Abingdon News No. 67

Feeling sporty The bright sunshine at end of April allowed the Lower School Assistants to spend lunchtime organising lots of different outdoor sports and games for the younger pupils. These included kwikcricket, frisbee, spikeball and mollky, a Finnish throwing game. Everyone had a really good time. 9 abingdon.org.uk Sporting fun The Sixth Formers taking part in this year's Moldova Project trip in the summer holiday undertook a sponsored challenge one weekend in May to raise funds for our partner charity Agape. Using equipment in the Sports Centre they travelled a collective distance of 398km, the distance that the River Dniester flows through Moldova. It was a great example of teamwork. Raising funds for Moldova In May, Lower School tutor groups faced each other across the table tennis table and in water polo for some sporty inter-tutor group competition. 1V won both pursuits, with 2M and 2P overall winners for water polo and table tennis respectively. News Abingdon A big hit with boarders A group of eighteen boarders spent an exciting day at the Oxfordshire Shooting School to take part in a number of activities, including archery, air rifle shooting and clay shooting. One highlight was the chance to shoot a 19th century muzzle loading hammer gun, giving a glimpse into historical firearms. The students enjoyed the hands-on experience and the chance to learn new skills in a safe and controlled environment. To give an element of friendly competition, the scores over the day were added up with Clement emerging the winner. He was presented with a commemorative hat, marking his achievement.

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