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Education Richard Singfield, Director of Sport, The King’s School, Canterbury What range of sporting activities do you offer through the winter months? Name the sport and the chances are that The King’s School, Canterbury can offer it, or at the very least aid with training that can augment a pupil’s talent or passion. Sports on offer throughout winter vary from the traditional team sports of football, hockey, lacrosse, netball and rugby to more individual endeavours such as badminton, fencing, horse riding, cross country, golf (making use of the indoor simulator), sailing, shooting, squash and swimming. Which are proving to be most popular? Hockey, rugby, football and netball are played by all pupils throughout the school during the Autumn and Lent terms with multiple teams of varied abilities catered for. Beyond the school playing fields, sports such as swimming, fencing and rowing are very popular, helped by the great coaching and facilities on offer. A new indoor sports facility at the school’s Malthouse site features 18 underfloor fencing pistes making it the third biggest in England. The strong history of rowing at King’s no doubt plays a part in its popularity with former pupils including Olympic medallists Tom Ransley, Frances Houghton and Fred Scarlett. Do participants have the opportunity to travel outside the school for matches? A full schedule of fixtures against other schools ensures all pupils have an opportunity to compete should they wish. The school is also always prepared to help those with special talents that go beyond what King’s can feasibly offer. Former pupil and Winter Paralympic skier Millie Knight (pictured) is a perfect example. Her busy schedule required arranging time for her important training regime and travel alongside her studies. Her hard work certainly paid off when she returned from the 2019 PyeongChang Winter Paralympics with three medals. How do you engage those pupils who may be reluctant to take part in traditional winter sports? Are there alternative options to keep active? ‘Enjoyable Sport for All’ sums up the King’s approach. A balanced approach to winning and losing is seen as an integral part of a rounded, holistic education. Alongside the general sports on offer, King’s has a very wide-ranging and popular activities programme that makes good use of the school’s Recreation Centre. Various indoor sports and activities such as aerobics, pilates, basketball, badminton, and squash are available alongside a wellequipped gym, fitness studio and strength and conditioning room meaning there really is something for everyone. Find out more at kings-school.co.uk For boys and girls aged 2 to 13 Open Morning Tuesday 12 November 9:30am- 11:30am For full details and to book your place, visit: www.skippershill.com/visit ☎ 01825 830 234 www.skippershill.com Five Ashes, Mayfield, East Sussex, TN20 6HR 169 wealdentimes.co.uk SkippersHillWT212.indd 1 12/09/2019 09:50
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