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County Cross Country Championships
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Art
Year 7 trip to the National Gallery
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County Cross Country Championships
On Saturday 3rd February four students from Bushey Meads competed in the annual Hertfordshire County Cross-Country Championships.
These were Ronan (Year 7 – Pre Junior Boys), Patrick (Year 8 – Junior Boys), Jess (Year 9 – Junior Girls) and Alex (Year 10 – Intermediate Boys). All had qualified after finishing in the top 10 in the Watford District Championships in November.
The standard was exceptionally high with the National Champions competing in the Intermediate and Senior Boys races. In very testing conditions all of our runners acquitted themselves well and can be proud of their efforts.
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