Prep School pupils had the opportunity to compete in house rowing this week – though not on water. The ergometers (ergos) were brought out to the Paddock: these machines simulate rowing but can also measure pupil performance as well as provide a great workout. Teams of four took to the ergos, racing against each other to see which House could compete to cover 1,500m in the fastest time.
First place: Parker finishing in 06:40.3
Amy L
Oscar M
Emily C
Bethan K
Second place: WHISTON finishing in 06:40.8
Charlie L
Rosanna L
Dillon M
Galya B
Third place: Crick finishing in 06:54.0
Emma H
Janelle D
George H
Daniel D
Fourth place: STORRS finishing in 07:08.0
Arthur G
Nasos A
Jessamy E
Millie P
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