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34 swindonlink.com • September 2009
Nationwide Half Athlete shows promise beyond her age
Marathon Isambard Year 8 pupil Keeleigh
Sunday 11 October Chapman represented Wiltshire at
+ 2 mile fun run the English schools championships
Monday 6.30pm & 8.15pm + 5 mile multi-terrain run in Sheffield in July against runners
St John Church, Haydon Wick three years older than she is.
(next to Morrisons) Headline charity partner She took up the hurdles only nine
Sharon 527332 British Heart Foundation, months ago after her PE teacher
Tuesday 6.30pm plus 7 associated charities Julie Lewis suggested she join Swin-
Abbey Meads School, Hugo Drive Scenic, well organised, with a don Harriers athletic club. “Because
Paula 701442 great friendly atmosphere I’m tall Miss Lewis thought I could
Wednesday 7pm Medal, t-shirt, goody bag do well at hurdles,” said Keeleigh.
Brook Field School, Shaw Call 0800 169 3672 for “Running in Sheffield was a bit
Sharon 527332 registration enquiries or tough because the other girls were
511033 for general enquiries 15 and I’m twelve, but it was good
experience. I know what to do to
Fees and registration details at:
www.swindonhalfmarathon.co.uk get better.”
Rugby gets deep into school
The Greendown Year 7 finished the year as Swindon 7-a-side champions
in June and aim to start in September in attacking form.
With keen coaching from PE teacher Alex Buchalik and Hywel Reese
Chiropody/podiatry from Supermarine RFC, the team swept all before them during the
treatment in the comfort season. At the sevens tournament they were losing to Commonweal
at half time but some bold words from coach Buchalik brought out the
of your own home best from the players.
Evenings and weekends In March the team were pictured in The Link receiving a brand new
scrumaging machine paid for by the Friends of Greendown Association
Call Katie Boichat which has helped improve strength and technique.
Podiatrist/Chiropodist Tournament winners with coaches Alexander Buchalik and Hywel Reese
BSc (Hons) HPC registered MChs
07823 771675

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Visiting Practice also Reflexology Sparks fly in Manchester
Appointments by Arrangement and Reiki Greendown School cheerleading team - Greendown Sparks - took third
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Registered Member of the British 0808 108 8545 Seven Year 11s and
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or 07808 037815 Wootton Bassett two minute routines
with dozens of other
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very good teams at the
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Nail Infections. fungal infections, thickened With the Year 11 pu-
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Home visit service appointments cruited after try-outs in
September.
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Call 01793 695302 Right, Greendown Sparks
Mob 07753 143621 Tel: 01793 348004 or performing at the school’s
07789 542282 sports awards evening

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