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News stories from the School and Old Suttonian communities
| 10 Mar 2020 | |
| Sports |
| OS Cricket Group |
Yesterday, Mr Wells caught up with Old Suttonian Hayden Walsh Jnr (2010 H), who has established himself as a regular in the West Indies One Day International (ODI) and Twenty20 Cricket teams.
Hayden, born in the US Virgin Islands to Antiguan parents, attended SVS as a Richie Richardson Scholar - a scheme that allowed promising West Indian cricketers to attend the School. Since leaving us, Hayden has carved out a successful career in Cricket and is an inspiration for many of our pupils.
Hayden kindly gave the School a West Indies signed shirt, that we will proudly display in the Sydney Wooderson Sports Centre.
Last Friday, we were delighted to host the OS vs School 1st XI girls’ and boys’ hockey matches on the Astroturf. As alw… More...
On Saturday 24th February, we were delighted to host the annual Worsfold Cup, with the School's 1st VII taking on an OS … More...
The SVS Badminton Club, which is run by Martin Brunt (former parent), is looking for new members to join its friendly We… More...
Last Friday saw the rescheduled SVS Foundation Golf Day at The Ridge Golf Club. After a glorious afternoon on the course… More...
Katie is a sports presenter who works for the BBC network as part of the BBC Sports team. More...
Dr Gordon Wright (1933 W), who achieved the rarity of becoming an Old Suttonian centenarian, died on 10 February 2019. More...
At the end of the Michaelmas Term, Mr Sansom visited The Mathieson Mission School (MMS) in Kolkata, with whom the School has built a relationship over… More...
