youth Sport Trust. Get Set for Community Action is a brand new programme, which aims to strengthen relationships between young people and their local communities through the Olympic Values (friendship, excellence and respect) and the Paralympic Values (courage, determination, equality and inspiration).

WHS selected as Champion school with Youth Sport Trust

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This Girl Can

Thousands of students will work in teams across the UK, building relationships with local community groups to plan and deliver at least two projects each, in the run-up to the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games. As a Champion school WHS will look to support 5 other schools to take part in the Get Set for Community Action programme, while also working with our own community partners.

Two students were lucky enough to attend the launch of the Get set for community action programme and meet two inspirational athletes: David Smith (Gold medal rower turned cy-clist) and Christian Malcolm (World, European and commonwealth medal-list) which was held at Aston Villa ground in Birmingham. During the day students worked through specific com-munity events and worked through skills that they will need as a Champi-on school, to plan projects. Worthing High school is looking for-ward to running several community action projects with its cluster schools in the New Year.

Students have been

promoting, running and keep fit at their

own Club after school. Deena and Jordan

have been the club promoters and with

Splashpoint Leisure Centre fitness instruc-

tors have helped run a number of fitness ses-

sions for girls at WHS. Further sessions have

been held at the lei-sure centre.

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The School Games Mark is a Government led awards scheme launched in 2012 to reward schools for their commitment to the development of competition across their school and into the community. Schools in Eng-land are able to assess themselves across bronze, sil-ver and gold levels of the Mark. At WHS we are very proud to have achieved the Gold Mark this year. Head of PE Miss Field said we are al-ways striving to improve our PE provision across the school and increase both participation and competi-tion. This mark has given us a positive framework to work towards and we are delighted to have achieved it.

WHS achieves GOLD schools game mark status

Well done to all Year 11 students who have completed courses in personal survival and mountain biking this term. Great fun and learning all at the same time!

Year 11 GCSE PE

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Squad:

Sophie Coles Matilda cooper Ellie Chambers Paula Moura Mabel Beverton-Trevin Katrina Richards

Well done to the Year 7 football team who finished 2nd in the District league. We look forward to the girls league starting after Christmas

Girls Football

Year 7 Football Tournament

Year 8 & 9 Football League

Girls football continues to thrive at Worthing High School, practices are well attended

and competition for the squads is high. Girls football is so popular at Worthing High that

we had two full teams this season. Although the girls came close to victories on two oc-

casions unfortunately we couldnt quite hold on in the later stages of the matches. Well

done to all the girls commitment, enthusiasm and determination, both at training and

during matches. We look forward to further development in the teams for next season.

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All girls are to be congratulated on their continued commitment and team spirit through-out the season. The girls have been an absolute pleasure to take to all fixtures and I look forward to their continued commitment and team spirit for next season.

Squad: Jazmyn Brock Matthews

Hattie Marshall

Abi Walsh

Rosie Turrell

Amy Brown

Olivia Smith

Imogen Barber

Kirthika Koneswaran

Sophie Downham

Tilly Taylor

Amy Saunders

Katie Rubano

Abi Burley

Emma Bonniface

Year 7 Football

Boys Football

The Year 7 boys football team have certainly lots to be proud of this season; training has

been well attended with over 30 students every week and the positive work ethic

displayed on the training pitch has helped the boys put in some encouraging

performances on the playing field. A result of particular note is the 3-1 victory over a

strong and well organised Angmering side, all the boys displayed excellent character and

a wonder strike by Harry Margeson all helped the lads secure a deserved win. A very

positive first season boys, well done!

Squad consisted of:

Alfie Hall Alfie Huggett Jake Brock Luca Di Lorenzo Robert Debono Jamie Atkinson Daniel Vassiliou Archie Cairns Joshua Mant Harry Margeson Hugo Okada Carrick Howard Jack Burton Aiden Lacey Edvards Kaminskis

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We have has 25 players training and playing for the Year 8 football squad this season.

The squad are really gelling together as a solid unit and we are confident that the bonds,

teamwork, resilience and determination shown throughout the squad will ensure that the

players will develop into exceptional players over the next few seasons. Captain of the

squad is Jack Foord and his leadership qualities are getting better each game. Harry

Cuthbert has been selected to join Brighton & Hove Albion Academy this season, but

were sure that if others players in the squad train hard then there will be opportunities

for others to join him there. Well done to the whole squad.

Year 8 Football

Year 9 Boys football team

The Y9 boys football team started the season in fine form with an exhilarating victory

over Chatsmore at home. With the bit between their teeth, they marched on against St.

Andrews and Steyning in the District East pool but on each occasion were outgunned by

a number of County level players who were also on the books at professional clubs. Alt-

hough the team pulled together in the face of adversity, it just wasnt enough to outfox

the opposition. The Y9 WHS team have a wealth of talent and were unlucky not to pro-

gress to the District semi-finals. However, with a good training regime, the boys can

come back strong next year and prove to all how good they can be. Well done to all who

played.

Squad includes: Eddie Craker, Ashley Andrews, Ewan McKellar, Ollie Heasman, Sam Bennett, Harvey Matthews, Sam Leitch, Tom Knowlson, Tom Caswall, George Blackmore, Ben Rubano, Jack Willis, Owen Woodland, Ollie McGregor, Jack Peckham, Ammad Khan and Jack Hall. Not pictured: Jack Field, Cody Macinnis, Adam Malone and Jamie Smith.

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Year 11 Boys Football Team enjoy a good run in the County Cup

Following a strong performance in the District League during Y10, the boys football team

were entered into the U16 Sussex County Cup for the first time this year. After receiving

a bye in the first round, the Y11 boys played The Regis School in the second round on

the GOC astro. A small crowd watched the boys play some exquisite football and

dominate the game from the outset. A timely goal by Ben Redman and great defensive

work ensured the boys hung on for their first victory in the competition. Another home

draw in the third round against a strong St. Pauls side awaited the team and the boys

were ready for the challenge. After the first 40 minutes, the game was tied 0-0 although

Jake Swift hit the bar and a number of chances just missed the net. However, early in

the second half, a fortunate piece of luck handed St. Pauls their first goal and when they

bagged their second via the penalty spot, a place in the quarter finals looked unlikely for

the WHS boys. Another two spectacular individual goals from the St. Pauls midfield

condemned the Y11 boys to a 4-0 defeat. The boys should be very proud of their

performance and attitude on the football pitch; looking forward to the League games in

the New Year.

Squad includes: Jake Swift, Ollie Dengate, Ryan Porter, Ben Redman, Joe Birch, Daniel Jenkins, Maurizio Cardoso, Cam Blackburn, Naqib Chowdhury, Ben Colburn, Pierre Naylor, Harvey Langmaid and Ethan Pickering. Not pictured: Charlie Weelen and James Fricker.

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Squad: Abi Walsh

Rosie Turrell

Jazmyn Brrok Matthews

Hattie Marshall

Katie Rubano

Abi Burley

Sophie Downham

Kirthika Koneswaran

Emma Boniface

Amy Saunders

Katie Rubano

Well done to all the girls who played in the U14 girls Basketball team this season. A dedicated team to both training and fixtures. Well done for a fun season.

Girls Basketball

Year 8 & 9 District League

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Year 7 Basketball

Since putting in a great performance in the Year 7 Basketball Tournament group stages; wining 1, drawing 1 and losing 1, the Year 7 boys have been forever waiting on the bench. Unfortunately, through no fault of their own, the boys are still yet to open their account in the district league. All three of their first league games, due to be played this side of Christmas, have been postponed as a result of the opposition schools losing their facilities due to the Year 11 mock exam season. However, this has not dampened the boys resolve; Friday KS3 Basketball club remains well attended by the lads and they are keen to stamp their mark on the Year 7 league once it recommences after the Christmas break. Squad includes: Preston Wheatley Dieter Forster Ethan Clarke Tomasz Utczinski Archie Cairns Harry Margeson Jude Anderson Josh Mant Aiden Lacey Jack Burton Alfie Brown

Boys Basketball

Year 11 Boys Basketball

The Year 11 basketball team have been training hard every week and attended the Year 11 tournament at the end of November. In a hard fought tournament with an abun-dance of talent on show, particularly from players in the WHS squad, the team held their own against tough opposition. The most dramatic game was against Durrington where the teams could not be separated in regulation time so the match went to overtime. Overtime still wasn't enough so in a rare situation the game went into double over time with Durrington scoring a basket in the last 10 seconds of the game! Player of the tour-nament was Luke Moore but a special mention goes to Jake Mepson-Richardson who has been coaching the KS3 teams. Well done to the whole squad.

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The Y9 boys basketball were invited to the District Tournament at SRWA two weeks ago along with all of the Y9 teams from the local area. The teams were split into two pools and played a round robin format with the top two sides going through to a semi-final. With a mixture of experienced players and novice players, WHS played a unique style that threatened the opposition basket on a number of occasions. The boys were introduced to some fierce competition and enjoyed the experience throughout the afternoon. Since the tournament, the boys have travelled to TLA with a number of new faces and enjoyed a close encounter with a Littlehampton side who had a depth of tal-ent. Although ending as runners-up, the boys now look forward to the challenge of Steyning and SRWA in the next few weeks. Well done to all those who play in the team.

Year 9 Basketball

Squad includes: Sammy Hauss, Alex Baker, Tom Suraci-Neve, Eddie Craker, Ewan McKellar, Jack Field, Owen Woodland, Leo Bideleux, Aidan Lee, Jack Willis and Jack Cassidy. Not pictured: Jack Hall, Ollie McGregor and Patrick Bangura.

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The U13 girls have done themselves proud this season. Playing in the district league, the team has fought and battled with the best of them, competing and attacking every ball. As the girls gained more experience and match play it was clear to see both teams work-ing together to produce some lovely netball. All girls are to be congratulated on their continued commitment and team spirit throughout the season. The girls have been an absolute pleasure to take to all fixtures and I look forward to their continued commitment and team spirit for next season and their tournament.

Year 7 District league

Squad:

Amy White

Esme Downson Charlotte Slaughter Charlotte Mustill Katrina Richards

Evie Gordone Sola Hodgeson

Lucy Blower Jessica Mott Nelly Bideleux Matilda Cooper

Aimee Connolly Rosa Pettit Bethany Dowling Amber Herod

Galatee Oger-Libor Isabel Newington

Netball

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Great team work, spirit and enthusiasm throughout. No place in the semi-finals this sea-son however there is always next year! Well done girls for a commitment, team effort throughout the season.


Squad: Charlotte Nash-Walker Hannah Mitchell Kolina Koneswaran Sarah Seacombe Louise Brookes Amy Blower Lucy Brunning Zoe Brown Kara Brown

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A relatively short sea-son amidst regular Monday practices. This year we were entered into the Thursday Pool of the District League, with home and away fix-tures. The girls faced both Davison and Si-on in their first games. Although they recorded a defeat to both schools, the team did match Sion for quality and good team play. A mixed season of results, however great deter-mination and commit-ment throughout.


Squad: Caitlin Moorfield Ella Bourne Erin Upfield Jazmin Compton Jessica Rudwick Beth Hall Ava Rucklidge Charlotte Barber

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Crackit

A number of students from year 7 and 8 were selected to take part in a 6 week project called Crackit! The aim of the project was to link Design and Technology and Sport in an interesting way. The students who were selected had shown a flair in Graphics this term and were perhaps not that interested in sport.

Each week 1 hour was spent playing Cricket with Sussex County cricket coaches and the other hour designing characters relat-ed to Cricket to put onto a cricket bat, ball and T shirt. An outside design agency has delivered the content for this along with the help of Mrs Allibone and Mr Walker. Students are cur-rently developing their characters ready for print-ing. We look forward to seeing the end results.

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Some fantastic individual performances helped Worthing High Schools Cross Country

squad post their best ever result in the intermediate girls and boys races at the district

Championships on the 2nd December at Lancing Manor; third overall. Notable perfor-

mances by Jack Hall (Year 9) coming 6th in the junior boys race, Kavanagh Thornton and

Luke Moore (Year 11) who came 8th and 9th respectively in the intermediate boys race.

For the girls; Aimee Connelly (Year 7) came 16th in the girls year 7 race, Sophia

Scheltinga Koopman (Year 8) finished 13th in the girls junior race and Sarah Seacombe

(Year 10) finishing 16th in girls intermediate race. Well done to all students who took

part and made this another successful day for Worthing High School.

District Cross Country

Girls Cross Country Squad

Aimee Brown 7 HCCO

Aimee Connelly 7 SHSC

Galatte Oger-Libor 7 SNHO

Cara Polley 7 BLBR

Georgia Dean 8 HCCO

Hattie Marshall 8 TPGI

Sophia Scheltinga Koopman 8 HSCO

Abi Walsh 8 SSFU

Jazmyn Brock-Matthews 10 SLSI

Caitlin Ford 10 BCTL

Jessica James 10 TMFI

Emma Knight 10 SHSC

10 BRWH Sarah Seacombe

Boys Cross Country Squad

Luca Di Lorenzo 7 BJGR

Alfie Hall 7 BACH

Lui Maxted 7 HBLE

Daniel Vassilliou 7 TMFI

Thomas Bennett 8 BLBR

Connor Chambers 8 BCTL

Marley Marshall 8 HCCO

Jack Hall 9 HDSA

Toby Birch 10 BFTI

Max Bowring 10 SHSC

Jake Mepham-Richard 11 BDHA

Luke Moore 11 TDJO

Jaden Sparks 11 TACN

11 SJBL Kavanagh Thornton

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This year saw the highest number of students audition for Worthing High Schools Dance Company, Ricochet. Forty students prepared solo, duo and trio choreography in the hope to be selected as one of the eight successful students to join the company. I would like to congratulate the following students on their success: Lucy Brunning Evie Carter Georgia Dean Lottie Erratt-Rose Ella Tyler Phoebe Tyler Anna Phillips Amelie Vinall

Mini Ricochet

Ricochet

RicochetDance

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The year 11 BTEC Performing Arts dance students were invited on Wednesday 2nd December to perform at the Worthing College annual winter dance show. The year 11 students performed there current dance piece, Suspects Disclose which is a dance based on the Cluedo board game. The students showed professionalism throughout the whole evening supporting the other

performers from Worthing College and Davison. It was a fantastic evening and all stu-

dents should be very proud of their performance.

Well done to: Heather Barrett, Ella Bourne, Ellie Bridle, Tammy Davidson, Samuel Dilkes, Charlotte Evan, Francesca Meredith. Megan Mustill, Abbie Olliver, Reanna Olliver and Emma Wilson

Worthing College Winter Dance Show

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Worthing High School student Ben Colburn sealed his augural Junior Saloon Car Championship crown with a comfortable 2nd and 4th place at Pembrey Circuit on the weekend of 10-11 October. This was his first ever season in the Championship racing for Westbourne Motorsport which makes his victory even sweeter. Ben came into the weekend with a 13 point lead over title rival Brad Hutchinson and he was determined to secure the victory in the final weekend of the season. He qualified a modest 4th for both races; unusual as he had started on the front row for every race until Pembrey. In race 1 Colburn got off to a good start and was able to hold his position in 4th. Coming onto lap 3, Colburn had gained some good momentum on the two cars ahead of him he managed to get to the end of the straight alongside the two, making a three a breast manoeuvre into turn one. Colburn managed to stay in 2nd for the rest of the race, giving him a better advantage of winning the championship for race two. In race two, Colburn's start wasn't as good as he dropped to fifth by the first corner, only to regain the place later on in the lap. Colburn then got clear and decided to stay in his position as he knew it was enough to complete the title victory. Ben said "It's been a great season for myself and my team Westbourne Motorsport winning the championship this year! I'd like to say a huge thank you to the whole team for providing a great car and especially to my parents and brother James for their great support".

Worthing High Student Ben Colburn races to Championship victory

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Sponsorship

This year we have been extremely lucky to receive sponsorship for new sports kit. We would like to thank the following companies for their generosity.

Nsure sponsored full football kit Panic Plumbing and Electrics - sponsored football shirts Assystem UK Limited - sponsored basketball full kit MK Window Cleaning - sponsored football shirts Syntiro Acommodation Services lLtd Netball Kit

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STUDENT of the MONTH

September 2015

Class (teacher)

Student

Class (teacher)

Student

7X AST/MFI Rebecca Smith 10X MFI Aaron Davey

7X RMO Alfie Huggett 10X AST Lucy Brunning

7X PGI Luca Di Lorenzo 10X RMO Andre Martins

7X STO Lulu Rousell

10Y MFI Marios Jones

7Y AST Anna Phillips 10Y AST/STO Kolina koneswaren

7Y PGI Harley Jones 10Y RMO Ramiez Kaleel

7Y MFI/STO Grace Hawkings

11X STO Harri Ball

8X MFI Jasmin Bailey 11X RMO Connor Harte

8X STO/RMO Jonathan Baker 11X PGI Oscar Gaze

8X PGI Scott Strotten 11X MFI Jessica Rudwick

8X AST Thomas Sandell 11X AST James Fullard

8Y MFI Hattie Marshall 11Y PGI Zac Jacobs

8Y RMO Ieuan Rice 11Y RMO Samuel Dilkes

8Y PGI/STO Ryan Bangoy 11Y MFI Fleur McBride

11Y AST Abbie Olliver

9X AST Georgia Cox

9X PGI Jack Cassidy 10 GCSE MFI Hannah Mitchell

9X RMO Richard Cox 10 GCSE STO Ryan Redman

10 BTEC PGI Oliver Mayhew

9Y AST/MFI Edward Brookes 10 BTEC Dance AST Amy Alford

9Y RMO Thomas Caswall

11 GCSE MFI Sam Edgoose

11 GCSE PGI Jacob Brindle

11 BTEC PGI Ryan Dell

11 BTEC RMO Skye Duplock

11 BTEC Dance AST Emma Wilson

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October 2015

Class (teacher)

Student

Class (teacher)

Student

7X AST/MFI Lucy Blower 10X MFI Aaron Davey

7X RMO Alfie Hall 10X AST Kara Brown

7X PGI James May 10X RMO Luis Doyle

7X STO Adam Cozens

10Y MFI Marios Jones

7Y AST Galatee Oger-Libor 10Y AST/STO Hannah Mitchell

7Y PGI Cadan Wilson 10Y RMO Lewis Chapman

7Y MFI/STO Hugo Okada

11X STO Ben Christian

8X MFI Sophia Scheltinga

Koopman

11X RMO Charlie Fifield

8X STO/RMO Jack Foord 11X PGI Matthew Votta

8X PGI Lenny Studd 11X MFI Phoebe Cornish

8X AST Isabella Rousell 11X AST Theo Warrington

8Y MFI Jazmyn Brock-Matthews 11Y PGI Sam Edgoose

8Y RMO Zander Pearson 11Y RMO Reece Juneja

8Y PGI/STO Lewis Page 11Y MFI Kaltrina Khan

11Y AST Rebecca Selley

9X AST Catherine Siburn

9X PGI Jack Willis 10 GCSE MFI Luke Winter

9X RMO Poppy Bliss 10 GCSE STO Sriram Anup

10 BTEC PGI Michael Scott

9Y AST/MFI Emily Modern 10 BTEC Dance AST Amelia Newnham

9Y RMO Jacob Mangoro

11 GCSE MFI Jack Swift

11 GCSE PGI Ethan Pickering

11 BTEC PGI Jack Stephens

11 BTEC RMO Liam Grange

11 BTEC Dance AST Megan Mustill

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November 2015

Class (teacher)

Student

Class (teacher)

Student

7X AST/MFI Aimee Connolly 10X MFI Harley Budgen-

Ashton

7X RMO Preston Wheatley 10X AST Caitlin Ford

7X PGI Elliot Burgess 10X RMO Luqman Mohd Suffian

7X STO Cara Polley

10Y MFI Michael Scott

7Y AST Amy White 10Y AST/STO Harriett Dunn

7Y PGI Archie Cairns 10Y RMO Ryan Redman

7Y MFI/STO Joshua Hill

11X STO Jake Mepham Rich-

ards

8X MFI Georgia Dean 11X RMO Liam Grange

8X STO/RMO Thomas Bennett 11X PGI Georgijs Zaharovs

8X PGI Oliver Bevis 11X MFI Heather Barrett

8X AST Sara Pimenta 11X AST Adam Jones

8Y MFI Rebecca Redman 11Y PGI Blake Harvey

8Y RMO Joshua Farley 11Y RMO Liam Goldsmith

8Y PGI/STO Alberto Arnold 11Y MFI Kristina Tran

11Y AST Emma Wilson

9X AST Jessica Turrell

9X PGI Jack Field 10 GCSE MFI Patel Jaynil

9X RMO Daniel Dore Meads 10 GCSE STO William Hollands

10 BTEC PGI Tara Doherty

9Y AST/MFI Imogen Barber 10 BTEC Dance AST Morgan Rich

9Y RMO Connor Clooney

11 GCSE MFI Christian Ben

11 GCSE PGI Luke Moore

11 BTEC PGI Marc Charlesworth

11 BTEC RMO Reece Juneja

11 BTEC Dance AST Reanna Olliver

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December 2015

Class (teacher)

Student

Class (teacher)

Student

7X AST/MFI Eve Gordine 10X MFI Kailan Adams

7X RMO Hayden Olliver 10X AST Kiera Humphrey

7X PGI Jacob Sinsbury 10X RMO Jaynil Patel

7X STO Jack Noble

10Y MFI Millie Allen

7Y AST Ella Tyler 10Y AST/STO Jessica James

7Y PGI Charlie Price 10Y RMO Clayton Mitchell

7Y MFI/STO Rhys Reynolds

11X STO Nicolas Pichard

8X MFI Evie Carter 11X RMO Samuel Isaacs

8X STO/RMO Connor Chambers 11X PGI Sam Heath

8X PGI William Simpson 11X MFI Zoe Carter

8X AST Isobel May 11X AST Charlotte Sparks

8Y MFI Lauren Groome 11Y PGI Jacob Brindle

8Y RMO Jaden Sparkes 11Y RMO Ronan Marshman

8Y PGI/STO Joshua Lee 11Y MFI Tiegan Briggs

11Y AST Sophie Chaplain

9X AST Georgia Cox

9X PGI Ewan McKellar 10 GCSE MFI KONESWARAN Kolina

9X RMO Sam Medwell 10 GCSE STO Joseph Sadler

10 BTEC PGI Aaron Davey

9Y AST/MFI Olivia Smith 10 BTEC Dance AST Erin Wake

9Y RMO Leo Bideleux

11 GCSE MFI Ava Ruckleidge

11 GCSE PGI Billy Simmons

11 BTEC PGI George Milton

11 BTEC RMO Heather Barrett

11 BTEC Dance AST Ella Bourne

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ASPIRE Honours list 2015-2016

Students Name Activity Representative level Honours

James Mitchell 7 Kung Fu SE Regional Black Belt 1st Dan Technician Part 2.1

Rebecca Redman 8 Trampolining SE Regional

Zander Pearson 8 Gymnastics SE Regional

Harry Cuthbert 8 Football Brighton & Hove Albion FC

Scott Strotten 8 Shooting Sussex County U16 Champion

Jack Ralfe 8 Karate SE Regional Black Belt 1st Dan

Connor Chambers 8 Hockey Sussex

George Smythe 8 Boxing Brighton & Hove Albion County trials

Ieuan Rice 8 Badminton Sussex

Danielle Mansbridge 9 Trampolining SE Regional Grade E

Ahmad Khan 9 Cricket Western Warriors

Sarah Seacombe 10 Taekwondo SE Regional Black Belt 1st Dan

Hannah Mitchell 10 Kung Fu SE Regional Black Belt 1st Dan Technician Level 2.1

Muadh Khan 10 Cricket Sussex

Luke Winter 10 Cricket Western Warriors

Jaynil Patel 10 Cricket Western Warriors

Matthew Clegg 10 Gymnastics Sussex

James Lund 10 Athletics Sussex Junior 100m Sussex Schools - Gold Junior 4x 100m relay Sussex Schools - Gold

Alex Hopkins 10 Athletics Sussex Junior 300m Sussex Schools - Bronze Junior 4x 100m relay Sussex School - Gold

Oliver Williams 11 Badminton Sussex

Ella Bourne 11 Cricket Sussex

Luke Moore 11 Swimming SE Regional

Marc Charlesworth 11 Archery National

Heather Barrett 11 Gymnastics SE Regional Gold Level judge

ASPIRE Project

The PE department are proud to share with you our Gifted and Talented honours list for 2015-2016. It showcases all of our current students who have excelled in their respective sporting arena during the course of the academic year. If you feel that your particular sporting talents and achievements have flown under the radar and you consider them worthy of inclusion on this list, please feel to have a discussion with a member of the PE department as soon as possible.

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Worthing High School Physical Education Department

Miss Field (Leader of PE) Mr. Gill

Mr. Morris Miss Strudwick (Leader of Dance)

Mr. Townsend

With special thanks to : Our link governor Rhys Price Julie Belchamber (Trampolining coach) Matthew Reynolds (Sussex cricket coach) Alan Smith (Sussex cricket coach) Nikki Gatland (Netball coach) Jack Sunderland (Worthing thunder basketball coach) Zlatica Pearson & Amanda Allibone for all their help in PE this term Sponsors: Nsure , Panic Plumbing and Electrics , Assystem UK Limited ,

MK Window Cleaning and SYNTIRO accommodation services

Sports Leaders and Sports Prefects lead by example

The PE department led a recruitment drive in September to appoint fresh Sports Leaders

to the existing team to further enhance PE and Sport at Worthing High School. The

successful applicants will be given the opportunity to develop their leadership skills with-

in sport and have already got their teeth stuck in to a number of activities over this last

term. Most notably was the Year 1-2 Multi-Skills afternoon where 12 Primary schools

spent two hours in the sportshall playing a host of sporting activities, led by the WHS

Sports Leaders and Sports Prefects. It was a fabulous afternoon and thoroughly

enjoyed by all. As well as weekly duties and half termly meetings, the Sports Leaders

are now looking forward to participating in a Street Ambassador Cricket Leaders award

on Thursday 17th December led by a qualified coach from Sussex CCC. Well done to all

the team and keep up the good work!

pe newsletter december 2015

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