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Cricket news

Posted: 24th May 2019

Last Saturday our senior cricket teams played a block fixture against our neighbours Dulwich College.  It was a first run out for most of our teams and there were some super performances and close matches.  The standout performance of the day was the 1st XI.  With six Year 7 boys being selected into the side, there were some nervous young men waiting to see what the older opposition were going to deliver.  The side, ably led by Marcus W and Johnny C (both 8D), need not have feared as the boys performed superbly.  Our bowlers performed wonderfully across the board and didn’t panic when runs were being scored fairly freely.  The boys in the outfield took some very good catches and their ground fielding was super.  Stand out bowlers were two Year 7 boys.  Hugo R (7C) ran it as a first change bowler and bowled a marvellous spell of seam bowling; it was at times unplayable.  He finished with figures of 1 for 12 from 4 overs.   Ned S (7W) was then tossed the ball and with his off-spin managed to restrict and attack at the same time.  A great streak saw him finish with 3 for 11 from 3 overs.  DC set us a target of 137 in 25 overs.  Our batting response started calmly with Krish and Ariyan seeing off the openers.  Krish batted well and finished with 27.  The standout with the bat on the day was Marcus W;  well supported by Johnny C who fed him the strike, Marcus put on a controlled, and at times brutal, batting display.  He finished the morning on 72  not out (including 11 fours, 3 sixes) of 31  balls.  His innings guided us to a 7 wicket victory as we reached the required target with 7.5 overs to spare.

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Dulwich Prep & Senior Announcement

We are delighted to share that we will be extending our provision from ages 3-13 to ages 2-16. Our first Year 9 cohort will start in September 2025.

As a highly commended school at this year’s Independent School of the Year Awards, we are excited to share that we will become Dulwich Prep & Senior.

We will continue to be a school of choice, maintaining our exceptional Prep offering with the option of staying to GCSE. Our support of families in finding the right senior school or sixth form at the right time for their sons will remain at our core, whether that be at ages 11, 13 or 16.

Our key entry points will be Nursery, Reception, Year 3, Year 7 and Year 9. Occasional places may be available in other year groups.

If you would like your son to be one of our ‘Trailblazers’ and join Year 9 in 2025 or 2026, please get in touch with our Admissions Department for further details.