U15 Rugby – SouthamV Bablake

After a long break and a few cancelled fixtures, our talented Yr 10 Boys Rugby team finally had the chance to show what they can do away against a BKHS team containing some of their strong A team players.

Right from the Kick off Southam dominated the contact and breakdown zones, scoring a powerful team try with the first move of the game. Ioan E driving over with a typical line busting surge to finish off a fine attacking play. BKHS responded well and tried to threaten our line, but each time, we thwarted their attempts and set off on our own assault of their territory.

It was Ioan again who crossed for our 2nd try and Jack C converted with a testing kick to make it 12-0. Archie H looked to have scored on the right wing towards the end of the half, only to be denied by a tight referees call. Jack C, however, was able to score and he was delighted to cross the line for his first try to make it 19-0 at half time.

Keen to maintain the physical and territorial advantage, Southam maintained their intensity from the first half, and whilst some quicker ball from the breakdown’s and some less selfish play on their line, may have been rewarded with an earlier score, when it did come, it was worth waiting for. A following move from the left wing to the right, with some nice scissors and looping runs, left our debutante Wilbur free to dive over in the right corner for his first Southam try. The try of the game and one to remember for Wilbur. By ten we were out of sight and intent on deniying the home team a score, though Ben H crossed for a well deserved try and Jack C converted twice more.

The final score was 31-0. A fantastic return for a wonderful team performance. Congratulations to all the team, not just for the result, but also the way they conducted themselves during the whole day. Hopefully, we’ll get the chance to show are abilities on and off the pitch again this season.

Well done, lads.

Mr MacGibbon

Southam College Careers Fair 2023

Southam College will be holding their annual careers fair in the new Sports Hall on Thursday 16th March 2.30-5pm.  Parents and students are welcome to attend the event.  Confirmed exhibitors include Local employers such as the NHS, Cummins, Coventry Building Society, Wilmott Dixon, Police, Army, Navy, and RAF.  Local Colleges, Training Providers and Universities will also be attending this event. 

Mr Hughes (Careers Leader).

English Year 10 PPE

We have been impressed with your dedication and hard work ahead of your PPE tomorrow. To prepare, please read the following information carefully:

  • Go straight to the sportshall for 8:45am, you will be registered there.
  • The exam will start at 8:50am in the sportshall.
  • The exam will last 2 hours and 15 mins.
  • Extra time and all provisions will be provided.
  • Remember to bring at least 2x pens.
  • No notes, no phones, no watches to be brought up to the exam desk. 

Revision resources can be found on the Year 10 Blog under ‘English’.

Good luck!

Year 10 Netball

A gutsy effort to fight til the final whistle.

The year 10 netball team took on Kings-high this evening. The year 10 team was struggling with players due to illness.

The girls started strong, with great tracking and interceptions by Sofia giving Southam the opportunity to take more attempts on goal. Solid shorting from Chloe meant they were still in the game.

A few changes were made bringing on Izzy and Grace. Izzy managed to take control of the pace in the attacking end making sure it wasn’t too erratic on the final feed. 

The third quarter saw the girls come into their own and actually win the quarter. However the lead was just too much from the start and the girls were unable to scramble it back. The game finished 18-12 to Kings High.

Well done tonight girls you worked hard throughout, and have some areas for improvement  moving forward towards your league semi final. 

Mrs Turton

Oppositions player of the match: Esme D 

Coaches player of the match: Sofia F

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