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Netballer Jo is undergoing a virtual trial for one of the UK’s leading netball teams, London Pulse. Helped by the school’s Head of Netball and Surrey Storm player Nicole Humphrys, Jo will have to complete at least four filmed evaluations including strength and conditioning and ball skills. Best of luck Jo! For further information on sports scholarships at Gordon's, please click here.
They endured thunderstorms, wind, rain (and some questionable cooking!) but all five Sixth Formers completed the 100 mile Duke of Edinburgh’s Gold Award expedition from Winchester to Eastbourne recently. The group of Emma Cohen, Joshua Deakin, Lottie Henden, Jesse Holmes and Ella Litjens followed the South Downs Way, taking six days before setting eyes on the Eastbourne Pier. Ella revealed there had been some “close calls with lightening” and the inevitable blisters but that the exercise had been great for team bonding. Congratulations to all the participants!
The GCSE Class of 2020 celebrating on the Front Field after collecting their results. All have shown enormous courage, determination and resilience this year and their outstanding achievements are testament to many years of hard work. Congratulations all.
Rounding off a phenomenal year in which he set records at the National Powerlifting Championships in U18 and U23, Faiyaz Moolji is now heading for Oxford University. Divya Balashanker and Benji Holland secured places to Cambridge. The recent results also mean that Asad Ali; Oli Greengrass and Teah Jasani will study medicine; Sophie Ross dental surgery and Alyssa Tutt veterinary medicine. Congratulations all. For further results information, please click here.
Congratulations to all our A Level students on their outstanding results. All have shown great fortitude, resilience and determination in a most difficult year. Socially-distanced celebrations at school today as we welcomed the Class of 2020 back to collect their results.
Taking part in what was meant to be a week long residential training course with the National Youth Music Theatre, is Ryan Knight. Now being held via Zoom, Ryan is working on his audition technique as well as choreography, musical theatre, vocals and acting. Along with group work, there is also the opportunity for one to ones with industry professionals. Funding for Ryan’s course has come from his Gordonian Award for Creative Arts, also awarded to promising sports students in Year 11. For more information on the awards, please click here.
