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Fartown High School excelled in the National Schools Orienteering Championships at Sutton
Fartown High School excelled in the National Schools Orienteering Championships at Sutton Park, Birmingham, and came home with bronze medals in the team event behind Walton and Newcastle Royal. All six members of the team scored points. The W11 class was won by Rebekah Noot, Crossley Heath, who is a member of East Pennine OC. Other Huddersfield schools taking part were Birkby Juniors, Colne Valley HS and Deighton HS. Pictured with their medals (from left) Sam Burgess, Paul Eastwood, Michelle Eastwood, Laura Hatton, Kevin Hoult and Nicola Bradford. 18th November 1987
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Huddersfield Examiner Archive
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Huddersfield
West Yorkshire
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HUD 87 7726
Media ID 21709579
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Celebrate Fartown High School's triumphant performance at the National Schools Orienteering Championships with a stunning Metal Print from Media Storehouse, proudly brought to you by Memory Lane Prints. This premium metal print showcases the exhilarating moment when Fartown High School proudly displayed their bronze medals, earned through their exceptional teamwork and determination at Sutton Park, Birmingham. Relive the excitement and pride of this historic achievement with the vibrant colors and long-lasting durability of a Metal Print. Order yours today and proudly display it as a cherished reminder of Fartown High School's remarkable accomplishment.
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Fartown High School Triumphs at National Schools Orienteering Championships
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. In this print from 1987, we witness the remarkable achievement of Fartown High School in the National Schools Orienteering Championships held at Sutton Park, Birmingham. The team's exceptional performance earned them well-deserved bronze medals in the highly competitive team event, finishing just behind Walton and Newcastle Royal. The entire six-member team showcased their incredible skills and determination throughout the championship, contributing to their impressive score. Amongst these talented individuals was Rebekah Noot from Crossley Heath, who emerged victorious in the W11 class category. It is worth mentioning that Rebekah is also a proud member of East Pennine OC. This memorable event saw participation from various Huddersfield schools including Birkby Juniors, Colne Valley HS, and Deighton HS. However, it was Fartown High School that truly shone on this grand stage. Captured forever in this image are Sam Burgess, Paul Eastwood, Michelle Eastwood, Laura Hatton, Kevin Hoult and Nicola Bradford - each proudly displaying their hard-earned bronze medals. Their faces radiate joy and accomplishment as they bask in the glory of their success. This photograph serves as a testament to the dedication and teamwork displayed by these young athletes during a time when orienteering captured hearts across West Yorkshire. As we delve into our nostalgic past through Memory Lane Prints' collection of treasured moments like this one; let us
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