Latest News at Medbury
Latest News at Medbury School
Permanent Leaders announced
Congratulations to the Permanent Leaders for 2019 who were announced at Assemblies throughout Term 1. To read the full list, click here.The Medbury School App has arrived
Ninety-Sixth Prize Giving
Congratulations to all the Prize Winners at the Ninety-Sixth Prize Giving, and a special congratulations to our School Leaders for 2019:
Head Boy - Nicholas Sharr
Deputy Head Boys - Josh Durant and Frankie Meates
Head Boarder - Alexander De Luca
Best wishes to all the Year 8 Leavers and a safe and happy holiday to all the members of the wider Medbury Community.
Robocup National Champions
Well done to our Medbury School Robocup team 'Medbury Gizmos' of Nicholas Brown, Elliott Grey and Sean Jang who earned the title of National Robotic Open Class Soccer Champions at the Robocup National Championships on the weekend. Mr Grieve leads our innovative RoboProgers Club for boys in Years 4 to 8, which encourages collaboration and a flexible, problem-solving mindset.
Book Week Parade
The Book Parade on 10 August was a sensational end to five days of Book Week activities and fun. Well done to the boys who dressed up as their favourite book character - there were some imaginative and creative costumes on display!
Sports Exchange with Huntley School
Thank you to the boys and staff at Huntley School for some fantastic Hockey, Football and Rugby matches on 7 August!|
Sports Exchange with St Kentigern School
On the 31st of July there were Hockey, Football and Rugby matches with St Kentigern School. Thank you to all the boys and staff from St Kentigern School for an excellent exchange.
Congratulations to our Scholarship Winners
Liam Barrett - Sports Scholarship to St Andrew’s College
Lewis Whiteside - Executive Principal’s Scholarship to Christ’s College
George Cochrane - General Excellence Scholarship to Christ’s College
Sebastian May - Sports Scholarship to St Andrew’s College
Edward Nye - Choral Music Scholarship to Christ’s College
William Sudell - Academic Scholarship to Christ’s College
George Howard - General Excellence Scholarship to Christ’s College
Joshua Hooker - Somes Instrumental Music Scholarship to Christ’s College
Sean Jang - Somes Academic Scholarship to Christ’s College
Finlay Fairweather-Logie - Academic Scholarship to St Andrew’s College
Arabian Nights Production
The Year 8 Production this year was a collective vision enhanced by the use of a 'google script' where the 'Tower Team' (led by William Sudell) slavishly scripted and shared their ideas. Well done to all the boys on an excellent Production with audiences entertained at a Matinee on 3 July, and evening performances on 3 and 4 July.
Strength for South Sudan
The boys totally obliterated their goal of moving 40,000kg of water and rice on Friday 8 June during the 'Strength for South Sudan' fundraising event. Their total weight moved was 118,082kg over 40 metres. We look forward to brining you the total amount raised in an upcoming 'Quarterly News' magazine.
STEAM Day
Medbury School was a hive of activity on 7 June for the school wide STEAM day (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics). We look forward to sharing the photos from the amazing workshops with you in the next Quarterly News.
Breakfast with the Boys
The Medbury Parents' Association's annual 'Breakfast with the Boys' is always a highly anticipated and 'sell-out' event on the Medbury calendar, and this year was no exception. Our speaker this morning was Dylan McNeice, a Professional Triathlete, compteting at an International level. Thank you to Dylan for his inspirational message to the boys and to the Medbury Parents' Association for another sensational MPA event.
Cross Country
The Medbury School Cross Country was held on Tuesday 15 May. Well done to all the boys in Years 1 to 8 on their efforts!
Service of Remembrance
The Medbury School Service of Remembrance was held on Sunday 6 May. The individually named crosses that the boys passed as they entered the service honour those Medbury Old Boys and Staff who lost their lives while serving their country during World War II.
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