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Archives for January 22nd, 2018

39 swimmers competed at the 2018 FOBISIA Swimming Championships hosted at Bangkok Patana over the weekend. This was the biggest hosting to date with over 600 swimmers from 24 FOBISIA schools from across the region including: India, China, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and Brunei. Shrewsbury finished an outstanding 6th place with 1286 points, this is even more phenomenal given that all senior swimmers returned from their residential week the day before the meet started.

 

Shrewsbury were able to enter a maximum of 3 swimmers per event with individual swimmers able to compete in a maximum of 6 events and 2 relays.

The FOBISIA swim meet closely replicates a national level meet with events including 400 IM, 400 & 200m Freestyle, 200m Backstroke and Breaststroke – events which are not normally available during international school meets.

A big shout goes out to the following swimmers who won FOBISIA swimming medals:

Praow Limsawaddiwong Girls 11 Years

1st 200m Backstroke, 3rd 50m Backstroke

Rose Phol Girls 11 Years

3rd 200m Breaststoke

Genis Muengnao Girls 12 Years

2nd 100m Breaststroke, 2nd 200m Breaststroke, 3rd 50m Backstroke,  3rd 100m Backstroke, 3rd 50m Breastroke

Proud Limsupanark Girls 12 Years

2nd 200m Freestyle

Maxi Roncarati Boys 11 years

3rd Place 50m Freestyle

Win Linmaneechote Boys 15 Years+

2nd 200m IM, 3rd 200m Backstroke

Boys 9-10 Years Freestyle Relay – 2nd Place

Poom Taedullayasatit,  Sean Klipbua,  Hero Lertpanomwan, Tonkaaw Katanyouwongcharoen 

The top 12 swimmers scored points towards the high point age group trophy, congratulations to the following swimmers:

Sean Kilpbua Boys 9-10 Years – 12th Place

Praow Limsawaddiwong Girls 11 Years – 11th Place

Amm Ruengcharungpong Girls 11 Years – 13th Place

Maxi Roncarati Boys 11 Years – 11th Place

Promp Limsawaddiwong Boys 11 Years – 20th Place

Pib Limsawaddiwong Boys 11 Years – 21st Place

Genis Muengnao Girls 12 Years – 5th Place

Proud Limsupanark Girls 12 Years – 16th Place

Matthew Prompatanapak Boys 13-14 Years – 14th Place

Nicholas Odgers Boys 13-14 Years – 17th Place

Win Linmaneechote Boys 15 Years+ – 7th Place

Matthew Wilkins Boys 15 Years + 17th Place

  

 

 

 

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Congratulations to all swimmers – BISAC Swim Trials will be hosted on Wednesday 31st January and Wednesday 7th February (for Year 6 swimmers)  – further details to follow later this week.

Congratulations to all swimmers

Mrs Gill

Review by: Sand 10GW

          The Red Pencil is a novel written in verse which describes a life in Sudan of a 12 years-old girl named Amira. Her beautiful village and her family fills her life with peace and delight. Yet everyone in the village including her and her family had to lived in fear of the Janjaweed attack. And one day they came without warning, lighting the village on fire and destroying all the happiness and joy. On that horrific day, Amira had lost her beloved dad, everything is gone, except from ashes that is left behind from the burning village. Her, her sister and her mother along with the other villagers have to migrate and find a new home. After few nights of walking, they finally arrive at the new places called Kalma. At the camp she receives a red pencil and and yellow sheets of paper from a visitor named Miss Sabrina. This inspired her to draw and want to learn more.
          This book introduces me to the new aspect of living in small and peaceful village where there’s no noises and busy roads unlike in the city as well as what it is like to live there. I like this book because I think that the storyline is very interesting even though there’s some parts that are really sad such as the loss of Amira’s dad and the memories during the Janjaweed attack which I don’t really enjoy. Furthermore, in my opinion this book is easier to read than normal novels because of the way the book written in verse which makes the story flows and also easier to understand.