Key events
Chapel Choir: Welcome Service in the Cathedral for all new pupils and parents. Followed by refreshments in the Refectory
Sunday, 12 September 2010
Lower School: Norfolk Children's Book Centre talk followed by Parents' Drinks evening, finishes 9.00 pm
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
PTA Committee Meeting (16 The Close)
Wednesday, 15 September 2010
Newsletters
Lower School Weekly Newsletter
Lower School Trinity Term Weekly News (week 10)
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School calendar
10 September 2010
Linz Exchange students return home
10 September 2010 08:45
Lower School: Opro dental guard fittings
10 September 2010 09:00
Senior School: Opro dental guard fittings
Term dates 10-11
Michaelmas term
Starts Mon 6 September, 2010
Half term: Thur 21 Oct - Sun 31 Oct, 2010
Finishes Fri 17 Dec, 2010
Lent term
Starts Tue 11 Jan, 2011
Half term: Sat 19 Feb - Sun 27 Feb, 2011
Finishes Fri 1 Apr, 2011
Trinity term
Starts Tue 26 Apr, 2011
Half term: Sat 28 May - Mon 6 Jun, 2011
Finishes Fri 8 July, 2011
Norfolk Schools' Rugby
3 March 2010
The 2009/2010 Norfolk Schools Rugby Competition has seen twenty schools competing for County Cup glory across four different age groups since September. The first of the four finals' nights was held at Norwich Rugby Club on 4th February as Norwich School played Beeston Hall, who were taking place in their first County Cup Competition, for the Under 13 George Howard Memorial Shield. A good crowd saw an exciting game of flowing rugby that saw Norwich take an early lead. Beeston battled their way back into the game and finished strongly, but Norwich School proved too strong in the end winning the game 31 - 22. Mrs Howard came to watch the game and presented the medals and trophy to the teams.
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On Thursday 11th February, again at Norwich Rugby Club, the Under 16 County Plate and Cup finals were played under lights. This Competition has been renamed the Gerry Frost Memorial in honour of the teacher in charge of rugby at Langley School who passed away in 2009.
The Plate final saw Downham Market High School beat Langley School 26 - 17. Downham looked the stronger team throughout the game and were clearly boosted by a vocal crowd, but Langley never gave up and regularly tested the strong Downham defence. Downham Market's teacher in charge of rugby Barry Collins was delighted with the team's performance having re-introduced rugby to the school a few years ago.
The Cup final saw Wymondham College beat King Edward VII School 17 - 10 in a bruising encounter in freezing conditions. Wymondham scored early on but the aggressive Kings Lynn side never gave up and pressurised their opponents throughout the game and were cheered on by their 70 supporters. Wymondham held on to retain the trophy that they had shared with Langley School in 2009.
Thanks must go to Norwich Rugby Club for hosting the finals and to Norfolk Rugby Union Referee's Society for providing the officials for the games. The last two finals' nights are on 3rd and 4th March to decide the Under 14 and Under 15 winners.
Richard Grove - Secretary for Norfolk Schools Rugby