Exeter School Match Day Programme - Saturday 12 March 2022

Match Day Programme Girls’ Netball vs Wellington School Boys’ Hockey vs. Queen’s College, Taunton Saturday 12 March 2022 Follow us

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Welcome to our opponents This Saturday is our busiest of the term with twenty fixtures and over 200 pupils representing the school with eleven netball teams playing against Wellington School and nine boys hockey teams matched against Queen’s College, Taunton.

We very much look forward to playing against both opponents from Somerset and thank them in advance for hosting many of our teams at their schools.

The U18 and U16 Rugby 7s squads are also travelling to compete in the West of England 7s on Sunday. It rounds off a bumper week of sport in which the girls swim squads competed in a gala, the seniors, U15 and U14s played in mid-week netball matches and the U13 boys’ team were crowned county champions.

We are also delighted to welcome parents and spectators from both schools and encourage them to actively support all the pupils, regardless of their team, with equal enthusiasm and respect. We politely ask them to support the umpires; many of whom give up their time to enable the occasions to take place.

I am sure that you will enjoy watching and we wish everyone involved in today’s fixtures the very best of luck and hope they enjoy their fixtures and visit to Exeter School.

Mr David Gibson Director of Sport

Saturday’s fixture

First Aid Information EMERGENCY CONTACTS • Mr David Gibson – Director of Sport

FIRST AID PROVISION Today’s match day first aid is provided by our sports staff/team managers who are all qualified first aiders and fully stocked first aid kits will be on pitch side. Where necessary injured players will be taken to the cabin located on the map (13).

In the event of an emergency an ambulance will be called, and pupils taken to hospital.

The Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital is located opposite Exeter School on Barrack Road: Devon & Exeter Hospital Barrack Road, Exeter, EX2 5DW

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HEAD INJURY PROTOCOL Exeter School takes all head injuries seriously and members of PE staff and team coaches are first aid trained and follow strict protocol if a pupil sustains a head injury and they will be placed on graduated return to play programme on their return to school. In serious cases pupils would be referred to a local hospital (details left) as they would with any other serious injury.

Please remember signs and symptoms could take up to 48 hours to develop and should be monitored. Possible signs of concussion include headaches, drowsiness, confusion, unsteadiness, memory loss and convulsiveness. If you are unsure at any stage if a player has a head injury or is concussed, you should seek medical attention.

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Saturday’s Fixtures Netball (home fixtures) Team

Pitch number

Opposition

Start time

Team manager

1st V11

Sports Hall

Wellington

10:30

Miss Johnson

2nd V11

Sports Hall

Wellington

11:30

Mrs Stewart

3rd V11

Tarmac Court

Wellington

10:30

Mrs Culley

U15A

Astro Courts

Wellington

10:30

Mrs Marsh

U15B

Astro Courts

Wellington

11:30

Mrs Francis

U14A

Astro Courts

Wellington

11:30

Miss Lunn

U14B

Astro Courts

Wellington

11:30

Mrs McCluskey

Hockey (home fixtures) Team

Pitch number

Opposition

Start time

Team manager

U15A

Main Astro

14:15

Mr Charters

U12A

Main Astro

13:00

Mr Gibson

U12B

Main Astro

Queen’s College Queen’s College Queen’s College

13:00

Mr Hall

Saturday’s fixture

Parental Expectations ENCOUR AGE

RESPECT

Encourage your child, teammates and opponents Applaud effort and hard work as well as success

Respect officials and coaches’ decisions Accept defeats and mistakes and encourage your child to learn from them

ENJOYMENT

SPORTSMANSHIP

S upport your child to play according to the rules Promote fair play at all times

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Enjoy watching your child, their team and opponents Please remember children play sport to enjoy themselves

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Catering and Parking Tea & coffee will be available for parents before the match in the tea hut located next to the Main astro and astro courts and after the match in the Butterfield Hall.

Players and staff will be provided with a hot meal served in the school dining room after their fixtures.

PARKING We ask that all parents use the main car park located by the school’s astro. Access to this car park can be found on Victoria Park Road (EX2 4NS) by the cricket pavilion.

Parents dropping off or picking up pupils from away fixtures can do so from the Manston Terrace entrance (EX2 4NP) and should do so from the turning circle.

No parking, with the exception of opposition coaches, will be available in the quad or surrounding areas on Saturdays.

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SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES Exeter School is delighted to introduce a new range of scholarships to complement its bursaries and free places.

9 and Year 12, thanks to donations and legacies from former pupils and grants from a local charity.

Scholarships are available at 11+, 13+ and 16+ for pupils who show excellence in art, drama, music, and sport.

All applications for support for the year 2021/22 must be received by 7 January 2022. The assessment process will include a home visit. As a general guide, gross parental income will need to be below £60,000 p.a. to allow consideration for a bursary.

Academic scholarships for pupils new to the co-educational independent school are awarded based on the results of the entrance assessments sat in January of the year of entry.

Find out more online: https://bit.ly/ESscholarships21 As well as the scholarships which are honorary rather than financial awards, Exeter School offers free places into Year 7, Year

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