Feltonfleet School
Feltonfleet School
Cobham, Surrey KT11 1DR Tel:01932 office@feltonfleet.co.uk "Where individuals really matter"

Home

News

Information

Academic Life

Joining Us

Boarding

Friends

Former Pupils

Contact

Dublin Rugby Tour February 2008

 

Click on images to see the full size versions...

The Feltonfleet boys under 11 rugby team went to Dublin this year on an end of season tour during the Winter half-term. This was a fantastic opportunity for the Feltonfleet boys and many of their enthusiastic parents to experience not only rugby in a different country but also to experience one of the key part of playing sport, touring!

 

The boys would play three matches over two days and stay in Dublin the week-end of half-term. They played their matches against my old school and rugby club Terenure College in the south of Dublin. First up on the Saturday was the Terenure school Under 11 team who had been training hard in preparation. This proved to be a big challenge for the Feltonfleet boys and although they were beaten, the manner in which they stuck to their task made for very proud viewing. All agreed that while we had tackled ourselves to a stand still that we could lean a lot from Terenure and their brand of contact Rugby.

 

On the Sunday morning we played against the Terenure Rugby club in two matches. The first team we played was the U11 development team and during this game we started to show some of our potential. This was a solid 35-5 victory.

 

On to the finale of the tour against Rugby club U11. This was to turn out be a classic and ended in a 14-14 draw. The boys by the end of this match had put their bodies on the line and had all the bruises to go along with the effort. Elliot Hall was the two try hero and Jerome Greeno the defensive rock making tackle after tackle, but this is to single out but two of the touring 14 who gave absolutely everything.

 

Playing rugby was not the only activity on the agenda, the boys got a chance to go to the National Aquatic centre, see Leinster defeat the Cardiff Blues in the Magners, meeting some of the players league as well as some top meals out in Dublin. All in all, this was an exhausting but memorable experience.

 

Mr. Garner, who was with me every step of the way, and I would like to thank the boys (and their parents) for the experience and their commitment to making this such a successful tour.

 

Well done!!

 

JP Doyle

 

Newsletters

 

HM Letters

 

The Gallery

 

The Press

 

Calendar

 

Useful Information

 

Uniform

 

Wider Community

 

Team Sheets

 

Routefinder

 

Bus Services

 

Clubs

 

Menus

 

Vacancies

 

External Links

 

Charity

 

Global Links

 

WAW

 

Environment

 

Collaborating

 

Academic Life

 

Calvi (Pre-Prep)

 

Juniors

 

Subjects

 

Academic Ethos

 

School Structure

 

Enrichment

 

Curriculum

 

Teaching & Learning

 

Assessment

 

Library

 

Learning Support

 

Scholarship

 

Art

 

Classics

 

Drama

 

DT

 

English

 

Geography

 

History

 

ICT

 

Mathematics

 

Modern Lang.

 

Music

 

PE

 

RS/PSHCE

 

Science

 

Joining Us

 

Open Mornings

 

Daily Life

 

Register

 

What Next?

 

Inspection

 

Boarding House

 

FoF Noticeboard

 

Future Events

 

About FoF

 

Nearly New

 

N.N. Conditions

 

N.N. Price List

 

Former Pupils

 

Our History

 

Contact Details

 

Directions