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The performances of Ivana Jalcova in the Qualifying Round last summer are one of the main reasons why the Slovak Republic booked their spot at EuroBasket Women 2011. A steady shooter for years, Jalcova played her natural game and dished up 24 assists while also not missing a single free-throw to help her team progress. This is evidence of how Jalcova continues to be one of the main leaders for the National Team and she has the experience of winning plenty of medals and accolades from her time at her hometown club where she has spent her entire career. She has just finished another effective season for Good Angels Kosice in EuroLeague Women where she also showed her willingness to do the hard work on the glass by grabbing over two rebounds per game.


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An interactive map showing the names and addresses of all handgun permit holders in New York's Westchester and Rockland counties has infuriated many readers since it was posted Saturday on a newspaper's website.
The map, published by The Journal News, allows readers to zoom in on red dots that indicate which residents are licensed to own pistols or revolvers. It had prompted more than 1,700 comments as of Wednesday morning.
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pySioGame - 0.0.2Ireneusz Imiolek (eric83pl)Tags:2d pygame puzzle simple tilebased maze mathematics educational paint linux memory board kids python3 english writing python2 reading letters shapes DescriptionpySioGame is a set of grid based educational activities for young children. The application started as author's programing sandbox in early days of stepping into python world - but later improved and transformed into an educational app. While it is not a programing piece of art children under 10 might find it useful - and hopefully won't complain about badly written code :) - as long as it starts. The app includes some basic activities in maths, reading and writing, memory, etc. More activities are being developed but graphic design is not the strongest of author's skills which quite significantly limits the possibilities - cutting edge graphics are not to be expected. Most of the nicest graphics used in the game were created by talented people who contributed their works to openclipart.org, and other sites - thanks to all of them. The application is playable (hopefully) but it is still unfinished. Testing was limited to a couple of PCs running Ubuntu + some bug reports from users. Not tested on any other Operating Systems but it is very unlikely this will run on Windows (or maybe not so unlikely - it has been changed slightly so it doesn't crash if espeak is not installed, obviously it will not "speak" but might start and be somehow playable - can anyone on Windows with Python and Pygame installed try it and share the results please?). Requirements: - OS: Linux - python 2.7+ - python-pygame - espeak The app supports multiple languages - but currently only English, Polish, Greek and Spanish translations are completed, Russian partially completed and Portuguese, French, Italian, German and Finnish language versions are added to the program but are not translated. Please contact the author if you would like to help translating this application to any of those languages or to improve (make more fun) any of the completed translations. The English version would definitely benefit from some beautification by native speaker, anyone interested? Thanks to Miriam Ruiz who did the hard work and created the deb and ppa - more details in comments. A little GamePlay Video of an ancient version (v. 0.0.1-pre-alpha): Changes0.0.2.0-pre-alpha:
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A man sits. He is calm, contemplating an event like no other, larger than any before it. He twirls his wrist straightens his tie, waiting for inspiration to strike.
And so it does.
The man has a thought, of what would happen if he were to take either 17 or 23 exceptional personages, and invite them to a game? Sure, it had been done before, time and time again, but that is only the set-up! They wouldn't compete on a ship, an island, or a mansion. He wouldn't take them far away, no, all he would need is a facility. A single building, with enough living space for them and the staff that will set up their challenges. He had just the place too, at the center of the city, surrounding the many people who will soon follow him and his friends on an adventure unlike any other. BUT, that wasn't the twist.
The twist would be the manner of recruitment, how he would get these exceptional people to start on their quest, the style of the game, focusing on money and growth and loss, what the contestants would do, their moments of leisure and rest and planning, and finally... his final twist. Somewhere, hiding among the other contestants, there would be someone with an edge. One person, more exceptional than the rest, would have knowledge that no others did. Who he was would never be mentioned. If he was still in play would never be said. It would be a secret, an ever-present paranoia lurking around their mind.
Yes. The man was pleased with this. As was his studio and his producers and his sponsors. It was perfect. All it needed was a name.
There were many names that he could take, focusing on the money or the mole or the locale, but in the end he had an epiphany.
"How about we call it..."
Well, this looks neat, what is it?
Calcumniation has three root words.
-Calculation - the act or process of calculating, usually with numbers such as in money
-Illumination - the act or process of enlightening, usually with regard to knowledge
-Calumniation - the act or process of making false and malicious statements about, usually with words
So, as alluded by our mysterious host's musings, this is a game involving these three things in different capacities.
Can you answer that in a less smug manner?
Sure I guess.
Now, if you've been paying attention (or stalking), you'll notices that I've been a little lovesick puppy over an old friend of mine, Niall. Now, this guy, he's gone now, for a buncha reasons that are out of his control that suck. Before that though, he ran a game called Shank-A-Bitch (2). And before that, he started up a game called Tontine.
Along with the Brain Trust (which included me and a few other wonderful people yet to be introduced), he planned a plethora of games that would test the skills of twenty-three lucky people. With the exception of the first Pauper game and the first Privileged game, all of this was unused. Now that it's summer and that I've got more time coming up on my hands, I thought that it would be time that it stopped being that. What this means is that this game will be functionally similar to Tontine except for two significant changes which will be outlined soon.
Rules of Play.
There are two aspects to Calcumniation, the first of which is virtually completely ripped from Tontine with almost no changes.
The first is The Challenges. ---
The Challenges will be both new and old, anything and everything that me and the Brain Trust can think of and throw at you. There's going to be a lot going on and that's why I'll need help along with players.
The second is the issue of The Informed. ---
Game Timeline
A) The Challenges and the "Day" begin
Aa)Players are informed of results of the Informed Poll
Ab)Informed receives edge
Ac)Privileged's Challenge Begins and Ends
Ad)Demotion to Pauper Occurs
B) Paupers' Challenge begins
Ba)Paupers' Challenge is Judged
Bb)Player Elimination Occurs
C) Informed Poll begins
Ca)First Place Winner of "Day's" challenge receives information
Cb)Preparation for next set of challenges
Cc)"Day" ends
Wow, that was a lot of words, anything else I should know?
Oh yes, Participation in Calcumniation, like in Tontine, comes in three flavors. Judge, Brain Trust, and Contestant.
Judge - By Invitation Only. These people will participate as deciders in some of the competitions to come. They will do so impartially and with the final say in their respective challenge.
Brain Trust - Exactly like Tontine, anyone who sends me a PM shall enter a realm beyond, where they are to do to me what I did to Niall. Reign me in, remind me of what matters, keep me on target. They are to keep this she-bang going should I unfortunately fail to do so and they will each have as much power over you all as I will. Together, we will determine the challenges, keep that quality of play as high as possible, and make sure that I don't do something Balls Stupid. They are all the best people possible and they can join but asking me via IRC, Skype, a forum PM, or anything. If they are anonymous or public in their Brain Trustery is up to them.
Contestant -These guys are the stars of the show, you, YOU READER, this is what You Want. If you read all of the above then You Know that this is the place to be! Contestants will participate in the various challenges that the game will offer for the chance to be crowned winner and take home $1,000,000 hypothetical dollars. This game will take A While so if you could devote a good amount of time to it, that'd be great! You won't have to do something every day, but be sure to check for new developments as often as possible. The Challenges are made to be as accessible as possible and will have appropriate time limits to them. Stuff's going to be fun and intense and I really hope that you join in on the fun!
Is... is it over yet?
Yeap, the gist is that this is going to be an online game-show similar to Niall's Tontine only with an added twist of a Slightly Informed Party. There will be prizes and fun and you should join and have a good time if you promise to devote the time for it! Good luck!


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23 May 2013 - OW Netball 2013
On Saturday 11th May, Wycliffe 1st and 2nd teams played in the new format of a tournament style to celebrate OW Day.
21 May 2013 - The Gloucestershire Showcase Short Film Festival
The first Gloucestershire Showcase Short Film Festival is to be held on Saturday 1st June at the Blackfriars Priory in Gloucester.
21 May 2013 - Britain's first crane egg in four centuries
The first crane egg in southern Britain in more than 400 years has been laid by a nesting bird.
17 May 2013 - Wycliffe Robo Fest 2013
Come and join us for a day of fun designing, creating and programming Robots!
9 May 2013 - Creative Writing Competition
On Thursday 25th April, a well-attended yet intimate audience gathered in the school atrium to hear extracts of creative writing across the year groups.
24 Apr 2013 - A Head for heights - Pupil becomes Head for the day
Raffle draws have never brought any luck for me, so when I was told about the news that I had been drawn to swap with Mrs. Burnet Ward as Head for a day, I was pretty excited. As a student, there's always unanswered questions, presumptions and stereotypes about the Head's job so I was intrigued to find out the truth about them.
19 Apr 2013 - Tristan Smith OW Becomes Fitness Model
Tristan Smith OW this week flew to California, looking to pursue a career in commercial fitness modelling and coaching. Tristan has been training since he entered Sixth Form almost six years ago and still remembers his time at Wycliffe fondly.
18 Apr 2013 - CCF Nordic Ski Expedition
Over the Easter holidays a team of eight staff and students, from Wycliffe College CCF, went on an arduous cross-country skiing expedition to the Hardangervidda mountain range in Norway. The aim of the venture was to introduce a fairly novice group of cadets to cross-country skiing in what is classed as one of the great wilderness areas of Northern Europe.
12 Apr 2013 - Open Studios - Private View
Friday 3rd May 2013 4.00pm - 6.00pm Six members of art staff from Wycliffe College display their work as part of the Stroud Valleys Open Studios Festival over two weekends 11th & 12th May, 18th & 19th May.
28 Mar 2013 - Gifted Young Chemist Makes Gold
A Wycliffe student has taken a gold medal at a Chemistry Olympiad, and did it a year early! Two other Wycliffe students won Bronze medals.
26 Mar 2013 - Wycliffe's Model United Nations Season Starts
The latter half of the Spring Term saw the belated start of Wycliffe's Model United Nations season.
26 Mar 2013 - Cadets Receive National Citizen Service Certificates
Wycliffe's Combined Cadet Force (CCF) jumped at the opportunity of taking part in a new and exciting Government sponsored enterprise.
22 Mar 2013 - The Life of Pi
This Thursday saw the Wycliffe College Pi Recitation Contest take place in honour of Pi Day. Pi Day is observed on March 14 (or 3/14 in the American month/day date format), since 3, 1 and 4 are the three most significant digits of π in the decimal form.
22 Mar 2013 - Spring Military Skills Competition
On a bitterly cold day in March, eight cadets travelled to Insworth to compete in the Springs Skills Competition. Previously this had been a purely shooting based activity, however this year it was altered to include a range of activities.
22 Mar 2013 - Dodged! What a relief
To raise money for Comic Relief, the prefects felt they would like to contribute and organise an event together as a team. The idea of a Dodgeball Tournament was an instant hit, as it would hopefully raise a lot of money as well as being a bit of fun for all who took part.
21 Mar 2013 - Wycliffe Pray for Japan
Monday 11th March, marked the second anniversary of the North East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami.
19 Mar 2013 - U14 District Hockey Champions 2013
On Thursday 14th March, the U14 Hockey squad travelled to Deer Park in Cirencester to play the District Schools' Hockey Tournament.
14 Mar 2013 - Wycliffe in Slavery Shock
An auction of prefect and teacher 'slaves' at Wycliffe College this morning raised over £200 towards the school's Comic Relief fund. Pupils – and some other teachers - bid up to £40 for the right to have the volunteer servants for a day of service next week. Now the 'slaves' will be put to use preparing drinks, collecting meals, cleaning study spaces, polishing shoes and opening doors for the winning bidders.
13 Mar 2013 - Young Enterprise Trade Exhibition in Cheltenham
Year 12 pupils Charlotte Ansell and Flick Williams presented their "Illuminite" car safety product at the Young Enterprise Trade Exhibiton, to judges and the public in the Cheltenham Town Hall.
12 Mar 2013 - Comic Relief Inter House Bake off challenge!
On Monday 11th February, Wycliffe College began a 'Comic Relief Week', starting with a large baking competition between houses.
12 Mar 2013 - Caricatures for Charity
The event will be taking place in School House from 18/03 to 22/03, when pupils and staff will have the opportunity to have their pictures done. This will largely be done over Easter, with pictures taken during this week. It will be £10 for a digital print and £15 for a painting.
11 Mar 2013 - Further Maths Network
On Thursday 7th March, two teams of Wycliffe's best Year 10 mathematicians represented the school at a regional round of the 'Further Maths Network' Year 10 Team maths competition.
7 Mar 2013 - World Book Day at Wycliffe
A great morning was enjoyed with A M Crawford celebrating World Book Day.
1 Mar 2013 - Pupils Pack for Charity
On Saturday 23rd February, a group of the boys from Haywardsfield boarding house spent the day packing bags at Tesco in Stroud in an effort to raise money for the Meningitis Trust.
28 Feb 2013 - The Acoustic Evening
Wycliffe College Music Department presents 'The Acoustic Evening'
6 Feb 2013 - English is not enough
Wycliffe's Language Department presented its annual "English is not enough" event for Year 9, who this year, were joined by students from Katherine Lady Berkeley and Stroud High Schools.
1 Feb 2013 - Wycliffe Pray for Japan
Wycliffe Pray for Japan (Fundraising for Japanese Tsunami Orphans) raised £380.50 from the Krispy Kreme doughnuts sale, the guess the teacher competition and the Christmas card sale at Stonehouse Goodwill Fest. Thank you so much to all who were involved.
30 Jan 2013 - Wycliffe first school in South West to offer US university entrance tests
The PSAT, SAT and ACT testing systems are rarely permitted outside the USA and very few places in the UK are authorised to run them. With increasing numbers wishing to apply for US universities, the school decided it was time to put Wycliffe among the elite.
24 Jan 2013 - The Magic of Computer Science
Professor Paul Curzon, formerly Director of Studies for Computer Science at Sidney Sussex, College, Cambridge, currently working in the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, at Queen Mary, University of London, came into college to speak to Y9s about the magic of Computer Science.
22 Jan 2013 - Wycliffe Code Breakers Unravel a Story
Last September saw the launch of the Wycliffe Cryptology Club, an enrichment activity for pupils interested in code breaking.  The pupils study cipher systems and try and decrypt messages using various techniques such as frequency analysis of letters and symbols, intuition, and use of computer programmes.   Additionally, the club entered a team ̶ 'Wycliffe Code Breakers' ̶ in the annual National Cipher Challenge.
21 Jan 2013 - Chartwells Spring Term Newsletter
Welcome to the Chartwell's Spring Term Newsletter. I would like to share with you activities that took place during the Autumn Term and ones we have planned for the new term. We hope to ensure that your son or daughter finds the dining experience both fun and pleasurable, as well as encouraging them to eat healthily.
18 Jan 2013 - Wycliffe winter wonderland
Wycliffe was proud to remain open today – in spite of the weather. A level exams went ahead, pupils used online learning services to access lessons if they could not get to school and some staff even skied in to get in.
14 Jan 2013 - Wycliffe's own coral reef
As part of the on-going redevelopment of the Science School, Biology Lab 3 was refurbished over the summer.
1 Jan 2013 - Creative Writing Competition
On Thursday 25th April, a well-attended yet intimate audience gathered in the school atrium to hear extracts of creative writing across the year groups.
10 Dec 2012 - Computer Science trip to Oxford
On Tuesday, 4th of December, I had a chance to attend a Computing at Schools Conference: "Inventing the Future", in Oxford.
29 Nov 2012 - Heads in a Spin
Wycliffe hosted some of the country's top head teachers this week as they converged on the school for a lesson of their own.
28 Nov 2012 - Dynamic Duo Make Next Round
On Thursday 22nd November, Wycliffe and three other schools took part in the first rounds on the nation-wide English Speaking Union's Schools' Mace competition.
26 Nov 2012 - Wycliffe College Mural Grand Opening
This landmark mural project commissioned and made possible through funding provided by the Parents' Association has been designed to create a focal point at the student entrance to School House, bringing together many aspects of Wycliffe life.
23 Nov 2012 - Ready Steady Cook
On Tuesday 13th November, Wycliffe College, Stonehouse hosted a 'Ready Steady Cook' styled evening led by Darren Tinkler, Development Chef from Chartwells.
20 Nov 2012 - VOX Tour to Chicago
In conjunction with our partner school in Chicago, North Shore Country Day School, a music group from Wycliffe had an amazingly successful tour over the half-term break.
20 Nov 2012 - Gloucestershire Junior Foil Championships
This event was held in our Sports Centre.  Sadly, due to the date of the half term, a number of our pupils were unavailable to compete this year. Despite a slightly lower field of entrants, Wycliffe were well represented. Pupils from both the Prep and Senior School were joined by their Junior Club teammates.
19 Nov 2012 - Japanese Exchange
Ashiya Gakuen visit to Wycliffe November 2012
16 Nov 2012 - Movember
Wycliffe staff and pupils support Movember UK in their month long campaign to raise awareness of men's health.
16 Nov 2012 - Sorrento Trip
It is not difficult to dream of being back in Sorrento while we are experiencing this cold and wet British weather.
15 Nov 2012 - U14 Netball County Champions
Wycliffe's U14s netball squad played in the Gloucestershire Schools' Netball Tournament on Monday 12th November.
13 Nov 2012 - Wycliffe Debating sees resurgence
Wycliffe Debating has seen resurgence in recent years, due in part to a number of new inter-school competitions, the likes of which we have not entered in recent memory. One such competition is organised by Gloucester-based solicitors Davies and Partners. This competition sees pairs of pupils from Gloucestershire schools engage in relevant topics that effect our country or the world as a whole in a series of quick-fire debates.
13 Nov 2012 - England run in seven tries as they out-fox Fiji at Twickenham
Former Pupil Charlie Sharples celebrates success.
7 Nov 2012 - Wycliffe College Mural 2012
Artist Laurie Plant has realised a large landmark mural situated on the imposing wall in the pupil entrance to School House. This project has involved collaboration with pupils at Wycliffe through workshops and a residency programme. This work is complemented by an exhibition of working drawings and photographs on display in the Atrium gallery.
31 Oct 2012 - Sorrento Trip 2012
Wycliffe Geograhpy Department travelled to Sorrento in the October half term.
10 Oct 2012 - Wycliffe Mural
Wycliffe, with the help of the Parents Association (PASS), has commissioned a landmark mural that will be painted on the large wall by the pupils' entrance to School House.
9 Oct 2012 - Wycliffe's Double Win
Wycliffe College had a double win in the National Schools Section of the Calmseden Horse Trials on 7th October.
8 Oct 2012 - DY visit Oxford
On Friday 5th October, a group of 35 Development Year pupils accompanied by four members of staff went on a trip to Oxford.
2 Oct 2012 - Spectacular Science at Wycliffe
Monday 1st October, saw Wycliffe College host lectures from Tim Harrison of Bristol University and John Kilcoyne from the University of Sunderland (more famously known as 'the man in the shed' from Sky1's Brainiac TV show) on the benefits of fossil fuels, thermodynamics, beetles and the fun in science.
18 Sep 2012 - Wycliffe College Orchestral Festival for Young Musicians
A day for young orchestral musicians of Grade 2 standard and upwards to meet, play music and have fun!
17 Sep 2012 - The Great Crane Project Update
We are delighted to share the latest news on Wycliffe's sponsored crane, which hatched back in May.
13 Sep 2012 - A Generation Inspired
Wycliffe students sat rapt in awe this week as one of their teachers told of her work as an Olympics Gamesmaker this summer.
10 Sep 2012 - OW to perform at Cheltenham Playhouse
Former pupil, Kieran Powell will be debuting his solo theatre show at the Cheltenham Playhouse on Saturday 27 October, at 2.30pm
6 Sep 2012 - From pub to pulpit Wycliffe's new chaplain
Pictured above, Rev John McHale and Mrs Burnet Ward with the Bishop of Tewkesbury on Thursday 6th September. Wycliffe is delighted to announce that reverend John McHale, a former pub landlord and monk has been chosen to give spiritual support to pupils.
5 Sep 2012 - Wycliffe Rowers Join Olympians in a Race of a Lifetime!
On Saturday 18th August Mr Garrow, Tom James and I, travelled all the way up to Hexham in Northumberland for the Matt Wells Jubilee Sprint Regatta 2012. This was a one-off event for the retirement of Matt Wells, an Olympic bronze medallist from Beijing and the stroke of the GB Quad Scull at London 2012 who finished 5th in the final.
3 Sep 2012 - Rocky Mountain Cadet Exchange 2012
Over the summer holidays, I was lucky enough to be chosen to go on a 6 week leadership and challenge course in the Rocky Mountains.
23 Aug 2012 - Wycliffe Grade Boosters at work!
Wycliffe's sparkling summer has continued today with the publication of GCSE results. No fewer than sixteen students at the non-selective Stonehouse school achieved seven or more A and A*s. The overall pass rate of 100% included a record-breaking 38% at A* and A.
16 Aug 2012 - Local students top the table as Wycliffe posts best-ever A levels
Wycliffe's A level students have recorded their best ever set of results with a third of all grades being A* and As in a year in which A grades were harder to achieve in light of pressure from exams watchdog Ofqual.
6 Aug 2012 - Wycliffe at the Olympics
Lisa Gomez, Head of Spanish at Wycliffe College is a volunteer Language Services Team Member for Basketball at the Olympics.
10 Jul 2012 - Year Nine Transition Day
The academic transition day for the new Year 9 pupils who will be joining us this September is a fantastic opportunity for pupils to meet a number of teachers and sample the range of subjects they will taking in the new academic Year.
10 Jul 2012 - Collingwood Summer Party Delights
On the 28th June 2012, Collingwood House celebrated the approaching end of the Summer Term, and for many their final days at Wycliffe, with a summer party.
5 Jul 2012 - 2012 Intelligent Innovators at GCHQ
A Year 9 team represented Wycliffe at the 2012 Intelligent Innovators inter-school competition held at GCHQ on June 22nd 2012.
5 Jul 2012 - Former Pupils Return for Gido's Big Bash
On Sunday 1st July, Wycliffe hosted the Alex Gidman Benefit Six-a-side Tournament, in what turned out to be a perfect day for cricket.
4 Jul 2012 - Perfect Prefect
On the 26th June, a team of 26 Prefects and Heads of Houses underwent a full day of training, in preparation for their forthcoming academic year as the student leaders at Wycliffe College.
3 Jul 2012 - Music Bonanza
Thursday 28th June saw the first ever Year 12 Music Bonanza in the Chapel.
29 Jun 2012 - Olympic Day is well underway at Wycliffe
All pupils will have the opportunity to sample different activities that will form part of the London Olympics 2012.
27 Jun 2012 - The Nihongo Cup Contest
Wycliffe pupils, Omar Shah Hakim and Winnie Fan participated in The Nihongo Cup (National Japanese Speech Contest) in June, at the Japanese Embassy in London.
26 Jun 2012 - Dr Rose Tweets
One of the most rewarding parts of Science is finding out about all of the brilliant and far-reaching work that is going on around the world.
25 Jun 2012 - House charity bags money
Saturday 16th June boys from Haywardsfield spent 7 hours bag packing at Tesco, Stroud in an effort to raise money for Meningitis Trust.
25 Jun 2012 - Gido's Big Bash
Bash Sunday 1 July 2012 at Wycliffe College. The Benefit Committee of Alex Gidman, Gloucestershire CCC Captain & Old Wycliffian, invite you to join Alex and a number of his Gloucestershire colleagues to take part in his 6-a-side cricket day in the glorious surroundings of Wycliffe College.
7 Jun 2012 - Raspberry Pi
This year the ICT Department have begun learning how to write mobile phone apps.
1 Jun 2012 - Microsoft Academy news
Jack Anderson is Wycliffe's first Microsoft Office Specialist.
31 May 2012 - The Art of Origami
Year 9 pupils had a break from their normal Japanese lesson to take part in the fabulous Japanese art of origami!
29 May 2012 - CCF Biennial Inspection
The CCF Biennial Review was carried out on Wednesday 25 April. The Inspecting Officer was, the Deputy Commander 43 (Wessex) Brigade, Colonel Aidan Smyth RE.
24 May 2012 - International constituents welcome Olympic Flame
Wycliffe's international contingent of Development Year pupils went to watch the Olympic torch borne through Stroud on Wednesday 23rd May.
21 May 2012 - Wycliffe is a buzz once more
Our new swarm is settling in well and have been busy since last Wednesday evening when they arrived.
16 May 2012 - Inter-House Public Speaking Competition
Friday 11th May saw the return of Wycliffes Inter-House Public Speaking Competition.
15 May 2012 - Ten Tors Challenge 2012
Over the weekend a team of Year 10 Cadets took part in the arduous Ten Tors Challenge.
8 May 2012 - Prep and Senior School Concert
On Friday 27th April the Performing Arts Centre at the Prep School hosted a very special concert in which the musicians of both the Senior and Prep schools performed as one.
3 May 2012 - The Great Crane Project
In support of the Great Crane Project, Wycliffe is delighted to have sponsored an egg and is eagerly awaiting the hatching, which is due to happen later this month.
27 Apr 2012 - Creative Writing Competition 2012
Each year, the submissions for this anthology never cease to astound me. The wealth of talent that we have here at Wycliffe is obvious and it is clear to me that the standard of writing improves year by year.
24 Apr 2012 - Festival of Manufacturing and Engineering
Wycliffe was delighted to be the launch venue for the Festival of Manufacturing and Engineering.
22 Mar 2012 - Pupils get Packing
On Saturday 16th March, a group of the boys from Haywardsfield boarding house spent the day packing bags at Tesco in Stroud in an effort to raise money for the Meningitis Trust, which is the houses chosen charity.
19 Mar 2012 - Inter-House Debating Competition
Since the 20th January, Wycliffe has been hosting its own Inter-House Debating Competition. Thirty one participants made up various pairs from each of the boarding houses have been competing every Friday in twelve heats, overseen by eight different judges, all for two pieces of silverware.
13 Mar 2012 - 500 WORDS
Mrs Hodgkins, Senior School Librarian, has been chosen to be one of the teacher/librarian judges for the Radio 2 Chris Evans Breakfast Show 500 WORDS competition.
12 Mar 2012 - Wycliffe Enterprise Team Highly Successful
Wycliffe attended the Area Trade Fair for Young Enterprise at Cheltenham Town Hall on Thursday 8th March.
7 Mar 2012 - Comenius Trip to Germany
On Sunday 12th February, Mr Jenkins, Ms Phelps along with pupils, Alex Gilchrist, Kieran Powell and Josie Randall travelled to Schwabisch Gmund in Germany.
6 Mar 2012 - Cookery Club
This year cookery club have been supporting the 2012 Olympics by cooking a variety of dishes from around the world.
27 Feb 2012 - Robofest 2012
Today marked the launch of Wycliffes Robofest 2012, with Senior and Prep School pupils taking part in various workshops.
23 Feb 2012 - UKMT Mathematical Circle
The UK Mathematics Trust is inviting students to attend a trial of a new enrichment event for around fifty able young mathematicians the UKMT Mathematical Circle.
22 Feb 2012 - Flipping Good Pancakes
The girls of Haywardsend, with the help of Miss Howard, Miss Sherwood and Chartwells Duty Chef Doreen Johnson, raised money for their chosen charity, The Shrubberies School by hosting a pancake sale on Shrove Tuesday.
20 Feb 2012 - Pray for Japan Update
Japanese teacher Mrs Suzui, with the help of a dedicated team of pupils, managed to raise an amazing 600 for the IWATE Japanese Tsunami Orphans Fund from the sale of 3,000 Wycliffe Pray for Japan, Christmas cards.
9 Feb 2012 - Bid for a Butler
Wycliffes chapel held a charity auction, Bid for a Butler in aid of Cancer Research UK.
31 Jan 2012 - Year 9 Visit Blists Hill
Brick-making, candle-making and watching 19th century foundry workers making iron tools, were just some of the activities undertaken by Year 9 pupils on a visit to Blists Hill Industrial Village and Museum, on Wednesday 25th January.
30 Jan 2012 - An Evening with Sarah Connolly
Wycliffe invites you to an Evening with Sarah Connolly CBE on Saturday 10th March 2012 at 7.30pm
26 Jan 2012 - Alex Gidman - Benefit Dates Announced
Alex Gidmans benefit committee is delighted to announce the dates of his two benefit year launch events, a fabulous evening in Bristol with two sporting greats, a 2005 Ashes winner and 2003 Rugby World Cup winner and an intimate evening at the Old Brewery in Greenwich, London for beer and cricket lovers hosted by Angus Fraser and Roger Dakin.
25 Jan 2012 - Wycliffes Rugby Team Poised for Success
Wycliffes rugby stars have won through to the regional final of the Daily Mail Vase, which will be played tonight at Stroud RFC.
23 Jan 2012 - Year 9 Face the Dragons Den
On Friday 20th January, as part of our Business and Enterprise Day, Wycliffe Year 9 had an opportunity to develop a valuable range of skills working in small teams led by leaders from local businesses.
20 Jan 2012 - ICT Microsoft Academy
The Education Secretarys statement criticising the teaching of ICT in schools has shown once again how Wycliffe College is ahead of the game.
12 Jan 2012 - English is not enough
On Wednesday 11th January, the Modern Foreign Languages Department put on "English is not enough" - a morning of activities and talks to show Year 9 the importance of languages in the workplace.
1 Jan 2012 - Festival of Manufacturing and Engineering
Wycliffe was delighted to be the launch venue for the Festival of Manufacturing and Engineering.
1 Dec 2011 - Mark Cummings of BBC Radio Gloucestershire - house call
Mark Cummings of BBC Radio Gloucestershire visited Wycliffe earlier this morning to conduct interviews with pupils, teachers and support staff as part of his regular show and tell feature, where he talks to local state and independent schools on various topics and current affairs.
25 Nov 2011 - Gamesmaker role for Miss Gomez
Language teacher Lisa Gomez, will be attending the 2012 Games in the important role as Gamesmaker.
24 Nov 2011 - Alex Gidman Benefit Year 2012
Gloucestershire County Cricket Club has recently announced that former pupil, Alex Gidman, has been awarded a benefit year in 2012
23 Nov 2011 - Step Back In Time
On Saturday 19th November, Wycliffe hosted its Step Back in Time 1940s inspired Dinner Dance with an Auction of Promises.
22 Nov 2011 - APPsolutely Fantastic
Wycliffes ICT department recently ventured to Cirencesters very own App developing company called Neon Play.
21 Nov 2011 - Wycliffe Christmas Concert
Wycliffe Choral Society is giving a concert of Music for Christmas on Sunday 27th November with a suitably festive programme.
14 Nov 2011 - Sister School Cultural Exchange
For a week in November, Wycliffe College will once again play hosts to our partner Japanese School, Ashiya High School.
11 Nov 2011 - Girls Honour Mrs B
On Thursday the 10th of November, the Haywardsend girls gathered in the office to unveil our latest surprise.
7 Nov 2011 - Model United Nations
Wycliffe's Model United Nations started off its year with an international conference at Lorentz Lyceum in the city of Arnhem, Netherlands.
21 Oct 2011 - Comenius Project
Wycliffe College is hosting the inaugural conference of its prestigious European Comenius Project between November 13th - 18th.
13 Oct 2011 - Wycliffe Orchestral Festival
Sunday 9th October saw the annual Wycliffe Orchestral Festival take place in the Sibly Hall.
3 Oct 2011 - LORD LIEUTENTANT CADET
CSM Gwilym Wyn-Jones had been appointed as a Lord Lieutenant Cadet and is one of eight cadets to represent the County of Gloucestershire.
27 Sep 2011 - OW Will Gidman Wins Player-of-the-Year
OW, Will Gidman has capped a superb debut season with Gloucestershire Cricket Club by being named the clubs Player-of-the-Year.
21 Sep 2011 - Miserden Day 2011
On Wednesday 21st September Year 9 and staff, descended upon the Miserden Estate in Gloucestershire for the annual Miserden field activities trip.
20 Sep 2011 - Bag2School
On Tuesday 20th September, the Wycliffe Pray for Japan Fund raising team organised a Bag2School collection to raise money for the education and welfare of 92 children orphaned by the Japanese earthquake and tsunami.
19 Sep 2011 - GCSE Applied Science Pupils visit Stroud Fire Station.
Stroud Fire Station kindly hosted a visit for a group of GCSE Applied scientists. They experienced at firsthand what it is like trying to rescue people trapped in a smoke filled room using thermal imaging cameras.
17 Sep 2011 - Wycliffe Pray for Japan
Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Orphans Fund
13 Sep 2011 - Wycliffe Orchestral Festival
Sunday 9th October saw the annual Wycliffe Orchestral Festival take place in the Sibly Hall.
8 Sep 2011 - The Griffin Opens
On Thursday 8th September, the much anticipated Costa branded Griffin coffee shop opened for service!
7 Sep 2011 - New Lampeter State-of-the-art Boarding
Pupils returned to Wycliffe this September to discover that Lampeter House had been transformed over the course of the Summer break!
6 Sep 2011 - Wycliffe Junior Open
The Wycliffe Junior Open held over the August bank holiday weekend was a huge success for the College.
25 Aug 2011 - Wycliffe defies the odds
Wycliffe's pupils have exceeded all expectations in this year's GCSE exams, with top academic students as well as the school's lower ability pupils celebrating outstanding personal achievements.
18 Aug 2011 - Wycliffe maintains strong results profile
Wycliffe's Head, Margie Burnet Ward has congratulated pupils on another excellent set of A level results this morning.
26 Jul 2011 - Extracts from Speech Day
Vote of Thanks by Greg Mason, Head Boy.
11 Jul 2011 - Wycliffe Golf Society Competition
Wycliffe Golf Society held its first Golf Championships on Wednesday 6th July.
7 Jul 2011 - Art workshop & Comenius Project
The Year 10 Art students were transported into a world of creativity where they worked all day with local artist Anne Maliphant.
5 Jul 2011 - David Drew, former M.P. for Stroud meets with Development Year
David Drew, the former Stroud Labour MP came to talk to the Development Year Students at Wycliffe College.
4 Jul 2011 - Wycliffe Junior Polo Team
Wycliffes Junior Polo team participated in the National Schools U16 Polo Tournament at Longdole Polo Club.
1 Jul 2011 - A thoroughly Luvvy evening
This years Oscar Awards party was a delightful evening, complete with classroom outtakes, beautiful awards and convivial company.
1 Jul 2011 - D of E Expedition
Seven Year 9 pupils took part in their Bronze-qualifying venture last weekend.
1 Jul 2011 - Talented Players Net Top Notch Coaching
Two talented Year 9 pupils, Georgie Chillingworth and Lara Bathurst have spent the 2010-11 netball-training season in the company of the cream of the county's talent while receiving coaching sessions at the Gloucestershire Satellite Netball Academy, at the Oxtalls Campus in Cheltenham.
30 Jun 2011 - How to make the perfect prefects
As part of the preparation process for the newly appointed Year 12 prefects and the head of Houses, twenty-two pupils and their Sixth Form tutors took part in a team building session at the Head 4 Heights Aerial Adventure Centre in South Cerney.
30 Jun 2011 - Exciting News on Boarding Expansion
Breaking news Due to an increased demand in pupil places, Lampeter Boarding House moves into its final phase of development and will be completed in time for the start of the Autumn Term in September.
20 Jun 2011 - England Rugby Honours for Wycliffe Pair
Former Wycliffe pupils, Tim Payne and Charlie Sharples have both been picked by Martin Johnson for Englands 45-man World Cup training squad announced this week.
20 Jun 2011 - Wind Serenade
Music for a summer evening featuring the wind players of Gloucestershire Symphony Orchestra
20 Jun 2011 - Wycliffe is a buzzzz
Like a black cloud flying silently across the tennis courts, a swarm of bees arrived at Wycliffe on Tuesday afternoon.
16 Jun 2011 - OW Netball
When the Wycliffe 1st team clashed with the OWs on the 7th May, the close loss last year was very much on our minds.
15 Jun 2011 - Carducci Magic
Wycliffe string players benefitted from the professional touch when they were visited by the world famous Carducci String Quartet at the Prep School Studio Theatre on Tuesday 14th June.
13 Jun 2011 - Olympic Rowing Coach takes session at Wycliffe College Boat Club
Wycliffe College Boat Club was both delighted and privileged to host Olympic Rowing coach Bill Barry for a training session involving our senior boys quad.
10 Jun 2011 - Biology Field Trip
On Thursday 9th June, a group of Year 10 pupils visited two local farms.
1 Jun 2011 - Pupils Present Charity With Cheque
Following on from the news story on 8th February 2011, Sixth Form students, Tom, Charles and Mathew are pictured presenting a cheque to a representative of Fly2help charity for the value of £1,000.
25 May 2011 - Warm Wycliffe Welcome to Surprise Royal Visitor
On Wednesday 25th May, the children and staff at Wycliffe Preparatory School were interrupted from their normal morning lessons when the Head, Adrian Palmer, asked the children to gather near the school playing fields as a surprise visitor would be arriving by helicopter at 11am!
19 May 2011 - Nordic Challenge
During the Easter holidays, a team of 8 staff and cadets travelled to the Hardangervidda mountain range in Southern Norway, where we were to carry out an arduous cross-country skiing expedition.
13 May 2011 - Evesham Regatta
On Sunday 1st May, the Boat Club travelled the short journey to Evesham in order to take part in the 500m Sprint Regatta.
12 May 2011 - The Bee Club
The Bee Club will be going on a Taster Day on Saturday 18 June with The Stroud Beekeeper Association.
11 May 2011 - The Periodical
What started out as an idea between two school friends on a Model United Nations trip has evolved into a massively complex web adventure.
10 May 2011 - Step Back In Time Dinner Dance
As many of you may be aware by now something big is happening at Wycliffe this November.
4 May 2011 - Sun, Sea and Santander
40 Wycliffe students attended a ten-day trip to Spain as part of a Spanish Cultural and Immersion Programme.
3 May 2011 - Wycliffe put out the bunting for Kate & William
Despite busily preparing for a summer of examinations, Wycliffe College students took time out to celebrate Kate & Williams tying of the marital knot.
6 Apr 2011 - Wycliffe Squash are simply the best
Wycliffe Squash players made history in the National Schools Competition by winning both the boys under 15 and boys under 19 titles, a feat which no other school has ever done in the 70 year history of the competition.
4 Apr 2011 - Pupil receives Royal Marine Scholarship
Year 12 pupil, Gwilym Wyn-Jones was presented with a Royal Marines recruit beret and belt in School Assembly by Captain Moore of the Royal Marines.
31 Mar 2011 - Prefects provide charity boost
Earlier this term, the pupils, parents and staff of Wycliffe contributed to a collection of old and unused sports kit as part of an RAF appeal called 'Taking Football to Africa and Beyond'.
23 Mar 2011 - Wycliffe Students join US Ambassador to see Democracy in Action
The chance to take part in a debate in the famous Senedd in Cardiff was eagerly seized upon by Wycliffe students on a recent visit to the Welsh Assembly, on the same day that the US Ambassador rolled into town.
16 Mar 2011 - Easter Egg Hatches Early
The chick was the only one of three to hatch on Thursday 10th March in the Biology Department.
14 Mar 2011 - Avon County Head 2011
On Saturday March 5th, a good proportion of the Boat Club competed at the Avon County Head of the River situated on the Avon near Bath.
9 Mar 2011 - MUN Conference
For Wycliffe's second trip to Kingswood's MUN Conference, we were given Madagascar and Turkey to represent.
4 Mar 2011 - Wycliffe goes to Westminster
In March, some of the Sixth Form Politics students were lucky enough to obtain tickets to see Prime Ministers Question Time in the House of Commons.
1 Mar 2011 - City Of Bristol Head
On Sunday 20th February, a small squad of nine Wycliffe pupils competed at the 3.5km City of Bristol Head Race.
1 Mar 2011 - Wycliffe is looking for talented young people
Wycliffe is looking for talented young people for entry in to Year 8 in September 2011 with potential in rugby and cricket.
22 Feb 2011 - Inter-House Boys Hockey Competition 2011
The Inter-House Boys Hockey Competition 2011 took place during the gloomy, rain-filled afternoon of Thursday 10th February.
16 Feb 2011 - Vocal Collaboration
On Monday 14th February, VOX, Wycliffes recently formed advanced vocal group, visited Park Junior School in Stonehouse to mark the start of an exciting new musical partnership.
9 Feb 2011 - Professor William Doyle visits Wycliffe College
Pupils and staff at Wycliffe College enjoyed a fascinating lecture about the French Revolution given by William Doyle, Emeritus Professor of History at Bristol University
8 Feb 2011 - Hair Raising Experience for Air Charity
Two brave members of Wycliffe Sixth Form are feeling slightly chillier after a charity waxing and shaving in aid of fly2help.
27 Jan 2011 - Rotary Young Cotswold Musician of the Year
Talented young musician Alex Symcox wowed judges at the Rotary Young Cotswold Musician of the Year contest on Sunday 23rd January when he performed at Westonbirt School.
12 Jan 2011 - Wycliffe Celebrates Recognition
New government league tables have confirmed Wycliffe's status among the country's top schools today.
11 Jan 2011 - Boarding at Wycliffe Rated OUTSTANDING
OFSTED rated the quality of boarding at Wycliffe as Outstanding, when inspected in November 2010.
5 Jan 2011 - Fencing
Wycliffe Fencing has seen a few changes recently. Despite losing our top fencers last summer, we have maintained a good number of students in our three sessions each week.
1 Jan 2011 - A thoroughly Luvvy evening!
This years Oscar Awards party was a delightful evening, complete with classroom outtakes, beautiful awards and convivial company.
13 Dec 2010 - Chicago Cultural Exchange
In the autumn half term, I accompanied five students on the annual exchange between Wycliffe College and North Shore Country Day School.
6 Dec 2010 - A Jolly Jaunt To Bath
As part of the A2 Travel and Tourism course a group of Year 13 pupils organised an excursion to the Bath Christmas Market on Sunday 28th November.
4 Dec 2010 - Concert at Community Centre
On Friday 4th December the Choir spent the afternoon at Stonehouse Community Centre singing to members of the Community Circle
24 Nov 2010 - No Lip Service for Talented Young Act
Talented young ventriloquist and Year 10 pupil, Kieran Powell, stole the show at the recent Gazette Factor talent contest when he was crowned the winner along with his crew of puppets.
16 Nov 2010 - The Great Crane Project
Wycliffe Biology students were privileged to have a talk from Damon Bridge OW who is the Manager of The Great Crane Project.
16 Nov 2010 - Wycliffe Poet Laureate 2010
Subash Ale, Year 9 was chosen as the winner of the 2010 Wycliffe Poetry Competition with his poem Home Sweet Home.
15 Nov 2010 - The Pairs Head
On Saturday 16th October, Wycliffe took a small squad to compete in the annual Pairs Head, raced by 479 crews from Chiswick Bridge to Hammersmith Bridge on the River Thames.
12 Nov 2010 - CCF Alpine Challenge
The aim of Exercise Alpine Challenge 5 was to introduce a number of fairly inexperienced cadets to Alpine Climbing, with a view to tackling three of the highest and most interesting peaks in the Austrian Otztaler.
12 Nov 2010 - Duke of Edinburgh Gold
Year 12 pupils, Tom Shephard, Matthew Crouch, David Zan-Kreyser and Vladimir Lavrischev, undertook their Gold level practice Duke of Edinburgh expedition by canoe on Friday 24th September.
12 Nov 2010 - Daring menu reminiscent of a medieval banquet
Pupils and staff experienced a culinary journey when on Wednesday 10th November Chartwells Executive Chef, Andrew Walker and Wycliffes Head Chef, Di Hoskins, transformed the usual dining experience to that of a bygone era.
3 Nov 2010 - Wycliffe goes volcanic!
Over the October half-term 29 Geography students and four staff managed to avoid volcanic ash and molten lava and spent five days exploring the geological wonders of Iceland.
15 Oct 2010 - Wycliffe named one of UKs top schools
Official figures released this week show that Wycliffe is now one of the top UK schools for GCSE and A level results.
7 Oct 2010 - Miserden Day 2010
On Wednesday 22nd September Year 9, accompanied by sixteen members of staff, descended upon the Miserden Estate in Gloucestershire for the annual Miserden field activities trip.
7 Oct 2010 - Chapel Choir perform at Tewkesbury Abbey
On 28th September, the Chapel Choir visited Tewkesbury Abbey to perform the last in a series of summer lunchtime concerts.
29 Sep 2010 - Gloucestershire Academy launch link with schools
GCCC are pleased to announce a new partnership for their Academy with Wycliffe College.
21 Sep 2010 - Business Venture benefits Wycliffe
Fellow Old Wycliffians, Stacey Cady and Rob & Tom Lister presented the School with two 'Mobile Dugouts' to be used by the Sports Department at both the Prep and Senior School.
20 Sep 2010 - Enterprising Year 10 Pupils
Two enterprising Year 10 pupils, Rory Gordon and Ben Capehorn are making quite a name for themselves as the writers of the Rampant Rory blog on the Lions Rampant website!
15 Sep 2010 - Former Sixth Form Pupil impresses Judges in Japanese Speaking Contest
Ollie Capehorn, former Wycliffe Sixth Form pupil represented the United Kingdom at the 15th Overseas High School Student Japanese Speech Contest in Japan in July 2010.
14 Sep 2010 - Wycliffes Father of the House retires
Wycliffe has said goodbye to one of its longest-serving member of staff, with the retirement of Head of Maths, Phil Hale after 30 years at the College. In a distinguished career, Phil not only led a busy department but ran two boarding houses between 1999 in 2008, was a keen and loyal member of the Jazz Band and led the staff golf team.
7 Sep 2010 - New Chemistry lab secures the future of Science at Wycliffe
As part of the Colleges five year rolling programme of refurbishment of the Science Department, the first of the refurbished science laboratories has been completed ready for the start of term.
24 Aug 2010 - Results joy at Wycliffe
Wycliffe is celebrating another of its best-ever GCSE results days, topping even last years high achievement - and with a bigger cohort of students.
19 Aug 2010 - An A* Day at Wycliffe
Wycliffe students are celebrating another set of excellent A level results this morning including a total of twenty of the new, much-prized A* grades between them.
6 Aug 2010 - Wycliffe Squash Open Attracts The Best
Wycliffes elite Squash Academy will be holding its very own National Junior Squash Tournament.
21 Jul 2010 - Former Pupil Awarded Military Honour
Former Wycliffe pupil (Wards and Robinson 1996 - 2001), Captain Edward Brown, recently visited Buckingham Palace to be awarded the Military Cross in recognition of his bravery whilst on active service in Afghanistan.
20 Jul 2010 - Wycliffes Scullers Secure Bronze
Wycliffes J16 quad took the Bronze medal at the recent British Rowing Championships held at Strathclyde Country Park, near Glasgow.
9 Jul 2010 - International Pupil Rugby Ace
Wycliffes senior Rugby squad will be boosted by the news that German U16 International Luca Hoffmann will spend the next 2 years at the College studying for his A levels.
7 Jul 2010 - Albert the royal python, is a hit in the classroom
Albert the royal python has set up home in the Biology Department where he has become the star attraction.
2 Jul 2010 - World-class former pupil returns to old school
World-class squash champion, Alister Walker, returned to Wycliffe as part of a four day mentoring session.
1 Jul 2010 - DY have a roaring time at the zoo
On Thursday 24th June the Development Year visited Bristol Zoo.
30 Jun 2010 - Pond Dipping
As part of Wycliffes ecology programme, the Biology Department and Year 9 pupils have designed a wildlife garden and pond in the grounds of the Senior School campus.
25 Jun 2010 - Wycliffe ditches lessons to save the world!
The timetable was thrown out of the window at Wycliffe College last week as teachers and pupils embraced national Low Carbon Day.
25 Jun 2010 - Nihongo Cup Success
On Saturday 20th June, Ollie Capehorn (Year 13) and Tanya Naumenko (Development Year) competed in the finals of the Nihongo Cup Japanese Speaking Competition at the Japanese Embassy in London.
24 Jun 2010 - Wycliffe Earn Special Commendation
Wycliffe College has received a national award from Cancer Research UK in recognition of an outstanding contribution to the cause.
18 Jun 2010 - ASDA Kwik Cricket Finals
County wide ASDA Cricket Final was held at Wycliffe College on Friday 18th June.
11 Jun 2010 - Wycliffe pupils 'Dig for England'
Enterprising Housemaster, Mr Rob Pavis along with a team of dedicated helpers, have found a novel way to celebrate the FIFA World Cup and also to raise money for charity!
12 May 2010 - Wycliffe pupils touch the Moon
Rare samples of moon rock and lunar dust landed at Wycliffe College, on 26th April for a weeks visit.
9 May 2010 - Mobile Blood Transfusion Service Receives Help
Wycliffes big-hearted sixth formers have astounded the professionals with their response after the Blood Transfusion Service appealed for help.
6 May 2010 - Wycliffe goes to the polls
Wycliffe caught the election fever generated by the televised leadership debates and the prospects of this election being one of the most memorable in recent history.
1 May 2010 - May Day Victory for Sculling Pair
On Saturday 1st May, Bethany Grundy and Emily Walker Smith out powered the competition to give Wycliffe Boat Club, their first win of the season.
28 Apr 2010 - CCF Biennial Inspection
On Wednesday 28th April, a contingent from the Wycliffe CCF welcomed The Venerable Stephen Robbins, Chaplain General Archdeacon for the British Army, for their Biennial Inspection.
22 Apr 2010 - Wycliffe Creative Writing Competition 2010
On Thursday, 22nd April, Wycliffe held its third creative writing competition prize-giving to celebrate the launch of this years Wycliffe Creative Writing Anthology.
6 Apr 2010 - IT Schools Africa
On April 6th, Wycliffes IT Department donated 61 fully equipped computers to the charity IT Schools Africa.
2 Apr 2010 - Wycliffe Win National Schools Squash
Wycliffe win National Schools' Squash for record 6th year running.
1 Apr 2010 - Debating Victory
Wycliffe Debating team, made up of Tom Brown and Ollie Capehorn participated in the Three Counties Debating competition at Malvern College.
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On Thursday 25th March, Wycliffe Boat Club took part in the Sport Relief 'Row a Mile dressed as characters from the film, Pirates of the Caribbean.
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Year 10 French, German and Spanish students were in for a surprise on Tuesday, 24th March.
Over the weekend a team of Year 10 Cadets took part in the arduous Ten Tors Challenge. This was after four months of hard training. The two-day expedition was held on the remote and rugged terrain of Dartmoor National Park. This challenge is all about teamwork, physical and mental stamina, sound individual and group organisation. Accurate navigation skills are essential if the demanding challenge is to be completed successfully.
All teams have to be self-contained, they carry all their own individual and group equipment, which weighs about 35 lbs, and they have to wild camp out overnight on the Moors.
Our young team lead by Toben Ronald did exceptionally well completing their route well within the allocated time, one of the fastest by a Wycliffe team.
There was little doubt that all were very weary at the end, however team spirits were high. All should be very proud of what they have achieved over the weekend, as were the many parents and family members who were there to see them finish the event.
It was unfortunate that Alex Schranz fell ill just before the start of the event on Saturday morning and therefore had to withdraw. Also Matt Parsons developed some severe blistering to his feet and had to drop out at the 5th Tor. In recognition of what both have achieved and their commitments over the training period they are to be present with a Certificate of Merit.
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Sabrina's back for Round 2 (S2/Ep02) of High-Low. Here's a placeholder for any comments. Hey, didn't she do the ideal family room last season? (lol) Any bets on how long before we get a Tarjait episode? Hopefully she gives Chris a few more projects. Have a good weekend! P.S. I'm not her biggest fan, BTW. We had so many spirited discussions last season that it was nice to separate the threads.This message has been edited. Last edited by: bballdays, | |||
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Ummm...not bad - the bar was a fail (IMO) and the chairs were noticably skimpier. The HO's seemed happy tho. And, at least it wasn't a Target commercial. | ||||
Just finished watching the episode. I loved the rug in the low design better than the high rug. The pendant lights in the kids space that Chris made came out really nice for $45. I thought the bar in the low room worked but the bar in the high room was much more beautiful (it looked like a Baker Furniture piece which is pretty hard to beat). The one thing I just didn't get was the chalkboard paint on the wine glasses. I just didn't see the need for doing that, other than to show a craft project on this episode. They sell far cuter charms for wine glasses and the homeowners didn't seem too impressed with the idea either. | ||||
I don't watch her...... | ||||
Finally got around to this one. Is it cheating when 1 item (the rug) exceeds 1/3 of the high-end budget? Overall, not bad but found myself wondering during the episode how many items had been previously purchased or selected. | ||||
Probably several of them, BB - you just have to wonder. Now, as to whether or not it's cheating if one item exceeds 1/3 of the highend budget, I'm not sure what you're asking? I didn't pay that much attention. Do you mean because they could substitute a much lower priced one for that particular item and come in looking good, or should they have an expensive item in there at all? I will cheerfully spend more of a client's budget for one totally smashing item even if it means I have to pare down somewhere else as long as paring down doesn't mean going tacky. I've done this in my own home when deliberating between two items, both perfectly okay in the room but one just sings - it's worth it (IMO) because if you go with the cheaper one just to save a couple hundred dollars (couple of thousand may be a different story) you'll be kicking yourself everytime you look at it. | ||||
ITA, doodles - one killer item can definitely make a room. High-quality, expensive rugs often qualify as they're frequently the foundation of a room's design. I've seen rugs valued at 75K - 80K so Sabrina's 10K isn't that big a deal, when considered in relative terms. Cheating was probably the wrong word to use. Instead of commenting on the design, I was actually thinking about the whole reality/faux-reality game and listening to Sabrina's claim about savings of over 75% - or whatever it was. I don't care about that so hearing it repeated, ad nauseum, annoys me - only a little, however. Have to accept it and enjoy the design aspect of HGTV's faux-reality offerings. I'm always willing to pay for quality, especially in a key item like a rug or sofa or sometimes fabric/drapery, i.e. the things that can make a huge impact in the room, IMHO. For that room, if I only had $5,500 and those chairs truly were $299 each, I probably would have either shopped around more or saved a little longer to purchase better quality. BTW, although the thrift shop was apparently in NYC, I was surprised Sabrina simply accepted that price and didn't bargain. One reason the rug caught my eye was that one did appear to be a fairly good knock-off so it looked like an obvious set-up. In fairness to SS, it'd be tough to do these rooms from scratch w/o working backwards. Like you, I was disappointed in the wine cabinet. Thought about Baker when I saw the high-end but guessed correctly and believed it was possibly a Baker repro. Don't know for sure - In fact, would have loved to have seen Chris attempt the wine cabinet. (He did a few pieces along those lines in S1.) Even wondered if Ikea might have a basic one (of some sort) with the storage racks that could be altered by doing the wood slat treatment on the front. Chris' orb lights were o.k. but thought he needed either a little stain or some sort of dark paint/stain/glaze treatment to darken them up. (Not that everything must be matchy-matchy but thought they'd look better.) The ping pong/chalk storage unit was o.k. and appeared functional. Speaking of projects, loved the way Sabrina said to dip those glasses and then the camera cut away. You'd need an appropriate glass rack, possibly from the wine cabinet, or a grunt to hold them and/or dry them with a hair dryer or something. Love the way SS left that detail out. Dry them for how long, SS?? (lol) On balance, a fairly good episode. Would rather see this any day than Tarjait. All of the above, IMHO.This message has been edited. Last edited by: bballdays, | ||||
I don't know why (with this show and DOD) there is so much emphasis on "building" or "repurposing" items. OK, so DOD only has about a $2500 budget but if SS had $5500 for this room, I think she didn't need to be so crafty. Yes, it may have taken more time than she wanted to spend to ferret out but it CAN be done, especially in NYC where there is such great shopping. I just finished putting together a gorgeous bedroom for a client and we splurged on the custom fabric uphostered bed, the to-die-for 7 ft. silver looped leaning mirror, and the lamps - the rest of it we shopped til we had blisters but were able to find a darling chest, mirrored nightstands, drapes, a slipper chair, bedding and some cool accessories at bargain prices. The whole room was less than $4,500 and looks like a lot more. In many cases it takes more time to "fix" a bargain "maybe" than to shop till you find what you really want. And, IMO, it's more fun. LOL on the crafty glassware - I thought it looked like more trouble than it was worth. | ||||
I definitely know what you mean, doodles. The orb lights were o.k. but the glasses did absolutely nothing for me. In addition to the glasses, I could have easily done w/o the clock and the games (ping pong/chalk) rack. Although Chris' rack was cute and appeared very functional, I had actually noticed a cool item they could have easily used (without modification, incidentally) for that purpose in one of the 2nd hand stores he'd visited, earlier in the episode. Besides that, SS actually left at least a couple of hundred dollars on the table - or possibly $300, IIRC. Why not use it? She'd already "saved" her 70% or whatever, haha. If they insist on doing projects, then I'd prefer one significant job per episode instead of the small, crafty stuff. The only reason I can think of for doing them is that possibly, WRT viewers, it's more interesting than watching the two of them shop. Not purposely trying to harp on my pet peeve but I'll take shopping in the various NYC places instead of Tarjait any day of the week. Anyone else have a preference? Projects, shopping or a little of both? Types of stores? Haven't had time to get to the porch yet - work. Hopefully, soon!This message has been edited. Last edited by: bballdays, | ||||
BB - you're right - the small crafty things are what I hated about Kim Myles show. If you're going to have a room that looks professional, these types of things usually (there are exceptions of course) look a little TOO crafty. If you're doing a craft, make it a GOOD one. On the subject of shopping - I completely agree with you. In fairness, however, I'm sure they are trying to appeal to all the many viewers who DO have a Target down the road but aren't able to go into NYC for a day of shopping. Even so, I like seeing the various shops - and think it emphasizes what I always tell my clients - you never know what you're going to find until you go IN the shop and poke around. If I had a dollar for every time I've been able to find exactly what is needed for a client's room in an unlikely place, well....I would have a lot of money. As one of my clients said (after curling her lip up when I suggested a certain store and being shocked when we found exactly what was needed) "I guess you really DO know where to shop!" As for Shopping vs projects - I am not a good one to ask since I should have been named "Shopper" instead of Suzi. I have no interest in doing home crafty things (with rare exception) or tearing apart something to make it function as something else. | ||||
I can't stand this show. The rooms are obviously built backwards - that is, she gets her low end stuff from Tarjay or wherever, then finds expensive stuff to sort of match it. It's such an obvious fix. Doesn't seem fair that the same designer gets to do the Low End AND the High End. I liked the old shows better where they found a gorgeous room in a magazine or even in a real house, then tried to duplicate it. THAT was a challenge. This show is not a challenge at all, since it is all done by one designer. | ||||
Have to agree with you there - it was much more fun (and seemed more realistic) when the HGTV people had to create a high end room that another designer did. I'd love that challenge and bet Sabrina would have a hard time doing it from Target. Have to say, tho, last season she did a room (bedroom, IIRC) with a mirror in the high end segment which was identical looking to the mirrors I'd just placed in a client's bathroom - MY mirrors came from a low budget store, were on sale and were very very inexpensive BUT they did look identical to Sabrina's high end room. So, perhaps she wouldn't have as much trouble as we think she would. At any rate - I still think they should be copying another designer's look rather than having Sabrina do both. Even if she didn't actually work backwards all of us who shop constantly know where we can find this or that and it would be easy to have cheap items in mind when putting the higher end together. | ||||
We all understand the game here, Soosie. Unfortunately, SS isn't doing a remake of those 2 earlier programs. We've accepted it and decided to play along - WRT her Tarjait shopping, doodles, I don't understand why they need to film their visits so extensively - other than the obvious - for promotional purposes. I shop there too, (rarely/never for home furnishings, lol) but hate those episodes, as a viewer. Wouldn't mind if they filmed them briefly sourcing a unique item at Tarjait (like they do during their NYC shopping excursions) but do we really need to sit through Sabrina going through all the Tarjait house-brand sheets? (I seem to remember her doing that at least once.) Don't know what they did with the porch but hoping they have fewer Tarjait episodes this season. My .02, again -This message has been edited. Last edited by: bballdays, | ||||
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HS SportsDesk (5/21/13)HS SportsDesk (5/16/13)Highlights: Plainedge 19, Island Trees 16 (4/22/13)Highlights: MacArthur 5, Mepham 4 (5/16/13)HS SportsDesk (5/14/13)Highlights: East Meadow 8, Syosset 0 (5/14/13)Newfield "Softball Slideshow 7"Newfield "Softball Slideshow 1"Newfield "Softball Slideshow 6"Newfield "Softball Slideshow 5"
Bayport-Blue Point "Bloopers"Oceanside vs. Long Island Lutheran girls lacrosse highlightsMacArthur "Morning Announcements" 1/22/13Oceanside "Just Make It Count"MacArthur "Morning Announcements" 1/3/13MacArthur "Morning Announcements" 12/17/12MacArthur "Morning Announcements" 12/20/12MacArthur "Morning Announcements" 12/11/12MacArthur "Morning Announcements" 1/10/13Solomon Schechter "Alana Drowsy Chaperone Interview"