Tockingtonian 2014
Tockingtonian 2014
Tockingtonian 2014
MANOR SCHOOL
(01454) 613229
www.tockingtonmanorschool.com
THE
TOCKINGTONIAN
AUTUMN
2014
TOCKINGTON
MANOR SCHOOL
(01454) 613229
www.tockingtonmanorschool.com
all that we do. Given the talent, commitment, enthusiasm and motivation of
every member of the school community
I suggest that we do not punch above
our weight but instead go a long way to
fulfilling our potential. A potential that
is most impressive and The Tockingtonian
is about celebrating the schools many
successes.
Now to create this happy school where
children are confident to be themselves
takes a great deal of effort from everyone within the school community and
I thank them all for their continued
support.
Autumn 2014
Autumn 2014
SCHOOL NOTES
Harvey
jones
Seren
Clayton
Alvaro
Daguerre
Luke
Dutton
Charlie
Sanzo
Imogen
Rees
Elliott
Orchard
Larry
Williamson
Otto
Cullis
Lucy
England
HEAD BOY
Harvey Jones
HEAD OF CUNNINGHAM
Imogen Rees, Elliott Orchard
HEAD GIRL
Seren Clayton
HEAD OF ALEXANDER
Alvaro Daguerre, Luke Dutton
HEAD OF CHURCHILL
Charlie Sanzo
SCHOOL NOTES
The Old Tockingtonian Society Prize for
Mathematics
Seren Clayton
The Old Tockingtonian Society Prize for
History
Seren Clayton
The Benjamin Moore Science Shield
Seren Clayton
The Smith Prize for Science
Harvey Jones
The Middle School Prize for Science
Eleanor Parker
The Gwrgan Cup for Excellence in Geography
Seren Clayton
The Robert Mason Prize for Geography
Imogen Rees
The Finnigan Prize for French
Seren Clayton
The Bett Prize for Classics
Imogen Rees
The McArthur Prize for Music
Annabel Sheppard & Aditi Mehendale
The Winson Prize for Singing
Elliott Orchard & Seren Clayton
The Walters Prize for Piano
Poppy Carter
The Wilkinson Shield for Best Wind Player
Abigail Blackwell & Olivia Campbell
The Prize for Best Brass Player
Jonathan Baguley
The Warn Guitar Prize
Vivian Boudon
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SCHOOL NOTES
The Smith Cup for All-Round Sportsmanship
Imogen Rees
Year 7
Lucy Allan-Jones & Aditi Mehendale
Year 6
Eleanor Parker & Alex Jacobi
Year 5
Tabitha Huby & Isabel Browning
Year 4
Carmen Rey-Jones & Lou Saelens
Year 3
Elizabeth Allan-Jones
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Otto Cullis
Alvaro Daguerre
Returned to Spain
Luke Dutton
Taunton School
Harvey Jones
Colstons School
Elliott Orchard
Imogen Rees
Charlie Sanzo
Colstons School
Larry Williamson
NURSERY
THE Nursery
TREETOP CLUB
TREETOP CLUB
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LOWER SCHOOL
LOWER SCHOOL
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LOWER SCHOOL
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Year 2
Year 2 is always a busy year as the
children learn to become more independent and embrace more responsibilities, both academically and socially.
The children have been interested,
questioning and enthusiastic about
their learning. It is difficult to highlight
one moment or area as it has been
a thoroughly enjoyable year. Being
able to step back and listen and take
their learning where they want to go
is a privilege. A quote from the year
must be Rafie in Year 2 saying in the
last week of term I want to go back
to Reception and do the whole Lower
School again. I dont want to leave! So
a new start, new faces and a new term
awaits.
JLS
LOWER SCHOOL
MY
BEST
HOLIDAY
(by Year 2)
It was so exciting yesterday; do you know what we did? We went to get two
guinea pigs! We went on the bus, Mr Symonds was driving and we went over a
big, big bridge on the river. The lady in the shop told us all about how to look after
them and then we brought them to school. We had a competition to get their names
and Lily was the winner, they are called Basil and Humphrey
Emily Gaulton, Reception
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MUSIC
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MUSIC
all the categories in the Eisteddfod. Highlights in the instrumental classes were Aditi Mehendale who took first place in
the Under 14 Piano Class. Aditi, Olivia Campbell and Lucy
Allan-Jones also won first place and a cup for their lovely
piano trio Iris. There were many more memorable entries
including Beth Pritchard and Roshan Patel, who entered the
composition class, Roshan wowing everyone with his own
fantastically powerful drum kit improvisation and Beth, having
only recently started piano, singing and playing her
own song.
Tockington was particularly successful in the singing classes,
in particular Annabel Sheppard who took two first place
trophies and one second place. In the extremely popular and
competitive class Songs from Shows, Tom Edwards took
third with his fantastically entertaining interpretation of I
think Id better think it out again from Oliver and Seren
Clayton captivated us with her Over the Rainbow from the
Wizard of Oz, the title song of our school musical this year,
directed by Mrs Glanville.
The Summer Term involved our House Music Competition,
a great success with some really fantastic solo playing and
brilliant interpretations of Michael Jackson classics from
each of the House choirs. The event was judged by Tockingtons
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MUSIC
brass teacher, Martin Rogers, who gave some really positive
feedback. The marks were high and competition close, with
particularly fine performances from Jeanne Veron singing A
dream is a wish, Annabel Sheppard singing Lets go fly a
kite, Olivia Campbell treating us to a gorgeous rendition of
Adelita on the piano and Roshan Patel giving a stunning drum
improvisation as Churchills Wild Card. Dalis Jones and
Talia Curtis provided a lovely variation to the competition
with their gymnastics display. Alexanders Thriller included an excellent narration from Alex Ganfield and some
eerie laughter at the close. Churchills Man in the Mirror
showed good dynamic changes and excellent stage presentation. Cunninghams Beat it was very entertaining with
some wonderful solos from Tom Edwards and Toby Gaulton
and some brilliant air guitar playing and antics from the
suitably wigged Archie and George Symonds. It was a really
fun event and the closing scores, neatly calculated by Abigail
Blackwell, revealed this years winners of the cup
as Churchill.
Throughout the year, we have continued to enjoy our twicetermly informal concerts, which have been hugely popular
and successful, running on Monday or Tuesday lunchtimes
Grade 2 Piano
Grade 3 Piano
Grade 1 Singing
Grade 2 Singing
Grade 3 Singing
Grade 4 Singing
Grade 5 Singing
Pass
Pass
Merit
Pass
Distinction
Distinction
Merit
Grade 5 Distinction
Olivia Campbell
Antonia Hopcraft
Aditi Mehendale
Grade 3 Theory
Grade 3 Theory
Grade 3 Theory
Merit
Merit
Distinction
Grade 1 Singing
Distinction
Grade 1 Singing
Distinction
Grade 1 Flute
Pass
Grade 2 Singing
Pass
Grade 3 Clarinet
Merit
Grade 3 Piano
Merit
Grade 3 Violin
Pass
Grade 3 Violin
Merit
Grade 5 Piano
Merit
Trinity Guildhall
Abigail Blackwell
Alexander Gooch
Isabelle Preston
Vivian Boudon
Alexander Grocott
Eleanor Parker
Angus Duncan
Jonathan Baguley
Grade 5 Recorder
Grade 3 Recorder
Grade 1 Recorder
Grade 1 Guitar
Grade 2 Guitar
Grade 1 Guitar
Initial Grade Guitar
Grade 1 Trumpet
Merit
Merit
Merit
Merit
Merit
Distinction
Distinction
Distinction
Grade 5
Distinction
DRAMA
DRAMA
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Good Witch, played by Aditi Mehendale. Their merriment was soon cut
short by the arrival of the Wicked
Witch of the East, skilfully played by
Lucy Allan-Jones.
On her journey through Oz, Dorothy
was met by a multitude of characters.
First she met the scatter-brained scarecrow, played by Charlie Sanzo. Next
she encountered a broken-hearted tin
man, played by Tom Edwards, before
finally being ambushed by the lovable
and cowardly lion, ably played by
Elliott Orchard. This version of The
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CARTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
The standard of the cartography entries was very high in
2013-2014. The topics were Norway, Ukraine and Brazil
over the three termly competitions. The Year 5 and Year
7 entries were outstanding. Alex Jacobi (Year 6) won the
Autumn Term and Summer Term competitions with Max
Curtis (Year 7) winning the Spring Term competition. Year
2 now enter the competition and Ellie James won the
Summer Term prize.
Autumn 2013
Spring 2014
Overall Winner
Runner-Up
3rd Place
Max Curtis
Lucy Allan-Jones
Isabel Browning
Dalis Jones
Overall Winner
Runner-Up
3rd Place
Alex Jacobi
Abigail Blackwell
Ceredig Jones
Max Curtis
Year 8
Year 7
Year 6
Year 5
Year 4
Year 3
Year 2
EAL
Year 8
Year 7
Year 6
Year 5
Year 4
Year 3
Year 2
EAL
Harvey Jones
Olivia Campbell
Beth Pritchard
Angus Duncan
Otis Walker
Ben Jacobi
n/a
n/a
Year 8
Year 7
Year 6
Year 5
Year 4
Year 3
Year 2
EAL
Harvey Jones
Olivia Campbell
Helena Brain
Isabel Browning
Isabelle Preston
Ben Jacobi
Ellie James
Carlos Fernandez
Charlie Sanzo
Max Curtis
Beth Pritchard
Dalis Jones
Freddie Cooper
Jacob Browning
n/a
n/a
Summer 2014
MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT
T
his year we had some outstanding
results in the Common Entrance
exam, particularly in the extended
syllabus Level 2 papers. These papers
are very challenging and the pupils
applied their knowledge well to the
questions and showed they were able
to think mathematically and persist to
answer the questions. This is one of the
aims of the Mathematics Department
which stems from the ethos adopted by
the whole school to challenge pupils
to reach their maximum potential. This
is fostered by the Maths Enhancement
Scheme of Work used to develop these
elements.
MATHEMATICS
Tabitha Huby, Jonathan Baguely and
Alex Jacobi.
The Year 8 pupils used their Maths
lessons during the Summer Term to
complete a project incorporating their
fitness and allowing them to improve
their skills in line for sports day. The
project involved measuring the pupils
time over two separate track events.
Using this data, the class was then able
to work out their average speed using
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
In December Years 3, 4 and 5 went to
see a great performance of Aladdin
with the hugely funny clown, Tweedy,
at the Cheltenham Everyman theatre,
whilst Years 6 to 8 went to the Redgrave
theatre in Bristol to see the Bristol Old
Vic Youth Theatres fabulous production
of The Lion, The Witch and the
Wardrobe. At the very end of term,
we had our traditional visit from The
Flying Pizza Company, who told us the
story of the Hobbit. In early
February, the Old Vic Youth Theatre
came to visit us at school with A Comedy
of Errors, which was a huge hit with
the children, who said it was the best
Shakespeare they had ever seen.
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events to be able to refresh the stock
in the library with approximately 800
worth of books before September. This
year has seen the Reading Clubs take
part in the Carnegie Medal and the
Kate Greenaway Shadowing Awards,
and although we did not agree with the
selections made by the Judging panels,
we had a lot of fun taking part in a
shared reading experience.
ENGLISH
aforementioned Reading Clubs and
also Creative Writing, which has
seen a swell in numbers. Our weekly
newspaper BY children FOR children
has gone from strength to strength and
we now have two teams of journalists
with thirty children from Years 3 to
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SCIENCE
SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT
T
he Science Department has enjoyed
another varied and exciting year. One
of the strengths of the department and
subject is the breadth of study. This
year, we have enjoyed making scale
models of the Solar System with Year
5, Fireworks with the Lower School
and Bridges with Year 7. The tasks
have been enjoyed by all the pupils
ART
DEPARTMENT
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ART
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ART
from Year 4 who polished every inch of
the grout! Then we had the mammoth
task of transporting the tree in three
sections and mounting it on the wall lots of scaffolding and brute strength
were involved!
This was a truly group project and
every pupil can be proud that they
contributed in many ways to creating
this glorious work of art.
Mrs Martin (Former art teacher 20112014)
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HISTORY
HISTORY
DEPARTMENT
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BOARDING HOUSE
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EXCURSIONS
his was the 25th year that our Year 8s have undertaken the
trip away to deepest Pembrokeshire. This week away is
invaluable, with the pupils gaining a range of experiences and
breadth of knowledge, leaving them with many memories.
During our week away we studied the dunes at Freshwater
West, visited the 6th Century St Govans Chapel cut into the
limestone cliffs near Stackpole Head and undertook a stunning
coastal walk from Freshwater East to the Stackpole Estate. We
also went mountain biking around the estate, canoed on the
Cleddau Estuary, visited Pembroke Castle (birthplace of Henry
VII), went on a bat walk, took part in a beach clean and learnt
about the history of the estate and the role of the Campbells
of Cawdor.
Year 8 were awarded their Discovery Award from the John
Muir Trust in recognition of their awareness and responsibility
for wild places. Seren Clayton was given the highest mark for
her outstanding enquiry on the dunes. She scored 19/20 which
constituted 20% of her Common Entrance mark in the Summer
Term. The pupils were a pleasure to be with on the week.
Thanks to Mr Cann and Miss Fowler for their assistance on
the trip.
JJ
RIVER STUDY
OUT OF
TOWN
SHOPPING
Y
EXCURSIONS
TRAFFIC SURVEY
FRENCH TRIP
YEAR 7
Lundi 23 juin:
e had to be at school at 4.00
am, a very early start! We drove
to Portsmouth harbour to get onto our
luxurious ferry. Before we had even set
sail, most of us had already spent all
our money on sweets! After a six hour
crossing, we could see France:
Bonjour!
EXCURSIONS
SENIOR
SUMMER
CAMPs
YEAR 8
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EXCURSIONS
EXCURSIONS
Our final morning was bright and
clear. After a late breakfast, we took
down our tents and packed up camp,
reminiscing over all the skills we had
learned and improved on this week and
the fun we had had. No-one could believe how quickly the week had gone.
We thanked our wonderful caterer and
brilliant instructors before climbing
into the bus and heading back to school
and normality.
SG
During the course of the week the instructors awarded points for the effort
and help shown by each child, during
each activity. As they have not met the
children before it is always interesting to
see how they feel the children respond
to the different situations. As a result
of their deliberations the following
awards were made.
The best section award was given to
Rangers, led by Seren Clayton. Anfisa
Girsova gained the Best Tramp Shield
YEAR 6 CAMP
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ACTIVITY WEEK
ACTIVITY
WEEK
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SPORT
SPORTING ACTIVITIES
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SPORT
1st X1
COLTS
FOOTBALL
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balls for the others to work on. Alex Grocott finished the
season with seven goals, making him the top goal scorer,
with his pace and determination proving too much for many
a defence during the season. In the Severnside 6-a-side tournament, held at Wycliffe, we were runners-up in the plate
final, losing narrowly to St Johns-on-the-Hill. A slow start
in the early games resulted in disappointment for the boys as
we lost or drew games that we knew we could have won.
The U11 squad was as follows: Alex Jacobi, Alex Grocott,
Alex Ganfield, Ceredig Jones, Ben Orchard, Adrian Ng and
Angus Duncan.
AC
UNDER 9
FOOTBALL
I
was very pleased with the U9s effort over the course of
the season this year. We started with an away fixture at
Westonbirt Prep. We took an A and a B team over and
both games were very close, with us narrowly losing 1-0
in both. Stand out performances from Jacob Wakeling and
Peter Banks were the highlights of the afternoon and the pair
continued this form throughout the season.
We then had another tough fixture against St Johns-on-theHill and, despite close defeat, there was much to be pleased
about, with goals from two of our Year 3 pupils, Archie
Symonds and Ben Jacobi. We then came up against a Clifton
High side made up of all Year 4 boys. The As managed a
1-0 win with a goal from Peter Banks and a Man-Of-theMatch performance from Otis Walker. The Bs very nearly
held for a draw but lost 3-1 conceding two late goals.
Our last fixture was arguably our best. We hosted Rougemont
who brought an A and B side over to play us. Our A
team started with a 2-1 win over Rougemont A, with
goals from captain Jacob Wakeling and Archie Symonds.
The B team narrowly lost to Rougemont B 1-0. Our
As then played Rougemont Bs and played some fantastic
football, winning 4-0 with all four goals coming from Archie
Symonds. On the other pitch the Bs took on Rougemont As
and, despite losing the first fixture, they went on to record an
impressive victory against their Aside. The only goal of the
game came from Freddie Cooper and a Man-Of-the-Match
performance from Rohan Howard-Robinson in goal.
Boys representing the U9 team were: Peter Banks, Archie
Carter, Freddie Cooper, Rohan Howard-Robinson, Harry
Huby, Jake Wakeling, Otis Walker, William Bate, Jacob
Browning, Logan Fitzpatrick, Toby Gaulton, Ryan Hann,
Ben Jacobi, Harry Mather, Jai Patel, Archie Symonds and
Archie West.
BM
SPORT
RUGBY
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1st X1
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COLTS
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SPORT
NETBALL
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SPORT
UNDER 13s
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UNDER 11s
T
he girls from Years 5 and 6 were determined and enthusiastic. Everyone tried their best to produce a good
accurate throw or shot on goal, whilst also thinking about
intercepting the ball.
Every game was used by the girls as a learning experience,
whether we won or lost. They took on board good and bad
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points from the previous match and learnt from them. The
progression shown in skills, team cohesiveness and tactical
play as the season went on was continuous.
The team was represented by Olivia Banks, Ella HowardRobinson, Eleanor Parker, Beth Pritchard, Isabel Browning,
Talia Curtis, Tabitha Huby, Dalis Jones, Georgina Loring,
Rachel Shutt and Madeleine Summers.
LB
UNDER 9s
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SPORT
CROSS COUNTRY
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SPORT
Internal Competitions
Turkey Trot
Eleanor Parker
The Morpugo Challenge
Ceredig Jones
Bath University Prize Run
Alex Grocott
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SPORT
CROSS COUNTRY
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SPORT
CRICKET
1st X1
COLTS
CRICKET
The high point of the season was our final game against
Clifton High School; which we won by 27 runs. This was
a just reward for all the hard work that the squad had put in
during what was a difficult season.
Squad members were: Alex Jacobi, Alex Grocott, Alex
Ganfield, Adrian Ng, Ceredig Jones, Angus Duncan, James
Allen, Bennie Sanzo, Ben Orchard, Jonathan Baguley and
Oscar Watts.
AC
CRICKET
UNDER 9s
GIRLS
CRICKET
SPORTS
TENNIS
Jessie Sanzo
Jessie Sanzo
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SPORT
ROUNDERS
Under 13 Rounders
Under 11 Rounders
t was a fun and inclusive season for the Under 11s, with
everybody getting the opportunity to represent the school
in a match. Our Year 6 girls led with maturity and enthusiasm, demonstrating excellent progress in skills and a
wonderful team spirit.
We started the season with a close match against Beaudesert
Park. Fabulous bowling from Ellie Parker and solid rounders
by Olivia Banks helped us to clinch the victory with eight
rounders to seven. In our second match, against St-Johnson-the-Hill, the girls improved their score margin, winning
twelve rounders to eight. Notable play in that match was
from Ella Howard-Robinson with some sharp fielding on
fourth post. This match, in particular, demonstrated the girls
improvement in positive fielding decisions. In our final
match, against The Downs, all of the girls were involved.
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Under 9 Rounders
SPORT
SWIMMING
T
he swimming year has been a busy, exciting and successful one with entries in the IAPS Regional competition
and a runner-up position in the Severnside Gala, our highest
ever finish! This success has been largely down to a successful
team ethic in the squad and a determination to perform to the
best of their ability.
Helena Brain demonstrated a superb backstroke style to win
the IAPS Regionals and performed with the U11 relay team
to produce a win that put them ninth nationally. Many swimmers swam out of their age groups and we looked a polished
outfit at this meet as well as at the Severnside Gala in June.
Individually, we won 75% of the races but once again, as a
small school, the relay positions dropped us to a still pleasing
second. All of our swimmers swam Personal Bests in their
relays and this demonstrated a keenness to work as a unit.
Swimmers throughout the school have had a 100% improvement in their Personal Bests across all strokes and in the
Under 13 competition Seren Clayton, Imogen Rees, Max
Curtis, Olivia Campbell, Abigail Blackwell and Harvey
Jones battled all year to achieve the final trophies. Olivia
produced a superb final term to take the trophy.
In the Under 11s, Rachel Shutt, Helena Brain, Alex Grocott,
Ellie Parker, Olivia Banks and Ella Howard-Robinson
participated in nail-biting competition all year, Rachel was
finally crowned U11 champion as well as winning the TMS
diving trophy.
In the Under 9 competition, the Year 3s passed their National
Curriculum awards four years early and Jake Wakeling,
Peter Banks, Iona Campbell and Rohan Howard-Robinson
battled for the awards,with Iona winning the overall trophy.
In the Lower School we continue to have fun and develop
skill. It is always a proud day when the entire school is
swimming and this day came in March. Well done,
Reception.
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SPORT
ATHLETICS
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Alex Grocott, who both won a place in the South West team
as a result of their outstanding efforts in the U12 Girls 800m
and U12 Boys 1500m. It must be said that Alex looked very
comfortable winning the 1500m and our hopes were high
when we headed off to Birmingham. Ellie found the National
final tough but fought hard for a creditable sixth place. Alex
demonstrated his class with a thoroughly deserved win in
the Boys U12 1500m final, becoming the fourth National
champion that Tockington has produced in recent times.
Many congratulations, Alex.
Unfortunately, the Inter-House Athletics finals fell foul of
the weather. With an hour to go before the allotted start time,
the heavens opened and within minutes the long jump pit
looked like an outdoor paddling pool. An hour or more of
very heavy rain prompted the decision, on safety grounds, to
postpone the event. However, over a morning and afternoon
of the following week we managed to complete proceedings,
concluding with the following results: Alexander won with
411 points, Cunningham was second with 369 points and
Churchill was third with 320 points. The Victor Ludorum
winners were: U10 Boys Jake Wakeling, U10 Girls Iona
Campbell, U12 Boys Alex Grocott, U12 Girls Helena Brain,
Senior Girls Seren Clayton and Senior Boys Max Curtis.
In recognition of her consistent effort and contribution to
athletics during her time at Tockington, Seren Clayton was
awarded her Athletics Colours. Seren has set a positive
example at all times and has been an encouragement to the
younger athletes in the school.
AC
ARCHERY
T
hanks to the
loyal
support of the
Tockington
Archers, many
children
continue to
enjoy archery
sessions in the
Summer Term.
Congratulations
to Luke Dutton
who won the
Tockington
Archers Cup
and to William
Bate who was
awarded the
Rowland Shield for Archery for the most consistent effort
during the season.
LB
FRIENDS
FRIENDS OF
TOCKINGTON MANOR
A
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OLD TOCKINGTONIAN
SOCIETY
Dear OTs
May I firstly welcome the 12 new Old
Tockingtonians to the Society. Every
one gained entry to their first choice
schools and on their behalf I would
like to congratulate the teachers for yet
another outstanding achievement.
New Headmaster in the Study
Last year saw the arrival of Stephen
and Amanda Symonds in the Garden
House. Their first year has certainly
been busy and I am delighted to see
that the school continues to go from
strength to strength under their leadership. It is not just the people that have
changed either; visitors to the school
will now find a new all-weather pitch
in top field! What luxury!
Old Headmaster Spotted on the
Costa Blanca
I am pleased to report that Richard and
Jane are now thoroughly enjoying their
retirement. They seem to have spent
the first nine months moving furniture
from one place to another (thanks to
Tom Firbank OT), redecorating and
sorting through a lifetimes worth of
stuff. Anne and I caught up with
them in Spain earlier on this year and it
was lovely to see them so relaxed and
clearly enjoying their time together.
They have a shiny new grandchild
(thanks to Mark Tovey OT) and plans
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BROADSHEET
BROADSHEET
NEWS FROM THE SCHOOLS & OLD TOCKINGTONIANS
1998
Henry Williams and Charlotte Kenyon
were married on 17th May 2014 at
Orchardleigh House. Henry is
Managing Director of the international
sports car dealership
Williams Automobiles and
Charlotte is a fully qualified GP.
Congratulations!
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BROADSHEET
Deaths
CHANGES OF ADDRESS
And those of new Old Tockingtonians* are printed below. If
you have changed your address, or we have printed it incorrectly,
please help us to keep our records straight by informing us.
BOLLEN (James & Alex) 22 Lydon Road, London
SW4 0HW
*BRAIN (Helena) Shadyside, 75 High Street, Marshfield,
Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN14 8LT
*CLAYTON (Seren) Manor Farm, Hollywood Lane,
Compton Greenfield, Bristol BS35 5RT
*CULLIS (Otto) 15 Cairns Road, Bristol BS6 7UA
*DAGUERRE (Alvaro) Calle Aquitania 25B, Atico A,
Madrid 28032, Spain
*DUTTON (Luke) St Anthonys Lodge, Convent Lane,
South Woodchester, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL5 5HS
FINNIGAN (Charlie) Homme House, Much Marcle,
Ledbury, Herefordshire, HR8 2NJ
HARVEY (John) 1 Bishops Wood, Old Aust Road,
Almondsbury, Bristol BS32 4HN
*HORLER (Amy) Endrick Cottage, Gillingstool,
Thornbury, Bristol BS35 2EH
*JONES (Harvey) 51 Barkleys Hill, Stapleton, Bristol
BS16 1AO
KNIGHT (Jack)(Elizabeth)(nee Bubb) 6 Lindon Court,
Bodenham Road, Hereford HR1 2TS
*ORCHARD (Elliott) Ellerncroft House, Ellerncroft Road,
Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, GL12 7AY
RAPSON (James, Luke & George) The Beeches, Castle
Lane, Devizes, Wiltshire SN10 1HQ
*REES (Imogen) April Cottage, Chapel Road,
Oldbury-on-Severn, Bristol BS35 1PL
*SANZO (Charlie) One Pool Farm, Dyers Lane, Iron Acton,
Bristol BS37 9XU
SHAW (David) 9 Hamilton House, Vicarage Lane, London
W8 4HL
*WALKER (Adassa) Dial House, The Street, Alveston,
Bristol BS35 3SX
WHITTAKER (Paul) 4 Pool Corner, Tockington, Bristol
BS32 4NR
*WILLIAMSON (Larry) 2 The Green, Iron Acton, Bristol
BS37 9TQ
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telephone: 01823 328204
[email protected]
www.kings-taunton.co.uk
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MONMOUTH SCHOOLS
1614 2014 Celebrating 400 years of
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Outstanding facilities and endowment income ensures
highly competitive fees and a generous range of
scholarships and bursaries for 13+ entry.
MONMOUTH SCHOOL
www.habs-monmouth.org
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A world-class education
in the heart of Bristol
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TOCKINGTON
MANOR SCHOOL
(01454) 613229
www.tockingtonmanorschool.com