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04 December, 2017
Fencing Festival at See-Saw Panamby
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Enquire nowFencing Festival at See-Saw Panamby Fencng.
On Saturday 2nd, twenty five students from year 1 to year 10 went to See-Saw Panamby bilingual school to take part in the 2nd fencing festival between BCB, See-Saw and Graded. Our athletes have made outstanding progress and represented our school very well. Some of the older students have also helped run the festival, refereeing and organising the younger athletes showing excellent leadership skills. At the end, BCB won the festival with the most amount of points among all schools. The PE department would like to congratulate all athletes and Mr Louro for the positive result and thank the parents for their support to our sports programme. Well done BCB.
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