Sixth Former, Josh Porter to take on his third musical role in 'My Fair Lady'
It’s not every day you hear ‘rugby player’, ‘musical performer’ and ‘cricket scholar’ used in the same sentence to describe a person.
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It’s not every day you hear ‘rugby player’, ‘musical performer’ and ‘cricket scholar’ used in the same sentence to describe a person.
Last weekend, our Boys' Hockey and Girls' Netball teams were up against some familiar faces at the annual Old Worksopian matches.
At the beginning of the week, our senior netball girls visited Loughborough University to take part in an intensive pre-competition training day.
Year 5 pupils visited the College yesterday to take part in an activity morning of Drama, Art and Music centred on all things Harry Potter.
Worksop College & Ranby House has seen a rise in the number of students applying to start school in the middle of an academic year – and in particular, the summer term. Marketing & Admissions Director Leila Gold explains the rise in popularity.
On Saturday, Year 8 student, Amelia Chrispin travelled to Wollaton Park in Nottingham to represent Newark Athletic Club in the final of a four-race series in the North Midlands XC League.
Sixth Form student, Will Harding-Terry has been selected for the Midlands trial days for the England Rugby U18 Midlands Division.
Yesterday, five Sixth Form Maths students took a trip to Oxford University to take part in the all-female annual conference ‘It All Adds Up’.
On Monday our Sixth Form Historians visited the Houses of Parliament.
Sixth Form student Rosie Muxlow has gained top marks in the service and maintenance of hydrocarbon systems.
Sunday saw Worksop College host the ‘Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols’ – one of the few public services held at the school.