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Competitions
John Leggott Maths Challenge
On Wednesday 6th July 2011, four year 10 pupils from 10B1 (Mr Meyer's class) took part in the annual John Leggott Maths Challenge competing against schools from the entire Scunthorpe region and also as far away as Doncaster. They came in second place with only 2 points between them and the winners from Doncaster! We can therefore state that we are the best school in Scunthorpe and also North Lincolnshire in this competition for 2011!
The pupils who took part are Ellie Jacques, Aimee Marchant, Josh Scott and James Carpenter.
Congratulations to them all!
Magistrates Court Competition
Year 8 students took part in the local heats of the Magistrates Court competition ... and won!
They competed against other schools from North Lincolnshire. They now go through to the regional finals of this national event.
They have done very well as they are up against students who are often in Year 9. They have to re-enact a case in Scunthorpe Magistrates Court either as lawyers, witnesses, the accused or magistrates. They sat in the actual court and the case lasted for one hour.
In the semi-finals and the final, the defendant was found not guilty.
On Wednesday 6th July 2011, four year 10 pupils from 10B1 (Mr Meyer's class) took part in the annual John Leggott Maths Challenge competing against schools from the entire Scunthorpe region and also as far away as Doncaster. They came in second place with only 2 points between them and the winners from Doncaster! We can therefore state that we are the best school in Scunthorpe and also North Lincolnshire in this competition for 2011!
The pupils who took part are Ellie Jacques, Aimee Marchant, Josh Scott and James Carpenter.
Congratulations to them all!
Magistrates Court Competition
Year 8 students took part in the local heats of the Magistrates Court competition ... and won!
They competed against other schools from North Lincolnshire. They now go through to the regional finals of this national event.
They have done very well as they are up against students who are often in Year 9. They have to re-enact a case in Scunthorpe Magistrates Court either as lawyers, witnesses, the accused or magistrates. They sat in the actual court and the case lasted for one hour.
In the semi-finals and the final, the defendant was found not guilty.
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