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Sports Results
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Prep Football
The students were very nervous for their first game of the term since coming back after Christmas. 24 teams entered the Rochdale tournament, and each team played 4 other schools.
Date online: 23 January 2019
House Cross Country
The results of the House Cross Country are listed below.
Date online: 23 January 2019
Soccer Factory
Che Sullivan-Manders and Charlie Egerton represented the school for a football training session and tournament at the Soccer Factory in Castleton.
Date online: 14 January 2019
U13 Futsal
The following 5 students from Year 8 represented Beech House School in a local school’s futsal tournament: Che Sullivan Manders, Rico Bernales, Jawad Ali, Dominic Dodd and Zain Ali.
Date online: 03 January 2019
Key Stage 1 Multi-Sports
A huge congratulations to the participants of the multi-sports event at Hopwood Hall.
Date online: 08 December 2018
Tag Rugby
The event included 8 other schools the local area
Date online: 05 December 2018
ISA North of England U11 Water Polo
Beech House host the ISA North of England U11 Water Polo at Casleton
Date online: 05 December 2018
Rochdale KS1 Mini-Olympics
Pupils competed against five other Rochdale Schools in the Mini-Olympic Finals
Date online: 05 December 2018
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Latest News
Latest Sports Results
The return of all pupils to school this week saw the start of the House cross country competition.
On a glorious June day, the Prep Sports day mirrored the Premiership – played to an empty field. The crowd may have been missing but the races were still competitive, especially the staff race.
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