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==History of Worth== |
==History of Worth== |
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Before Worth became a Day School in 1963, it was the country estate of Lord Cowdray. There are currently seven houses: Austin, Butler, Chapman, Farwell, Gervase, Rutherford and St. Bedes, which all compete to win house cups. |
Before Worth became a Day School in 1963, it was the country estate of Lord Cowdray. There are currently seven houses: Austin, Butler, Chapman, Farwell, Gervase, Rutherford and St. Bedes, which all compete to win house cups. |
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Revision as of 09:33, 7 May 2006
File:Worthschool.jpg
The Clock Tower attached to St Bedes House
| Established | 1949 |
| School type | Catholic Independent |
| Ethos | Benedictine |
| Headmaster | Mr Peter Armstrong |
| Deputy Head | Dr Dominic Luckett |
| Director of Studies | Mr Nick Connolly |
| Chaplain | Fr Martin McGee, OSB |
| Abbot | Fr Christopher Jamison, OSB |
| 1stXV Coach | Mr Brian Sullivan |
| Head of School | Teddy Sacerello |
| Location | Turners Hill |
| Enrolment | 450 Yrs 7-13 |
| School Colours | Blue and Gold |
| Website | www.worthschool.co.uk |
Worth School, in the village of Turners Hill, Crawley, West Sussex, England is a boarding and day school for boys aged between 11-18 years. The school is located alongside Worth Abbey, a Benedictine monastery with which it has a close relationship. As of 2005 the school has some 305 boarders and 150 day students.
Worth aims to provide a broad education and a balanced lifestyle that is rooted in the Benedictine tradition, and the headmaster has stated that "the pursuit of qualifications as the principal purpose of education is in danger of swamping all other objectives".
History of Worth
Before Worth became a Day School in 1963, it was the country estate of Lord Cowdray. There are currently seven houses: Austin, Butler, Chapman, Farwell, Gervase, Rutherford and St. Bedes, which all compete to win house cups.
Lord Cowdray
Bigger and better things
Organisation
Benedictine Monks
Boarding
Academic
Sport
Culture
The College Colours, Motto and Prayer
Colours
Motto
Prayer
Boarding
Religion
Sport
Rugby
Cricket
Other Sports
Supporting
Facilities
Accommodation and living
Academic facilities
Sporting facilities
Outdoors education facilities
Notable Alumni: 'Old Boys'
Clergy
Politics and Law
Sport
Media
External links
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