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
U14 Norfolk Schools County Cup Final
4 March 2010
To reach the Final the team had previously overcame Langley (17-14) away from home in an enthralling semi-final. This was thanks to some excellent forward play from the forwards particularly Harry Cazier, the ever reliable boot of James Nolan and ruthless finishing from Henry Stevens.
Of the opponents Fakenham had beaten Wymondham College, no less in their own semi-final so it was clear this was not a team to be underestimated.
Norwich started the match the quicker stringing together some wonderful phases of continuity at a blistering pace. Exemplified by flanker Zulum Elumogo putting winger Henry Stevens into the corner to score the opening try and then second row Joseph Girling playing a year up appeared in the centres to crash over close to the posts to stretch the lead to 12-0..jpg)
(Henry Stevens goes in the corner)
Norwich relaxed after restart falling off a number of tackles allowing Fakenham to score a soft converted try just before the interval.
With their tails up, Fakenham started the second half strongly however the Norwich defence was outstanding putting in an infinite number of fearless tackles keeping the scoreboard unmoved.
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(Fiercely contested lineout)
Alex Pett secured a turnover, Matthew Plater and James Nolan quickly shifted the ball left allowing James Steel take play to all but the Fakenham try-line. Shortly afterwards Nick Siemons picked from the base of a good scrum and crashed over to seal the match. Just before the finish Lawrence Randle sprinted to score from another wonderful flowing move again created from some good work from the pack on the floor to turn the ball over. Well done to all involved in was an excellent squad performance.
Final Score: Norwich School U14A won 22-7
Ironmen – Will Fleming, Zulum Elumogo, Joseph Girling
Player of the Day – Alex Pett
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