George Pattison from Year 9 qualified to represent the South East at the British National Men’s Artistic gymnastics championships in Birmingham, George and the team of three won the silver medal at the weekend.  
He had been training for around 4 months for this competition and everyday over half term in the lead up to the championship, he was competing against the best of best in the country and had a fantastic competition.

Imberhorne 9     St Paul’s 3
Our Year 10 Football team were up against St Paul’s at home. The boys wanted to continue with their positive play from last week, further cementing themselves as a solid team that can play good football together. We began the game well, moving the ball around with confidence leading to a goal being scored within the first five minutes. This was great to see but complacency, unfortunately, settled in very early and two goals were conceded in quick succession. With the team realising that a change of attitude was needed, they took back control of the game and started playing football their way, once again. Displaying a dominant performance for the remainder of the first half, we were able to score six further goals, from five different players, taking every opportunity they could regardless of where they came from on the pitch. Starting the second half with a convincing lead, the boys knew not to make any silly mistakes and continue playing in the same way for the remainder of the game. The second half saw the boys continuing to attack, hitting the woodwork several times, but converting a further two goals, one of which being a great headed goal by Mungwira from an Armstrong corner. Another great all-round performance by the entire team. 
Goal scorers, Armstrong x3, Latham x2, Clarke, Trett, Coles, Mungwira.