Eyre Snatches SportsDay 2020 Victory
After trailing Grantham house for most of the day, a solid performance in the concluding relays saw Eyre house narrowly claim victory on SportsDay 2020. This year’s win makes in nine straight for “The Green Machine” – the final standings were as follows:
- 1st: Eyre (1,501 points)
- 2nd: Grantham (1,468 points)
- 3rd: Flinders (1,307 points)
- 4th: Stamford (1,214 points)
Age Champions, Participation Award winners and the WASSAC team will be announced at a whole school assembly next Friday morning.
Photos taken by Mr Michael Scheffler & Mrs Michaela Webb
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