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Academic and Cricket Excellence Outstanding coaching and superb facilities National Finalists 2016 Independent boys’ school (7-18 years) 01926 776400 ∣ www.warwickschool.org

Bede’s Cricket Academy

1st XI Sussex Champions – 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014 1st XI South East Regional Champions – 2011, 2012, 2013 1st XI South of England Champions – 2012, 2013 1st XI National Runners Up – 2012, 2013 Girls’ U15 Lord’s Taverners National Finalist – 2011 U13, U14 Sussex Champions – 2015, 2016

Bede’s Alumni

Callum Jackson – Sussex CCC and England U19 Ollie Rayner – Sussex CCC, Middlesex CCC, England U19 and England Lions Luke Wells – Sussex CCC, England U19 and England Lions Shai Hope – Barbados and West Indies Fynn Hudson-Prentice – Sussex CCC Delray Rawlins – Sussex CCC and England Young Lions

Coaching Staff

Alan Wells (ECB Level 4) Sussex CCC, Kent CCC and England Neil Lenham (ECB Level 3) Sussex CCC Petch Lenham (ECB Level 3) James Kirtley (ECB Level 3) Sussex CCC and England

Bede’s Senior School Upper Dicker East Sussex BN27 3QH bedes.org

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HMC – Day, weekly and full boarding Boys and girls 13 to 18 For more information please contact: richard.mills@bedes.org T 01323 843252

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The Cricketer - Playing fields of England

Published on Dec 2, 2016

The Cricketer

The Cricketer is delighted to announce its ‘best of’ list for secondary education, entitled The Playing Fields of England: An A-Z Guide To The Summer Game’s Top 100 Schools 2017. This is the second year we have published this supplement, enclosed with The Cricketer, after a successful inaugural year in 2016. The publication of this top 100 follows an exhaustive process that saw more than 250 schools enter submissions for inclusion. All were matched against an exhaustive set of coordinates, with the schools chosen having outstanding cricket programmes. The definitive list can be seen in the notes to editors below. “This is a celebration of the best of school sport, the grounds, the facilities, the coaching, the fixture lists and the general commitment to getting those blighters on the field to play a semblance of the game that has characterised England and Englishness for more than three centuries,” says The Cricketer editor Simon Hughes.