Category: Senior School News
If there’s one sure sign that summer is in full swing (or at least is trying to be, given the changeable weather lately!) it’s an explosion of cricket at School. We’ve match reports for our Juniors (Years 7 and 8), Junior 1s girls, Junior 2s girls, Junior 4s girls, Junior U13E, U13B, U14B, U14 and U15A girls and our 1st XI teams who’ve been playing recently. Our match reports include details of the teams, players, opponents and scores.
Woodbridge U14 Girls vs Culford – Match Report From Matt Davis
This was a thrilling competition to match lovely warm weather and beautiful green surroundings. Culford batted first and set a good score of 129 for 7 off their 20 overs. All the Woodbridge bowlers contributed something with Ella, Georgia, Lily and Tabitha all getting a wicket each and Nina bagging two. From behind the stumps the ever-reliable Eve also chipped in with a run-out and Juno took two solid catches in the deep. In the run-chase Woodbridge stayed up with the required rate thanks to some quick running between the wickets and some savage blows that went to the boundary. Juno and Libby scored 21 and 27 respectively and we all knew we were heading for a tight finish. 25 needed off 24 balls, then 12 needed off 12; but Lara had done the maths and her excellent 42 NO saw Woodbridge over the line with just 1 ball to spare. Well played to all the girls involved in such an exciting match. Culford: 129 for 7 off 20 overs. Woodbridge 130 for 3 off 19.5. Woodbridge win by 7 wickets.
Woodbridge 1st XI vs Culford – Match Report From Ian Simpson
Woodbridge batted first, James and Tom opening and setting about scoring quickly with both players pushing the runs and working hard following their record stand last week. After 5 overs we had reached 38-0 when a slight mix up caused Tom to be run out. James knuckled down and continued to work hard scoring at a run a ball and eventually being out for 29. The last few overs saw a few wickets lost and a slight loss of momentum until in the last 3 overs Barny Anderson and Will Hodge ensured we ended up on 111 from our 20 overs. In reply Culford Made a rapid start and reaching 57 for 2 off 10 overs and looking like they were cruising. Some excellent middle order bowling and some good catching in the deep by Fazil saw the game tighten quickly and the Culford run rate drop quickly, reducing Culford to 82-6. The bowling continued to be tight and with five overs to go Culford reached 96-6. With the last 2 overs approaching Culford were on 103 requiring 8 to win. Culford then pushed their luck and forced a couple of fielding errors from the Woodbridge Fielders leaving Culford requiring 2 from the last over. Whilst Woodbridge took the game to the last over, Culford scored the winning runs with 4 balls to spare. The 1st XI worked hard and forced the game into the last over of the match, unfortunately in the end Culford were just too strong for the 1st XI, but great play from all.
Woodbridge U14B Girls vs Culford – Match Report From Ian Simpson
Another lovely afternoon of cricket was witnessed at Culford, where the U14B girls played a softball pairs games against Culford. The Woodbridge girls reacted to a softball game extremely well with a few girls playing their first ever game of cricket and after gentle persuasion, even trying to bowl and having some great success. Culford were restricted to 141 runs off 21 overs for the loss of 10 wickets, resulting in a total score of 91 runs (losing 5 runs per wicket). The Woodbridge reply was solid, scoring runs at a slower pace than Culford, however losing less wickets than Culford. Eventually scoring 129 runs off 21 overs for the loss of just 6 wickets, meaning a total score of 99. This meant that Woodbridge won the fixture and a congratulations must be said to all girls who represented Woodbridge for the first time in cricket and had lots and lots of fun in the sun.
Woodbridge U13B vs Framlingham – Match Report From Ian Simpson
It can only be described as fun in the sun on Wednesday afternoon!! The U13B team ably led by Year 8’s Arlo who decided to bowl first against a very good Framlingham Side. Framlingham batted extremely well, with all top three batsmen retiring on 25 and Woodbridge facing a huge score to chase, however some solid mid innings bowling from Year 8’s Arlo and Angus, as well as Year 7’s Liam and Ambrose meant that the Framlingham charge was halted. This good bowling was aided by some solid fielding and catching, which eventually stopped Framlingham at 132 from 20 overs. During the change over the Woodbridge boys were shocked at what they had to chase, however some positive encouraging words and some really positive words with each other the opening batsmen went about their task manfully with Angus having to retire on 25 leading the way. However a couple of quick wickets put a little bit of doubt in the boys heads, however Arlo came to the wicket and started to play a few masterful strokes and the run rate crept up quickly, putting the Framlingham bowlers under more and more pressure. With 3 overs to go Woodbridge needed 16 runs, a couple of 4s and some excellent running meant that Woodbridge reached the total with 7 balls to spare, with Arlo hitting the winning runs and getting to 25 with the winning shot. An excellent game of cricket from both sides and a well-earned victory from The U13B team.
Woodbridge Junior U13E vs Framlingham – Match Report From Ian Simpson
An excellent first game for the team, beating Framlingham College convincingly by 147-74 runs. The opening partnership of Zac and Henry were retired at 81 having won the game. The rest of the team each played two overs and added 67 between them to the score. Seb took a lovely catch off a nick from Zac’s gloves, with Seb, Nathaniel and Frank all taking wickets. Well done boys a great team effort. Team comprised of Year 7’s Zac, Elijah, Edward, George, Seb and Frank, as well as Year 8’s Robert, Nathaniel, Mika, Oliver and Henry.
Woodbridge Girls Junior 1s vs Framlingham – Match Report From Ian Simpson
Woodbridge came up against a very good side at Fram. Having been put into bat Year 7’s Amelie showed some patience and skill scoring 23 runs before getting bowled out. Fram’s bowlers gave little opportunities to score until Year 7’ws Rosie and Year 8’s Millie added some quick fire runs in the closing overs of the innings, Woodbridge finished with 77 runs. Fram got off to a flyer and put on a 50 partnership for the first wicket. A wicket for Year 8’s Aurelia and a fantastic direct hit for a run out from Amelie were the highlights of the inning for Woodbridge. Fram managed to chase our score; a great learning experience for all involved.
Woodbridge Girls Junior 2s vs Framlingham – Match Report From Ian Simpson
Woodbridge bowled first, doing well to contain Fram to 96 off their full 20 overs. Accurate bowling meant it was hard to score quick runs but there was not enough to threaten batters into loose shots. Year 7’s Rosa and Grace manufactured a run out each. Fram bowled with pace and bounce, which caught the Woodbridge openers off guard. Early wickets meant that it was going to be a tough ask. Year 7’s Sophie steadied the ship, batting for the largest part of the innings, while Year 7’s Violet and Issy tried to score some quick runs but it was not enough as Woodbridge was bowled out in the 18th over 25 runs short of the target. Issy was named player of the match by Fram, with good bowling figures and sensationally hitting the only six of the match.
Woodbridge Girls Junior 4s vs Framlingham – Match Report From Ian Simpson
Junior 4s played their first match of the summer in a pairs format. They bowled first and although there were moments of brilliance, a few too many wides cost us vital runs. Wickets came from a couple of well taken run outs and one player bowled. When it was Woodbridge’s turn to bat, we started very strong and the run rate looked very promising. But Fram then tightened up their bowling and gave away fewer extras which meant that by the end of the match, Woodbridge lost by a narrow 12 runs. Overall a great experience for the girls and motivation for hard work to improve in vital areas.
Woodbridge Junior 3s (Years 7 and 8) vs Framlingham Prep – Match Report From David Brous
On a wet afternoon, Woodbridge Junior 3s went in to bat. Andrew started off the innings superbly, scoring 24, Arthur continued where he left off, scoring 23 in the team’s total of 112 in the allotted 16 overs. Bowling second, our bowlers bowled extremely tight, limiting the number of extras. Importantly the team used the skills they had learnt about fielding such as walking in, backing up the wicket and general fielding skills, whether close or on the boundary to bowl the opposition out and win by 17 runs. Bowlers of mention must be Arthur who took 3 for 11 off 3 overs, and Harry Tucker who took 2 for 6 off 2 overs. Oliver kept superbly behind the wicket and the team should be proud of how they approached the game; an excellent team effort.
Woodbridge U15A Girls vs Culford– Match Report From David Brous
In a cup match we arrived at Culford and quicky had to focus as we rushed onto the field and were asked to bat. We started badly and found ourselves at 14 for 5 off 6 overs, however a great rescue job by Ella and Charlotte – who both batted the rest of the match, Ella only going out the second last ball of the innings with a superb 39 and Charlotte with 18 not out – allowed the team to post a respectable 92 for 7 off 20 overs. We started the bowling well and picked up 2 quick wickets, however Culford’s Norfolk player batted superbly, with 40 not out off 54 balls (and also taking 4 wickets for 3runs off 3 overs in her bowling), meant that Culford surpassed our total 3 wickets down to win the match. Mention must be made to Amelie who bowled superbly, taking 2 for 16 off her 3 overs.
Woodbridge U15A Girls vs King’s Ely – Match Report From David Brous
With no practice at all due to bank holidays and the start of term we boldly went off to King’s Ely to play. We lost the toss and were put in to bat. Rosie and Eloise did exactly the opening job required of them, with Rosie batting the first 13 overs before going out. Charlotte upped the run rate with 13 off 18 balls and Sophia backed that up with 9 not out off 11 balls and excellent running between the wickets. With a team total of 135 for 7 off out 20 overs we were in a good position. King’s Ely started well, but 2 excellent run outs changed the nature of the game. However one of their batters batted superbly and put a little pressure on the outcome. However, we took all our chances and fielded superbly, Charlotte taking an outstanding one-handed catch at cover, and the bowlers bowled an excellent line and length to eventually bowl Ely out for 109. An excellent team effort, well done.
Funds continue to be raised for local charities by student houses, each competing to win the Thomas Seckford Charity Cup at prize giving day at the end of the School year. With only a few weeks to go we’ve the latest updates on total raised so far as well as events and proposed activities in our roundup.
Raising money for Zest, Young Adult Services, St Elizabeth Hospice in Ipswich, Willard House held an event aptly named ‘Skipping For Cake’ where students did indeed have to pay to participate in skipping activities in exchange for all kinds of different cake. Raising £120.10, this adds to their total raised so far and ensures they remain in the competition for that much coveted Charity Cup! Willard also held a bake sale – cake being a common theme for these students – and the total raised will be confirmed once all the cakes are sold.
Continuing their fundraising efforts for RDA Woodbridge, Arnott House offered fellow students the chance to take part in ‘Shooting Hoops For Charity’, during which the name of the game was to consistently shoot and score to remain in the competition the longest. Those who failed to score had to leave the game and give up their space to another competitor – until in the end one person was left and declared the champion! With funds still rolling in the total amount raised for this particular event is yet to be confirmed but will be added on and reported in our final charity round up of the year where we declare the winners.
In summary, this brings our total funds raised to the following for respective houses and their chosen charities:
Seckford House
The Teapot Project Home | The Teapot Project
£736.59 raised so far this year
Burwell House
Suffolk Wildlife Trust Welcome to Suffolk Wildlife Trust | Suffolk Wildlife Trust
£411.40 raised so far this year
Annott House
RDA Woodbridge RDA Woodbridge
£1,046.59 raised so far this year
Willard House
Zest Zest – Young Adult Services – St Elizabeth Hospice Ipswich
£549.34 raised so far this year
The deadline for donations to be declared/submitted is 17 June, this is when final fundraising totals will be recorded. Donations made after that date will of course be donated to the charities they were intended for, however will not count towards the final amount raised. There’s still time for students to think of new fundraising ideas and to organise events – we look forward to reporting on these and the final amounts raised in June.
Students, parents and staff at our Prep and Senior Schools enjoyed a wonderful day of activities on Friday 27 May, as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Woodbridge planned the event to take place ahead of the half term break, in line with many other schools across the UK, who have also been marking this momentous occasion too.
For children at our Prep School, the day began with a whole School assembly during which songs from the 1950s and 1960s were sung on the terrace; this was followed by songs from the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s and 2022 decades sung together at intervals throughout the day.
Children then excitedly set about forming the number 70 amongst the School’s wild flower garden mid-morning, with a drone capturing the moment they completed the task and proudly waved.
Amongst a range of other activities that took place in School, children enjoyed a host of Jubilee celebration activities in the classrooms, sang the Jubilee song, cut a special cake on the grass, and held and watched a Jubilee House Box Cart Race – with children from Year 6 in the driving seats and those from all other years cheering at the sidelines!
For the past few weeks children have been taking part in a competition to mark this very special occasion, tasked with designing a brand new biscuit fit for the Queen. Shortlisted entries were baked and blind tasted, with the winner announced (which we will confirm as soon as possible!).
As the day went on classes came together to decorate areas around the School in red, white and blue bunting, it was a wonderful spectacle to see and really brought the garden-party and picnic vibe alive ahead of parents, family and friends joining children on the lawn for sandwiches and other treats together from lunchtime into the afternoon. One of those treats was for children and parents to enjoy the art, history and engineering displays around the School showcasing projects and inventions, as well as visit the CLICKBiz stalls.
Together with many other schools, organisations and businesses across the UK, as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy project, trees were planted in each of the School grounds; planted by the newly announced Heads of School at Senior School, Amy and Ollie from Year 12, and the by oldest and youngest children at Prep School. A red leaf Maple, white Eucalyptus and blue Ceanothus tree were planted at each site to celebrate and commemorate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, with plaques set in place that had been produced by Royal British Legion veterans as part of this project. The celebrations continued into the afternoon at both Schools, with students, parents and other family members joined by staff coming together, as people up and down the country will continue to do into next week’s official Bank Holidays to mark and honour the Queen’s 70-year reign.
April and May have been filled with various activities and events for boarders, but of course the majority of our focus has been on those students preparing for upcoming examinations; our Year 9, 10 and 12 students being offered plenty of weekend activities in order to leave the boarding house quiet so that our Year 11 and 13 students can revise, although they’ve been given the option to participate as part of their down time from revision where needed!
Ten pin bowling and cinema trips have been popular for all boarders, and at the beginning of term we had a great BBQ followed with toasting marshmallows and making smores with Year 13 students while we all reminisced about their time here with us.
Over the bank holiday weekend we saw the return of our bouncy castle assault course to everyone’s delight – providing much hilarity and as ever a great way to relieve stress and pressure! We also had the chance to visit Cambridge for the day where we all enjoyed a tour or Miss Tattoo’s (Head of Religious Studies at Woodbridge) college Homerton followed by an afternoon of shopping, sightseeing and relaxation. The weekend finished with the induction of our new Head of House, Year 12’s Matteo, who starts his tenure after half-term break, and who will be assisted by two Deputy Heads of House, Year 12’s Alex and Nicholas.
So, it’s on to exams and through to the end of the School year for all borders alongside their fellow students; we look forward to reporting again soon so look out for our next roundup.
But before our roundup ends, we’re privileged to be able to share the news that we had a new bench installed outside School House last week, in memory of former boarder Kene. Her life will always be remembered by those who met her, and our bench marks what a special person she was. An official unveiling of the bench will be organised and reported on in the near future.
On Tuesday 17 May Year 10 athletes travelled to and took part in the South Suffolk Athletics competition at Northgate. We share more details of the event and those students that took part in our report from Head of Athletics Mrs Schahill.
Alison Scahill – Head of Athletics
Tuesday 17 May saw the return of the South Suffolk Athletics competitions at Northgate after two years. It was the turn of Year 10 athletes who had a very successful afternoon with the boys team coming second and the girls team third; this was a competition where points were gained for places.
In the boys team there were wins for Ethan (100m and long jump) and Oscar (60m).
Second places for Ollie (javelin), Alfie (shot) and the relay team of Tolly, Toby, Oscar and Ethan.
In the girls team there were wins for Issy (shot), Nancy (discus) and Flo (high jump).
Third places for Abi (triple jump) and Charlotte (javelin).
Well done to all the athletes, particularly those who achieved personal bests. The boys team scored 95, just 4 points behind the winners and the girls team scored 90 overall.
Students who took part included: Ethan, Hugh, Toby, Oscar, Isaac, Tolly, Tom, Oscar, Jonjo, Alfie, Oliver, Xander, Skyla, Flo, Rosie, Sophia, Millie, Charlotte, Issy, Nancy, Abi, Eveny and Eloise.
Year 7 Geography students travelled to the banks of the River Deben earlier this week with Mrs Saagi and Mr Bradshaw, Miss Swan and Miss Gill as part of their investigative studies into meandering rivers and their characteristics.
Armed with ranging poles, measuring tapes, corks, clinometers and wellington boots, the students were set tasks to measure the river flow rate, gradient and shape of the river channel as well as the sediment type. Searching for characteristics typical of a meandering river, the students set about their tasks recording their data for analysis back in the classroom later.
With groups of students placed at different locations on the river, they each stood five metres apart with ranging poles held at the beginning and end of this distance; Using clinometers, each group measured the channel gradient at that particular part of the river.
The next task was to measure the speed of the river flow, and this was achieved by timing a cork travelling from the beginning to the end of the five metre distance.
Measurements of the different depths across the river from one bank to the other were taken at intervals across the section in order to identify the shape of the channel in that particular part of the river; and sediment samples were also taken and brought back to the classroom for further analysis.
As well as the discussions had at the river bank, the identification of visual elements of the river in terms of its meandering status, plus all of the data collected by students will enable them to create graphical representations of the river channel shape, encouraging further discussion and confirmation that indeed the River Deben is meandering and shows all associated characteristics.
It’s so important students have the opportunity to experience and see for themselves the characteristics of geographical structures that are discussed and taught in the classroom Critical thinking takes place, independent and collaborative learning opportunities take place while students also have the chance to foster a sense of teamwork and community. Field trips also offer cultural learning experiences, exposes students to new environments, encourages curiosity and broadens understanding of the world – which is what Geography is all about!
Year 13 celebrated the end of their last School year with Woodbridge recently, with Laserquest, trampolining and a beautiful BBQ with Miss Norman. Mrs Pilkington our Head of Year 12 and French teacher provided the following report from both the Sports Leaders and Year 13 student group events.
Year 13 Sports Leaders celebrated the end of their three year course with a trip to Laserquest, thanks to Mrs Scahill. The happy group spent a wonderful afternoon running around shooting at each other in the dark; experience of video games certainly proved highly effective for many!
These students have led lessons in many of the local primary schools such as Melton, Kyson and nursery schools (Melton Nursery and Rectory Gardens) as well as in Woodbridge Prep and various retirement home including Seckford Almshouses. The lessons have been organised for students from reception age through to Y8 and suitable activities were provided for people in the retirement homes too. They have been a hardworking, positive and imaginative set of leaders.
All Year 13 students came together to celebrate the end of their academic school year with a beautiful Leavers’ Day. Firstly, they all gathered in the chapel, singing the hymns with strong, enthusiastic voices. Next, they listened to the readings which delivered highly appropriate messages for that moment, read by the Head Girl, Lakisha and Head Boy, Mak.
Miss Norman then spoke to them all about their achievements and the need to take the Woodbridge values of character, kindness, community and excellence with them into the wider world. The staff left in the middle of Jerusalem to let the year group have time to reflect on their time together and all that they have for which to be grateful. Lunch was served at Miss Norman’s house in the garden – a wonderful BBQ complete with the most delicious blondies. The afternoon was spent trampolining in Ipswich; 80 students with the entire trampolining centre to themselves. They also had the chance to play dodgeball, tag, slam dunks, total wipe out, extreme slides – you name it and they played it! After a very hot and sticky two hours of exercise everybody emerged very happy and quite exhausted. It was a lovely day for a very deserving, lovely year group. We will miss them and wish them much success in their exams.
Our annual CCF inspection was held on the afternoon of Friday 6 May, with Reviewing Officer Group Captain Richard Hobson RAF (Ret’d). Our Contingent Commander Major Andy Garvie, Miss Norman and our Senior Cadet RAF Section James had the pleasure of welcoming Captain Hobson to the School for what was set to be a fantastic showcase of all facets of the Woodbridge School Combined Cadet Force.
The inspection commenced with a parade of all sections – Army, RAF and Navy – in the blazing sun while all cadets stood to attention in turn to greet the Reviewing Officer, before doing their section specific displays.
The Army display was carried out by the Combat Cadet Team who demonstrated several military manoeuvres in a patrol, fight and retreat exercise, all in full camouflage and led by our Head of Combat Cadet and Head Boy Mak.
The RAF Drill Team then took centre stage in the parade square to show exactly why they made it to the RAST National Finals this year with their drill display, deftly called by Year 13’s Emily, and delivered precisely by the team.
The Corps of Drums, all made up of Navy cadets, rounded off the display with a fantastically coordinated drumming routine.
All attendees, including parents, special guests and several Old Woodbridgians, then had the opportunity to tour the grounds and see our CCF activities in action including the confidence course, climbing wall, zip wire, weapons handling, paintballing, axe throwing, raft building, low ropes and flight simulator.
The gun run came next in the schedule which is the final round of the Trower Trophy intersection competition. It involved five teams competing to dismantle a gun, take it across an obstacle course and put it back together. This has to be done twice before pulling the gun and racing against each other one final time. Real excitement enjoyed by all the spectators and the participants!
The afternoon finished with the final parade, a chance to hear Group Captain Hobson speak about his experiences and military career and the awarding of the following prizes:
Winners of the gun run: A flight, RAF section
Overall Trower Trophy winners: A flight, RAF section
A huge amount of preparation and effort goes into running this event and special thanks go to our officers commanding each section – Lieutenant Bradshaw of the Royal Navy section, Captain Capjon of the Army section and Flight Lieutenant Tattoo of the RAF section. Behind the scenes our School Staff Instructor, Warrant Officer Stollery put in a huge shift setting up all the equipment, but more importantly ensuring that all our cadets were kitted out in the correct uniform, looking smart and had practiced their drill. Thank you all!
Regardless of future career choices, the CCF at Woodbridge School gives all students an opportunity to develop the powers of leadership by means of training that promotes responsibility, self-reliance, resourcefulness, endurance, perseverance and a sense of service. All our committed cadets and dedicated staff should be really proud of this excellent display across all sections.
On Sunday 15 May, a number of athletics students travelled to Northgate Stadium in Ipswich to take part in the Suffolk Schools Athletics Track and Field Championships 2022, and our Head of Athletics shared this report.
Alison Scahill, Head of Athletics
After achieving the qualifying standard, students competed with athletes from all over the country, the following students took part: Year 7’s Lade, Felicity and Romily, Year 8’s Eloise and Jasper, Y9’s Libby and Lara, Year 10’s Nancy, Y11’s Fazil, Layo and Abdullah, and Year 12’s Archie. Woodbridge students had a very successful day.
First place positions were achieved by Felicity in 1500m, Lade in 100m and 200m. Nancy in discus and hammer, Fazil in javelin and high jump and Archie in javelin.
Second place position were won by Romilly in the 1500m and Abdullah in the 100m.
Third place position was won by Layo in the 100m.
Personal bests were achieved by Jasper and Eloise.
Congratulations to all who took part; a lot of hard work and training lies behind such good performances, well done everyone!
Last weekend on Sunday 8 May, the Woodbridge 10K and Junior Race took part in the town, with many students, staff, family members and friends of the School taking part. The fact that the race takes place outside the King’s Head public house happens to be a wonderful co-incidence since it was here that the School was originally founded in 1587.
The event, which has raised over a million pounds for local charities over its 40-year history, aims to raise funds for five local charities this year including Jetty Lane, Seckford Almhouses, Project 21, 4yp and the Motor Neurone Disease Association. Alongside Adnams, Fenn Wright, Barker Gotelee, East of England Co-op and Notcutts, to name only a few, Woodbridge School was proud to sponsor the event.
Our report includes athletes in the top 10 overall (top 20 for the Junior Race) as well as student prize winners.
Woodbridge 10K and Junior Race
Sunday 8 May saw Woodbridge School play a major part in the hosting of the annual Woodbridge 10K, with both the 10K and Junior Race starting just outside the School gate. With near perfect weather, the Junior Race was a sea of red with so many Woodbridge School vests near the front.
Such is the standard of our senior athletes now, that Woodbridge School had podium places in the main 10K race with both the men and the women.
Year 11’s Ruby led the women’s race from start to finish in what was a first ever 10K for the 15 year old, finishing in a very quick 38:17 on a tough course. She finished 26th overall in a field of 658 finishers. Quite an achievement for someone so young! Year 13’s Kit raced to the line in the men’s race, moving from 5th with about a mile to go to finish on the podium in 3rd overall with a fast time of 34:15. To have two students on the main race podium is quite something.
In the Junior Race Woodbridge School athletes were ever present on the age group podiums. In fact, in some age groups Woodbridge School athletes won all three medals.
Congratulations to the following top 20 overall or age group medal winners:
6 Obi(Y11) 5:12 Bronze M14-15
7 Jasper (Y8) 5:13 Fourth M12-13
8 Digby (Y6) 5:13 Gold M10-11
9 Dexter (Y5) 5:22 Silver M10-11
10 Charlie (Y8) 5:22 Gold F12-13
11 Alfie (Y5) 5:25 Gold M9
13 Otis (Y5) 5:25 Silver M9
14 Felicity (Y7) 5:27 Bronze F12-13
17 Romilly (Y7) 5:30 Fourth F12-13
18 Sophie (Y7) 5:33 Fifth F12-13
19 Eloise (Y8) 5:39 Sixth F12-13
20 Charlie (Y5) 5:40 Bronze M9
21 Alice (Y6) 5:42 Gold F10-11
27 Marina (Y6) 5:52 Silver F10-11
49 India (Y5)6:11 Bronze F10-11
In total there were 107 finishers in the Junior Race with many more Woodbridge Prep School athletes. Congratulations to every single person that took part and the Woodbridge School athletes who filled 14 of the top 22 places in the Junior Race!!
Please note: Many of our students, staff and parents will have competed for clubs, sponsors or just as unattached. For that reason we have not been able to list everyone, but we do of course congratulate every finisher and we sincerely hope you enjoyed the day as much as we did.
Woodbridge 10k
