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It was another jam-packed and successful weekend for Year 8 student, Amelia Chrispin, as she raced in the National Inter-Counties XC Championships.
It’s been a busy week in the Business and Economics department.
The snow didn’t dampen the spirits of the attendees of our annual Jazz Night last Friday.
Ranby House had a busy day yesterday as they entered the World Maths Day Mathletics competition.
Yesterday marked the annual Prep Schools’ Cross Country at Worksop College.
The term fake news was one that many people had not heard of until recently. Fake news refers to the deliberate misinformation of news spread via traditional print and broadcast media or social media.
As part of their topic on the confectionary industry, our Upper Sixth Form Business students visited Cadbury’s.
Here at Worksop College and Ranby House, last week’s extreme weather was a mere inconvenience.
We’re pleased to say we remained open for the whole duration of the ‘Beast from the East’ and subsequent ‘Storm Emma’, regardless of seeing snowfall of up to 2ft across some areas of the site.
It was more good news for Sixth Form student, Will Harding-Terry, who made the ‘final cut’ and started in the first 13 for the England Counties Midlands U18 team.
Our 1st XI Boys’ Hockey team secured a convincing 7-0 victory over Nottingham High School.
Year 8 student Ella Porter was invited to the Department of Computer Science at the University of Oxford on Saturday 10 Feb as a finalist in a UK-wide computing competition – The UK BEBRAS Computational Thinking Challenge.
More than 150 pupils took part in Ranby House’s brand new Non-Stop Music Festival.