SUNNINGDALE

SCHOOL
SCHOOL NOTES MICHAELMAS 2016

COMMENT
What this term has taught us more than
anything else is that if you have enough belief
and you work hard, anything is possible. It is
certainly true that success breeds success and
there is a positivity running through the school
that is infectious. The boys at the top of the
school have led the charge and it has filtered
down throughout the school.

Whether it is on the games field, in the music

department or in the classroom, the most
important thing is attitude. We have to work
hard, be prepared to fail and be able to pick
ourselves up and try again. It is only by
embracing our mistakes and learning from
them that we can find out how good we can be.

1st XI Football
These pages are littered with examples of this
mindset and the boys should be very proud of
their achievements and the wide range of
Played 17 Won 17 Goals for 81 Goals against 5
activities that they have been involved in.
A PERFECT SEASON!
Sometimes the fates collide to produce a team of rare quality that rises above normal standards. This was
such a year.We were blessed with extremely talented individual players and, just as importantly, a team
spirit and togetherness that endured every test that was placed before them.
The term got off to a brilliant start with wins against Woodcote and Horris Hill. At times the football was
sublime, never more so than at the start of the second half against Horris Hill when we scored without
our opponents even touching the ball. St Georges were a good side and we showed great resilience to
secure a 2-0 win. Ashdown followed and after four games we had still not conceded a goal. It took a
strong Spanish side to breach our defences for the first time.
After the tour, the football began to reach a new level.They were all working for each other and the aim
was clear. Could they possibly go through the season winning every game?
Bishopsgate were a good test but we attacked with pace and proved very difficult to stop. In the second
game against Woodcote we played some sublime football, much to our opponents distress! All eyes
were now on the Ludgrove game.They brought a talented young side but we were, by now, playing the
sort of football we had been aiming for. It was a scintillating display of football, played how it should be,
and 5-0 was a fair result.
We had a fairly physical game against Papplewick but maintained our discipline very well. Another tight
game against Bishopsgate followed and we ended with a fairly comfortable win against Knightsbridge in
which we were able to blood some of next years potential players.
They had done it. An astonishing season which will live very long indeed in the memory.
Continued on page four
SCHOOL NOTES Sunningdale Bees
FORM PRIZES Another successful crop of honey was harvested
by the boys in September and it was clear the bees
VI Buxton, Hinchliffe
had been busy while we were away on our
VIA Kuanyshev ma, Senior mi, summer holidays. The jars only lasted a matter of
Chaizhunussov minutes during a flash sale to parents before the
October exeat. Soon after that the bees hiber-
VIB Montiel Diez, Boam nated and are now locked down till the spring.
Inside the hive during the winter the bees need to
V Boscawen, Hobbs, Zakhir keep the temperature at 35 degrees Celsius to
survive. There are big plans to double the number
VA Ali,Tkachev, Bhardwaj of hives we have to two in the spring! This will
require us to perform an artificial swarm and move
IV Allen ma, Osborne ma., Lewis mi
half the bees plus the queen bee from our existing
III Guest-Gornall, Phelps, Neu hive to the new hive. In other words make the
queen bee think she has swarmed and moved to a
II Barraclough mi, de Chimay new home. The remaining bees will then rear a
new queen to populate and rule the old hive.
I Jackson min, Strickland mi However working with nature is never straightforward
and anything could happen, lets wait and see!

J.M.W.P

House supper Masterchef

The SHOW-UP PRIZE was won by
Boscawen (14)

The COMPLIMENTS PRIZE was won by The boys enjoyed crispy duck pancakes with hoi sin Last weekend we finished our first series of Mas-
Neu (38) sauce followed by steak and chips with tomatoes terchef Sunningdale! The final saw Buxton and
and mushrooms. Finally they topped off a hard won Tkachev go head to head in a heated battle for the
The BEST DEFENDER CUP was won by victory by enjoying chocolate fudge cake and vanilla Masterchef title. They had both consulted with
Senior ma. ice cream.There were speeches and the stated aim
Robert, our new head chef, about ways to refine
to make this the year of the Fox! Thank you to Rob
The FOOTBALL CUP was won by and Kevin for preparing such a delicious feast. their cooking styles and tweak the presentation of
Hopkins and Ekpenyong their dishes. Buxton produced a succulent piece of
D.P.W cod, served with samphire and a tomato and olive
Ragu and Tkachev rustled up a traditional Russian
dish called 'kotleti' featuring chicken, vegetables and
potatoes. Congratulations to Buxton who won this
ART close fought competition and thank you to Robert
for all his hard word and guidance.
Some fabulous and festive work from the
Art room

Horatios Garden
On 15th October,
Sunningdale hosted
a charity concert in
aid of the Charity
Horatios Garden.
TheVoce choir, lead
by Harry Briggs,
sang beautifully and
we were very proud of Joseph Olangundoye who
performed two amazing violin recitals. Horatios
Garden was set up in memory of Old Etonian
Horatio Chapple who tragically died on his gap
year. The charity creates beautiful and accessible
gardens for patients at NHS spinal injury centres.
The event raised more than 3,000 and thank you to
everyone who contributed to this worthwhile cause.

O.E.C Miss Boyd

Nativity Play Roald Dahl trip
A new year, a new set of budding young actors. Forms I and II presented the story of the birth of Jesus The first three forms enjoyed a wonderful day
as told by Grandpa Jack (wonderfully portrayed by Dyachenko) who is trying to teach his grandchildren out at the Roald Dahl museum this term. After
about the true meaning of Christmas. We heard vocal solos from Osborne mi and Jackson min; they sang arriving at a rather quaint Great Missenden, the
for the first time at Sunningdale with clarity and sheer bravery in front of parents and the rest of the boys were given a very insightful tour by Mr
school.We were also treated to dance numbers from Form I, choreographed by Mr Leon, and beautifully Charnley. After seeing the Library where Matilda
accompanied by Mr Lea on the piano. A very successful nativity and an exciting set of talented boys. read and the post office where Roald Dahl
Watch this space! received his copious amounts of fan mail, we
arrived at the museum in high spirits. The boys
Miss Boyd embarked on a very hands on morning, dressing
up in character, sitting in Mr Dahl's chair and
learning all about his life and family.The final part
of the visit was an interactive lesson where the
boys learnt about Revolting Rhymes.

A.G.F.L

French Drama Evening

The annual French Drama evening took place on
Thursday, 20th October. Form I sang "Pirouette,
Cacahuete". Form II declaimed a poem "La
Pomme et l'Escargot". Form III entertained us
with a play "LesTouristes",and Form IV performed

La Vacquerie
"La Boum". Form V performed "Le X Factor"
while Form VA entertained the audience with
two plays "La Bonne Affaire" and "C'est Ma
Place". The bilingual boys (Caddy ma, Mueller-
Form VI enjoyed a super trip to La Vacquerie in October. Their French was truly put to the test when
Ansar, Caddy mi, Chaugny and de Chimay)
they spent a day at the local French school.
recited poems from Prevert and Rene de Obaldia.

The evening ended with "C'est Trop Cher" by

Form VIB, "Pokemon" by Form VIA and "le Clou
du Spectacle", a short video made by Form VI
"Formidable!".

It was a very successful evening and all the boys

performed very well.Well done everyone!

V.G
1st XI Continued from front cover Football Tour 2016
The team was led by Hopkins ma. who must be one of the best players for some years. He scored 41 We left in early October, to Biarritz. After a
goals this season, which takes his total at Sunningdale to over 100; a remarkable achievement. He was short flight we arrived at the airport. We hired
brilliantly supported by Ekpenyong, another of the best players for some time, who scored 20 goals and two cars and drove to our hotel, which was
provided some exquisite passes for his strike partner. One of the keys to our success was the spine very nice.
running through the middle of the team. Barrett was brilliant in midfield, spreading the ball with great
intelligence. Senior ma. ran a very tight defence and he was outstanding with his head. Although it looked After unpacking, we went to Madame Dawsons
like our goalkeeper, Buxton, was not that busy, this was because he reacted so quickly and snuffed out parents house for a lovely dinner.
attacks before they were allowed to become dangerous.
The next day we had our first game. We got up
Hopton ma. and Lewis ma. grew in confidence on the wings and their pace and strength were difficult to
very early and had a light breakfast. We were
defend against. Senior mi. struggled a little with injury but when he got back to fitness showed courage
and an attacking intent. Hinchliffe and Coen were resolute in defence often making goal saving tackles. playing a very strong team; Oiartzun. We wore
Fontana found his best position at left back and completed a very strong back four. Churruca also our new kit and went 2- 0 up in the first half.
contributed hugely to the season in midfield. After losing an unlucky penalty, the opposition
came back into game at 2-1. It was a very physi-
11 boys were awarded their colours. Senior ma. won the Wall Cup for the best defender and the
cal and tiring match and we eventually won 2-1.
Football Cup was shared between Hopkins ma. and Ekpenyong.
Team: Hopkins ma. (Capt.), Ekpenyong, Hopton ma., Lewis ma., Barrett, Senior mi., Hinchliffe, Coen, On the third day, we did surfing for two hours
Senior ma., Fontana, Buxton, Churruca. which for some of us was a first go at the sport.
We all enjoyed it a lot and there were plenty of
wipeouts! We had a packed lunch afterwards in
the harbour. After this we went to a traditional
pelote basque court and we learnt and played
pelote basque which was a lot like fives.

The last day saw us take on Lengokoak at the

Real Sociedad training ground. After getting
changed in the changing rooms, we walked out
to face our opponents. A comfortable 7-0
victory, though it could have been more, saw our
tour come to an end. We then went to San
Sebastian for a pizza and one of the biggest
ice-creams ever!

1st XI Thank you so much to M. and Mme Aparicio and

to our sponsor, Theo Fenell.
Woodcote House Home 5 (4) 0 W Hopkins 3, Ekpenyong, Senior ma
Sebastian Hopkins
Horris Hill Home 4 (1) 0 W Hopkins 2, Ekpenyong, Coen

St.George's Windsor Away 2 (0) 0 W Hopkins 2

Ashdown House Away 6 (4) 0 W Hopkins 4, Lewis ma., Senior ma.

Oiartzun Tour 2 (1) 1 (0) W Hopkins, Ekpenyong

Lengokoak Tour 7 (4) 0 W Ekpenyong 2, Hopkins 3, Barrett, Lewis ma,

Brockhurst Away 5 (3) 1 (1) W Hopkins 2, Ekpenyong 2, Hopton ma

St Andrew's Pangbourne Home 6 (3) 1 (0) W Hopkins 2, Ekpenyong 2, Senior ma., Lewis ma

St Andrew's Woking Away 7 (4) 1 (0) W Ekpenyong 4, Hopkins 2, o.g.

Bishopsgate Away 4 (2) 0 W Hopkins 2, Senior mi, Senior ma.

Woodcote House Away 6 (3) 0 W Hopkins 3, Ekpenyong 2, Lewis ma.

Eton Home 3 (1) 0 W Hopkins 2, Senior mi.

Milbourne Lodge Home 5 (3) 1 (0) W Hopkins 3, Ekpenyong 2,

Ludgrove Home 5 (1) 0 W Hopkins 2, Ekpenyong, Senior mi 2

Papplewick Away 6 (3) 0 W Hopkins 3, Hopton ma, Ekpenyong, Barrett

Bishopsgate Home 2 (0) 0 W Hopkins, Barrett

Knightsbridge Home 6 (4) 0 W Hopkins 4, Ekpenyong, Motala Evans

T.A.C.N.D
2nd XI
In sport, as in life, when the top is an embarrass-
ment of riches there's a trickle down effect that
boosts the rest. So it proved with the 2nd XI this
season. One of the youngest teams in years com-
posed mainly of penultimates, many of whom in any
other year could have expected a place in the 1st
XI. The 2nd XI enjoyed a season that improved
even on last with only four defeats and two of
those in opening matches when we were still find-
ing our feet. Up front Zakhir set a record with 21
goals for the season alongside Escondrillas who
scored another 11. If a successful team needs
determined strikers who make goals as much as
they poach them so in midfield dominance is a
must.This year the midfield were technically far su-
perior to last, able to rely on the silky feet of
Mueller, Maldonado and Churruca and some
promise from Amirmokri. It took us a while to fix
our defence, perhaps had we done so sooner we
would have avoided our early defeats. However,
Powell, Caddy and Davies proved immobile deter-
mined warriors and with Khan coming in later in
the season we found our solid wall at last. In goal
Lamb made the position his own with steely saves
and fearless blocking. Ultimately perhaps the youth
of the team denied us full honours, had they been
a few inches taller, a half stone heavier and three
streets wiser I suspect they would have come
through unbeaten.
P: 11 W: 7 L: 4
3rd XI
The 3rd IX football team has had a very successful
and enjoyable season this term with resounding
wins against Woodcote House, St Georges Wind-
sor, Ashdown House and Bishopsgate. The team
drew against Papplewick and lost to Ludgrove and
Horris Hill. Overall, it has been a fantastic season,
consisting of five wins, two draws and two losses.
Despite being a 3rd IX, we have fielded most of
game two and in reality it has been a 3rd XVIII.
The boys have done very well to gel as a team
despite not having greater player continuity.
All the boys have improved greatly and gave their
best right up to the last match.
U11 B Football
It has been a term to remember for the mighty
U11 Bees. From start to finish they have given their
all and they reaped the rewards with some fine
performances and score lines. Not only have they
beaten nearly every team put in front of them they
have played attractive possession football, passing
out from the back, causing opposition teams no
end of trouble. Our 9-0 win against Ashdown
House was the most relentless and clinical
performance of the term. Im stating the obvious
when I say they all have a bright future in the game.
I must pay particular attention to the very talented
Caddy mi and Jackson mi who have a special hidden
talent for playing in goal. Not the most glamorous
of positions but they both played their parts
throughout the season, especially when playing
difficult opposition such as Bishopsgate and
Ludgrove respectively. The home game against
Ludgrove was one of two highlights of the term. It
was a cagey affair with the score at 1-1 at HT.
Second half was fantastic and we finished 3-2
winners with Aguirre scoring a hatrick. Our first
match against Bishopsgate was unfortunately our
only defeat against U11 opposition but in the
return home fixture we turned on the style and
outplayed them majestically to win 4-0 and finish
the season on a high. We had 8 different scorers
throughout the term and this just shows how much
every boy played their part in what was a season to
remember! Well done boys.

Team: More OFerrall, Hill, Avakyan, Wilson,

Team: Escondrillas, Zakhir, Mueller (Capt.), Mal-
donado, Churruca, Amirmokri, Dubois, Davies,
Caddy, Powell, Khan, Hagger
B.C
Hagger, Ibrahim, Wallace, Hobbs, Horton ma,
Kuanyshev ma, Balbas ODonnell, Mountain, Khan,
Lamb, Montiel Diez, Olagundoye, Chaizhunussov,
Grinling,
A.T.M

U11A Football Team: Jackson mi. (GK), Caddy (GK), Ali, Lewis mi.,
Lazaro, Guest-Gornall, Allen ma., Aguirre, Senior
Given the amount of ability in the year group, there was a huge amount of optimism heading into the football min.
term. The boys were incredibly keen to learn and showed a great desire to express themselves.
Unfortunately, we narrowly lost our first game against Woodcote House but then recorded two excellent J.M.W.P
wins against Horris Hill and Ashdown House. Excellent performances and leadership were shown from

U11D
Boscawen, Berridge and Motala. Despite a similar energetic attitude to training and matches, the results
in the middle part of the season did not go according to plan. Truth be told, we were a little out-muscled
and struggled to find the back of the net. The odds were firmly stacked against the boys heading into the
Ludgrove match but it was the most resilient and hard fought match I have ever seen from a U11 This term the boys played 8 matches and won 4 of
Sunningdale team.We were 3-2 up at half time but them, including doing the home and away double
just ran out off steam in the closing minutes, losing over Bishopsgate. In matches the team battled hard
5-4 in a thrilling match. Excellent performances
and fought hard but without a doubt the better
from all, particularly Osborne ma., Hopton mi.,
performances came towards the end of term, once
Affram, Jackson ma. and Allen ma. The boys finished
off the season in style with a 6-0 win over Knights- they had gelled and developed a better under-
bridge. All in all, maybe not the results we had standing of each other.
hoped for but there were a huge amount of
positives to take from the season. Well done boys! Team: Burrow, Tkachev, McGreal, Horton,
Craven Smith Milnes, de Nassau, Ropeid, Ardern-
Team: Jackson ma., Boscawen, Motala,
Norris, Stone, Henderson.
Osborne ma., Affram, Hopton mi., Berridge
A.J.L D.P.W
 U11C
The highlight of the season for the U11C team
was definitely the 10 - nil victory against Wood-
cote house. Bearing in mind that this was the
second time we played them in the term, and we
had lost the previous fixture, this was an
astoundingly good result and showed how much
the team improved throughout the term. We
were captained brilliantly this term by Neu, a
tireless engine in centre midfield, just ahead of a
ferocious back line of Craven, Senior min. and
Henderson, with the lightening-fast Burrow in
goal. On the wings was the often-dangerous
Kuanyshev and the pass-master Stone, and up
front our marksman, Millar, who showed a keen
eye for goal throughout the campaign.We were
also indebted to Jackson mi, Chaugny and Caddy;
B team players who occasionally strengthened
our squad. Other notable results were against
Ludgrove and Bishopsgate, both narrow defeats
where we showed great strength of character
and determination, almost humbling our larger
neighbours. Overall the boys should be proud
of their football achievements this term.
Under 9A Fives
This was a tough season. The fixture generator Following on from the incredible success of last
handed an opening test against local rivalsWoodcote season was going to be hard but we still had high
House. Fresh from the joys of summer and with
hopes. The boys played very well to defeat Lud-
plenty of nerves hovering in the bellies of the newly
arrived, this crop of under 9As managed to quickly grove again but Milo Russell, now at Eton, proved
settle into their stride and dominated the opener too strong for us.
from start to finish. Captain Osborne mi. scored a
double, so too did Robarts and Allen mi. Khan mi. We had two tournaments last term. In the U13
and De Chimay in defence were warrior like. Some tournament, we entered 8 pairs.They played a huge
super football was played and the signs looked amount of fives and everyone improved throughout
promising. Bishopsgate away offered a sterner
the day. In the main competition, sadly the 1st and
examination of this teams credentials and despite
plenty of courage, two late goals led to a 3-1 defeat. 2nd pairs faced each other in the semi-final. In what
Horris Hill were soundly beaten thanks again to was rather a surprise result, the 2nd pair beat the
Osborne mi. (2) and Robarts (2) in probably the 1st pair and made it through to the final. Their
best performance of the season. This was quickly exertions in the semi-final proved their undoing,
followed by the opposite. Ashdown House though and they narrowly lost in the final.
prevailed 3-2 victors. St.Georges, Windsor (0-5)
and St.Andrews, Pangbourne (0-8) were both too
good with Barraclough mi. in goal being blameless.
The return fixture versus Woodcote House offered
some welcome respite. Incredibly, Robarts scored
all five of his teams goals and looked a class apart.
Milbourne Lodge were useful and ran out
comfortable winners before Ludgrove took their
chances and we didnt. Having controlled the
majority of the Papplewick match, a final minute
collapse led to three goals being conceded and the
harshest of defeats. The season ended with some
success. Robarts (2) and Hopkins mi. (2) found the
net as Knightsbridge were beaten in a very
competitive fixture. Robarts finished the season on
17 goals, an outstanding effort.

In the three pair tournament, we breezed past

Cranleigh and Ludgrove and the final round was
against Summer Fields. The 3rd pair played
brilliantly to win quite comfortably but the 1st pair
made too many mistakes and were defeated. It all
came down to the 2nd pair. In an incredibly tight
game, they came out on top and we were worthy
winners of the tournament.

Team: Hopkins, Senior ma., Hopton ma, Buxton,

Team: Neu, Craven, Senior min, Henderson,
Burrow, Kuanyshev mi, Stone, Millar, Jackson mi.
J.C.C
Played 12 Won 4 Lost 8 Senior mi., Barrett, Hinchliffe, Lewis ma., Boscawen,
Team: Barraclough mi (G/K); Osborne mi (c); Osborne ma., Fontana, Zakhir, Motala Evans,
Robarts; Hopkins mi; Khan mi; De Chimay; Allen mi. Hopton mi., Jackson ma., Berridge.
M.P.G T.A.C.N.D

Under 9B
Despite being put out on the road for seven of their eight matches, the Under 9B team had a very enjoyable
term. All of the boys played in at least one match and all contributed wholeheartedly. In a term of ups and
downs, a couple of notable scalps were taken.Woodcote House were defeated 2-0 before a defeat away to
Bishopsgate.A superb 4-0 win over Horris Hill soon followed. Dyachenko, Marshall-Rice and Strickland ma.
were instrumental in this success. The team put in a resilient performance to earn a creditable draw with
St.Georges,Windsor.This was then followed by defeats against St.Andrews, Pangbourne, Ludgrove and Pap-
plewick. Breaking up this run of defeats was another fantastic 2-0 victory over Woodcote House.Through-
out the course of the term there were pleasing signs of development from youngsters Hayes, Caddy min.,
Strickland mi., Jackson min. and De Nassau mi.Well done, boys!

Played 8 Won 3 Lost 4 Drawn 1

Team: De Nassau mi; Dyachenko; Strickland ma; Hayes; Prescott; Strickland mi; Jackson min; Caddy min;
Briggs; Marshall-Rice
M.P.G
Music Science
The term has been very productive and a lot has been achieved by our pupils both week by week in the The boys continue to love learning science through
classroom and by those who are learning musical instruments or who take singing lessons. We had three practical enquiry and as the Sunningdale science
boys taking ABRSM theory exams and 19 taking practical exams this term and hope that the hard work Twitter feed will testify to, it was a very exciting
they put in will be reflected in the results when they are published. A number of these candidates took term in the lab. From exploding Sodium in a bucket
part in the Informal Concert on 10th November which was a very varied programme of music performed to our first Rube Goldberg machine, there was
by boys of all ages across the school. never a shortage of excitement and fun. Reptile
club continued to flourish with the addition of two
The choir has been working very hard singing at all the Sunday services. They gave a very special crested geckos and the boys also loved meeting a
performance of the Pie Jesu from Faure's Requiem on Remembrance Sunday and also the Matin huge variety of different species on a Monday night.
Responsory by Palestrina fro Advent Sunday. The Carol Services were very moving and items included The blue-tongued skink and the Western Hognose
Torches by Joubert, Lullay my Liking by Holst and a more contemporary song Mary, did you know? which snake amongst the boys' favourites. Our first
were all complimented by traditional carols and readings. Members of the Senior Choir also sang carols resident preying mantis also gave the lab a real
in SunningdaleVillage at the switching on of their Christmas lights, and boys in forms I and II worked hard sense of adventure. Success was also seen outside
on their songs for the Nativity Play which was a great success. of the lab at the national Science Quiz Club, with
our team of Year 5 and 6's coming 4th in a very
tight regional heat. A huge amount to look forward
to in 2017 and we look forward to sharing all the
pictures and news @SunningdaleSci (Sunningdale
science Twitter feed).

Thanks must go to our peripatetic staff who support our music making in so many ways, and to all our
supporters who come to the concerts and listen to the choir at Sunday Chapel. We are looking forward
to working on songs for Annie next term, and wish our two Eton Music Scholarship candidates Hopton
ma and Olagundoye success in their auditions in January.
S.L A.J.L

Old Boys News

Congratulations to Edward Llewellyn who has been
appointed British Ambassador to France. Were
delighted to hear that Rhydian Lewis is engaged.
Well done to Rupert Oldridge who has become the
owner of the UK Beatbox Championships.

Alec Lindsay has been made Keeper of Fives and

Pipe Major at Eton and Louis James is Head Boy at
Canford and is in the 1st XI Football Team. Percy
Graham is Captain of Football at Downside.
Edoardo Crespi has achieved A*s and As in 11
GCSEs. William Miles has achieved 11 A*s at GCSE
and has been made an honorary academic scholar
at Harrow. He has also won an Engineering scholarship. Jordan Cai Wang is studying Maths, History and We had lots of fun at the 'Old Boys Football'
Geography at Worth and is in the 1st XV. Pitch Yuhtasen is studying Economics,History and Geography on 18th September.
at Worth.

We regret to announce the death of Brian Young who left in 1935 with an Eton Scholarship and went on to become Headmaster of Charterhouse.
It is also with sadness that we announce the death of Gerald Westminster who left in 1963.
 New boys
At the beginning of term, Mr and Mrs Dawson hosted a fun afternoon tea with games for all the new
boys. Its wonderful to see how well these boys have settled into life at Sunningdale both inside and
outside the classroom and upstairs in the dorms as well.

Weekend Activities
There have been some fantastic weekend activities this term.
The boys have enjoyed a lego workshop, bungee run, pottery
workshop, treasure hunt, sushi class, model making session
and more...

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