The boys' A and B teams are both 4 games into the new season.
It always takes a few matches for new players to bed in but there have already been some very good performances and results.
Currently the B team have won 3 out of their 4 matches and are top of the league.
The A team have had two emphatic victories, including an outstanding performance against Lowes Wong, but have also lost two games. It looks like being a very tough league again.
County competitions are underway - the girls play Cotgrave Candleby Lane on Tuesday 14th October, the boys play Leverton on Monday 20th October. Both teams are hoping to progress a long way in their competitions.
The girls will also be at Lowes Wong on Wednesday 15th October for their first Newark district tournament. They boys play at Flowserve on Saturday 18th October.
Good luck to everyone involved!
Thank you as always to Phil and Lou - our pitches are always the envy of visiting teams.
We have finished knitting our squares to make blankets for babies and children in Gambia. The WI ladies helped too and we have sent 6 blankets that are multi-coloured and eye catching. Mrs McDavid is taking them with her when she visits Gambia in October. We are looking forward to seeing photographs of them being used.
Our next project is an array of Christmas knitted items. Watch this space!
Dear Staff, Governors, Parents and Children,
A great big thank you for the wonderful “Send offs” I was given last term and for all the fantastic presents and cards... particularly the words. I have re- read over 300 cards and several very beautiful and special letters, which I will treasure and intend to keep in my special box...I’ve just this minute finished reading my subscription copy of Trout Magazine, checked the time on my lovely new watch, put down my beautifully inscribed glass full of wine ( I have enough wonderful wines to keep me less than sober for the next ten years and enough bottles of champagne to think of you every New Year during that ten years); glanced at my signed photo of Mr Martinez (“May he live Forever”) and my lovely framed photos of school and sports teams, had a few more lovely chocolates from my extensive range, glanced at my Beano annual, finished my chicken from the fantastic gas barbecue you bought me ,undone my chef’s apron from my even more rotund figure, and am about to pack up with my brand new fishing equipment, having filled up my fishing flask with “Irn Brew”. Leaving the house I will hang up one of my lovely “Gone Fishing signs”, then off to start a new life with the kind wishes and memories of such a fantastic school and community with me for ever.
Thanks Barnby Road, you are such good people, keep up the work ethic and that fantastic community spirit that makes you and those incredibly deserving Barnby children so very special and so successful.
I will think of you often,
Kev Eveleigh