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On Sat 25 Feb Amelia represented Worksop College in the Midland and Northern IAPS School Championships 2017, competing in the open age girls (up to age 18). Amelia, the youngest by far, was the first Worksop girl over the line and came a fantastic 8th in the overall category!
On Thurs 23 Feb the Pre-Prep pupils took part in a day of dance.
Pancake Day 2017
The Worksop College golf team have qualified for the LSGA Schools National Final at the Royal St George’s Golf Club from 23 to 26 April.
We’re currently working with the Worksop College Parents’ Association on a refurb of the Antehall. The plans include looking at furniture, lighting, and paintwork. We aim to create a more welcoming and friendly environment, as well as reducing clutter in the area.
On Valentine’s Day pupils Evan Fischer, Rio Tsui and Jerry Wong were invited to ‘Share the Love’ and together with Martin Rose they generously donated toiletries, homemade cakes and meals to the Cannon Trust.
Nursery had our first ‘memorable experience’ of this term’s topic of ‘Why do you love me so much?’
Following School Council elections and presentations, we are pleased to introduce our new school council. Council members represent the children in their year group and house.
Year 13 Geographers went to the River Wye, in the Peak District as part of their studies to gather primary data for their skills investigation.
Hailed as one of the most charismatic and adventurous quartets of the British chamber music scene, the Villiers Quartet defines the string quartet for the 21st century.
Worksop College and Ranby House are proud to present their new minibus fleet! With two sizes of minibuses available and the new school car we are ready for all the school runs, the sports events and the school trips that this year can throw at us.
Worksop College would like to extend the warmest of welcomes to Dr Carolyne Larrington from St John’s College, University of Oxford, who will be joining us this week to lead a Senior Enrichment Lecture on: ‘Arthur, Once and Future King?’