The Durham Cricketers are expected back at 6pm, Teeside traffic allowing.
The 1st cricket team is at Durham 6-a-side today (1pm start).
'Scholarships Joy for Pupils' (Malton & Pickering Mercury, 23 May 2012)
'Proud Day for Pupils' (Gazette & Herald, 6 June 2012)
Six Year 8 pupils at Terrington Hall School have won a range of scholarships to senior schools around the country.
Deputy Head of School Harvey Wright has been awarded a Basil Hume award for excellence in theatre and drama to Ampleforth College, North Yorkshire. During his time at Terrington Hall Wright has immersed himself in the theatrical and musical life of the school taking on the lead role in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat and that of Hercule Poirot in Agatha Christie's Black Coffee.
Jack Charters has been awarded the Levick scholarship for sporting excellence to Malvern College, Worcestershire.
Whilst at Terrington, Charters has notched up an impressive range of sporting achievements including selection for: the U13 North East Independent Schools Football Association (NEISFA) team; the U13 North Prep School Barbarians and the U13 East Yorkshire rugby union teams; and the U13 North Yorkshire cricket team.
Steven Jones has been awarded an academic scholarship to St Peter's School, York. An accomplished musician (grade 5 cornet, piano and music theory), Jones has represented the U16 Malton Tennis Club team since the age of 11.
Serena Winn-Darley has won a sports award to Repton School, Derbyshire.
A keen sportswoman who represents her school across all sports and is the U13 netball captain, Winn-Darley was this year selected for the Satellite Netball Academy which is part of the England Excel Training Programme with progression to County and Regional Academies.
Sporting all-rounder and Terrington Hall U13 hockey captain Eliza Twiddle has been awarded the Headmaster's award for Sport to Sedbergh School, Cumbria, whilst U13 football and rugby sevens captain Joe Nordli has been awarded a sports scholarship to Durham School, Durham.
Headmaster Jon Glen said: ‘I am terrifically proud of this year's range of scholarships. As one of the few truly independent prep schools in the area we work hard to nurture each child's strengths and passions, and then find the senior school to suit the child. When children are happy they do well. At Terrington they do very well indeed.'
