By Alasdair McIntosh From the first whistle, Hampton were on the front foot against local rivals Halliford School, scoring seven goals before their opponents could get on the score sheet. … Continue Reading Magnificent Seven for U12C in Halliford triumph
By Alasdair McIntosh Mr Francis Highton, an Old Hamptonian and geography teacher at Hampton School, is a very passionate rower and swimmer. He was a national swimmer in his teens, … Continue Reading From crocodiles on the Zambezi to the corridors of Hampton: Mr Highton on rowing, teaching and Geography
By Alasdair Mcintosh Hampton’s Under 12 C team chalked up a comfortable 3–0 away win at Wilson’s, with plenty of close chances that could have increased the score. Before the … Continue Reading Promising performance helps U12C to Wilson’s victory
By Alasdair McIntosh The game started off as a very equal match, with the score 1 – 1 at half-time. Little did anyone know that it was all downhill for Hampton … Continue Reading Second-half goals sink Hampton despite promising signs
By Alasdair McIntosh Hampton’s U12C football team suffered a disappointing defeat against local rivals Radnor House, losing 3-1. Straight from the first whistle, Radnor dominated. So at first the game was … Continue Reading U12C fall to Radnor House despite promising performance
By James Eggleton and Alasdair McIntosh Ms Rosamund Bradbury is a Maths teacher at Hampton School. However, she is also, astonishingly, the first – and reigning – a Women’s E-cycling … Continue Reading Rowing to cycling: Ms Bradbury on her sporting success
By Alasdair Mcintosh Hampton’s U12C football team were forced to learn a very valuable lesson after their convincing home defeat against Elizabeth College, Guernsey. Hampton kicked off, but then conceded … Continue Reading U12C learn valuable footballing lesson at home to Elizabeth College