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Post 16 students at Walton High are once again celebrating excellent academic and vocational results.
The majority of grades awarded at A Level were A*-B. Subjects where more than half their students gained the highest grades were Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Economics, Fine Art, Law, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, Religious Studies, Sociology and Spanish.
Harrison and George, who both run for Milton Keynes Athletics Club, have been invited to compete in the Club: Connect Under 14 Boys 4x100m Relays at the Müller Grand Prix on Sunday 20th August 2017, at The Alexander Stadium, Birmingham.
The Müller Grand Prix Birmingham is part of the Diamond League series.
The teams have been selected using a ranking system from the 2017 outdoor season so far.
George, left, and Harrison, right, in action on Sports Day at Walton High this year – both running for Water House.
The team (photographed with their medals) – Rocco Palmiero, Ajiri Ukeleghe, Dayan Sood, Billy Towers, Kian Potter and George Miller.
Mr Eyre took our YR8 boys 5 a-side football team to the MK Schools Tournament held at Sir Herbert Leon on 4th July and came home as Champions with gold medals around their necks.
It was a magnificent feat by the boys, who had to play ten back to back games that were each eight minutes long.
Having done enough in the group stage for a place in the semi-final, they played Ousedale who they drew 1-1 with. Dayan Sood scored the goal for Walton High. The winner of that game was decided by a penalty shoot-out. Goalkeeper, Kian Potter, saved a penalty to set up a final against SBE.
In the final, Rocco Palmiero scored early on and Kian made another great save to ensure a 1-0 win.
Mr Eyre was full of praise for the whole team. He described Dayan and Rocco’s link-up play as unplayable at times, but was very quick to say that it was a terrific team effort all round.
Mr Eyre’s Player of the Tournament was Rocco Palmiero. Players’ Player was Kian Potter who kept four clean sheets in total.
Walton High’s own Jack Meijer of Year 11 who came third in the 3000 metres for his age group at the English Schools Athletics this weekend. Well done, Jack – we are very proud of you.
On Monday 3 and Tuesday 4 July, Walton High held a Post 16 Induction Event to welcome our prospective Year 12 students. Induction offers the chance for internal and external students to experience what their classes will be like next year, as well as having a taste of the Post 16 experience.
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