A team of talented students from Farnham Heath End School (FHES) headed to Trinity School in Croydon last weekend to defend their London History Bowl title – and again upset the odds by beating teams from illustrious public schools including Eton College to scoop victory.
Once again, FHES was the only state school to enter the contest – and proved last year’s win was no fluke as they retained their Middle School Division title with a seven-match winning streak.
With a field of 27 teams competing this was the largest ever European History bowl tournament which also included team members Hayden and Amelie picking up medals in the individual Bee competition.
Once again, FHES was the only state school to enter the contest – and proved last year’s win was no fluke as they retained their Middle School Division title with a seven-match winning streak.
With a field of 27 teams competing this was the largest ever European History bowl tournament which also included team members Hayden and Amelie picking up medals in the individual Bee competition.
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