Our Year 7 cricket team finished their season off with a one run victory against Oathall after a closely fought contest. Imberhorne managed to hold onto their nerve with some superb bowling in the final two overs to seal the victory. 69 runs to 68 runs. Well done to all of the pupils who played this season.
Sophia Reed from Year 8 is performing in Carmen at Glyndebourne and will have completed 21 professional performances by the end of the summer. This will followed by a trip to the Royal Albert Hall for the BBC proms.
In the photograph Sophia is in her dressing room, complete with her 'street urchin' makeup dirt!
she says:
'To be part of such a spectacular production and to have had the opportunity to rehearse and perform with professional singers and the London Philharmonic Orchestra has been the most incredible experience!'
This year’s Mid-Sussex STEM Challenge was to research, design, and make an RC model hovercraft.
On Friday the Year 10 team raced their model in competition with other schools including Sackville, Oathall, Downlands, St Pauls and Chailey.
The judging involved local dignitaries and members of the business community.
Although we didn’t win, the pupils acquitted themselves well and were very positive representatives of the school.
Our team: Samuel Martin, Nate Pearl, Dylan Stuart, Peter Hutchinson, Wilson Wyne Manalac and Matthew Stagg
On Saturday evening, ten Year 10 GCSE Drama students took part in a professional opera, La Traviata, at Crowhurst Place. Our students wonderfully opened the show with some physical theatre flashbacks, creating mood and atmosphere for the start of the production. They had been involved in three Arts Council workshops with the company prior to the performance and all of our students were creative and gave excellent performances!
Our under 13's girls cricket team recorded an excellent win over Sackville by 37 runs in the Sussex Cricket School League.
Well done all, a brilliant performance.