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South Norfolk SSP Athletics Event
On Monday 28th June 6 high schools within the South Norfolk SSP took part in a year 7 to 10 athletics event.
It was a great day with many athletes performing at their best. Although each individual winner received a medal the big competition was between the schools. The competition was based on a point scoring system with every competitor earning points for their school.
The competition ran throughout the day but in the end there has to be a winner. Results are as below;
1st
Diss High
466pts
2nd
Archbishop Sancroft
427pts
3rd
Wymondham High
379pts
4th
Long Stratton High
323pts
5th
Old Buckenham High
283pts
6th
Hobart High
267pts
Well done to all who took part and a big thank you to all that helped out with the running of the day.
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