Imberhorne School 35 : 10 Oathall School
Owen Farrell once remarked: “Rugby is a game that’s constant. If you are not growing with it, you get left behind.” And these year 7 boys continue to grow. When I look back at how they played in September, to how they are playing now, the difference is massive. They have bought into the team ethos and mentality, which is what bring success. Players that continually play together and train together, will grow and develop together, and not get left behind. Many of these boys are playing and training together at the club and in school and it is beginning to show. They read each other’s game, they work hard for each other, they encourage each other – all very important ingredients for a successful side. Mr P Byrne.
Try scorers: Carter (3), Jack (1), Jonjo (1), Aster (1), Harry (1)
Man of the match: Carter

Year 13s Charlie Shuttleworth performs in a band called Graffiti, they have just released their first single ‘Nobody knows where we are going’ which he wrote. Last night they appeared on Meridian Radio Station (East Grinstead Local Radio Station)

On Thursday 9th January, our Year 12 Physics students visited King’s College London for their Annual Physics Lecture.  On arrival we had the time to enjoy several hands-on physics activities which got us all thinking (and scratching our heads in some cases!).  We then listened to a 30-minute lecture by a current student at King’s who talked us though her journey from A levels, Batchelors and Masters degrees and finally learnt about her PhD which is looking at levitating spheres in order to research their thermodynamic properties on the quantum level.  Finally, Dr James Millen lectured on “Where does all the quantum go?” which discussed how quantum physics differs to classical physics, current technologies that use quantum physics and possibilities for the science in the future.  A great trip!