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THE SCHOOL
CRICKET RESULTS 2003
SHERBORNE D Sherborne 134-3
K.S.B. 53-3
KING'S, TAUNTON W K.S.B 10
King's T'nton 106
CLIFTON W K.S.B. 189-6
Clifton 179-6
MCC D M.C.C. 190
K.S.B. 189-6
BLUNDELL'S L Blundells 145-8
K.S.B. 116-8
CANFORD L Canford 257-7
K.S.B. 132
MONKTON COOMBE W KSB 163-8
Monkton 133
H.M's. XI D K.S.B. 208-6
HM's XI 87-8
MILLFIELD W K.S.B. 204-8
Millfield 181
DORSET RANGERS L Dorset 277-4
K.S.B. 225
DAUNTSEY'S L K.S.B. 140
Dauntsey's 141-7
OLD BRUTONIANS W O. Brutonians 179
K.S.B. 180-7
WESTMINSTER L Westminster 148
K.S.B. 111
THE FESTIVAL
FELSTED L K.S.B. 116-9
Felsted 119-6
CITY of LONDON W K.S.B 175-9
FREEMEN'S C.L.F.S.. 175
ST. JOHN'S, L K.S.B. 140-7
LEATHERHEAD St John's 144-5
Played 16, Won 6, Drawn 3, Lost 7
SCHOOL CALENDAR
Summer Term 2004: 19th April – 3rd July
Commemoration: Saturday, 29th May
Half Term 29th: May – 3rd June
Christmas Term 2004: 5th September – 7th December
Half Term:22nd October – 31st October
Easter Term 2005: 4th January – 18th March
Half Term: 11th February – 20th February
Summer Term 2005: 12th April – 2nd July
Commemoration: Saturday, 28th May
Half Term: 28th May – 2nd June
1ST XV RESULTS 2003
Sat. Sept. 13th Canford (A) L 5 - 31
Sat. Sept. 20th Dauntsey’s Cancelled
Sat. Sept 27th Exeter (H) W 17 - 0
Sat. Oct. 4th Wells Cathedral (H) W 37 - 0
Sat. Oct. 11th Bishop Wordsworth’s (A) D 17 - 17
Sat. Oct. 18th Taunton (A) L 5 - 50
Thu. Oct. 22nd Monkton Combe (H) W 28 - 14
Sat. Nov. 8th King Edward’s, Bath (H) L 9 - 10
Sat. Nov. 15th Clayesmore Cancelled
Thu. Nov. 20th Sherborne (H) W 20 - 16
Sat. Nov. 29th St Brendan’s (A) W 23 - 10
Sat. Dec. 7th King’s, Taunton (H) W 10 - 7
COLIN JONES
Colin Jones will be retiring from the School
this summer, having come to Bruton first in
1974. We hope that he and his wife, Pam, will
be able to join us at the Bruton Dinner on June
26th, when he will be presented with a cheque
from the Association to mark his years at the
School as formerly Head of Geography and
more recently as Director of Studies.
SOUTH AFRICAN RUGBY TOUR 2004
In late July and early August, a squad of 27 boys and
five staff will be undertaking the first long-haul rugby
tour since 1999. The tour will last approximately three
weeks and will involve playing six games, taking in Cape
Town, Port Elizabeth and Durban. ‘Off-field’ experiences
planned will include a tour of the Cape Peninsular and
visits to the Table Mountain, Rourke’s Drift, Isandlwana
(also the site of a battle) and a game reserve. The major
cost of the tour will be met by the parents of the players,
but over the coming weeks there will be various fundraising
events, including an Auction of Promises, for
which we are seeking sponsors prepared to donate goods
and services for auction. If any Old Brutonian would like
to contribute in any way, we should be most grateful.
We should also welcome Old Brutonian support on the
touch-line and can supply OB’s in South Africa with a
tour schedule. When the fixtures are finalised, we will
publish them on the OBA web-site. I can be contacted by
telephone (01749 814239) fax (01749 813426) or
e-mail (cab@kingsbruton.somerset.sch.uk).
Craig Barrow, Master i/c Rugby
1st XI HOCKEY 2004
At the time of going to press, the 1st XI Hockey
results were not available in their entirety. However,
OBs may like to know that there were victories over
Taunton and Clayesmore, while the U18 squad came
fourth in the RAF Cup, beating Wellington School 2-1
and Wells Cathedral School 2-0.
1ST XV FIXTURES 2004
Sat. Sept. 11th Canford (H)
Sat. Sept 18th Dauntsey’s (TBC)
Sat. Sept 25th Exeter School (A)
Sat. Oct. 2nd Wells Cathedral (A)
Sat. Oct. 9th Bishop Wordsworth’s (H)
Sat. Oct 16th Taunton School (H)
Sat. Nov. 6th King Edward’s, Bath (A)
Sat. Nov. 13th Monkton Combe (A)
Thurs. Nov. 18th Sherborne (A)
Wed. Dec. 4th King’s, Taunton (A)
All home games kick-off at 2.45pm before half-term.
After half-term home games kick-off at 2.30pm
34 OLD BRUTONIAN ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER 2004