Sports Awards Dinner 2026

Well done to all students who won trophies as another excellent year of sport at Worth was celebrated at our annual Sports Awards Dinner last Saturday.

This popular event, for students in Years 11 to 13, included speeches and awards for each main sport at Worth, followed by the presentation of the Mitchell Shields.

These prestigious trophies are awarded for performance, commitment and demonstrating sporting values to an excellent degree. This year’s winners were Hope and Ollie.

Among the many successes for sport at Worth this academic year, our 1st XV rugby boys enjoyed another strong season, the 2nd XV went through their season undefeated, the 1st XI hockey girls reached the National Plate semi-finals for the first time, the 1st XI hockey boys got through to the fourth round of the National Cup and our senior golfers played in the national finals of the Swifts Foursomes Competition, which involved the 16 top golf schools in the country.

In addition, our senior golfers also got through to the regional final of the ISGA team match play competition, our 1st XI footballers went through the Lent Term losing just one match and our U16A netball girls went through their season unbeaten.

On an individual front, 1st XI cricketer Daniel Burton was selected for Scotland U19s, while Kent Kubo finished eighth out of 72 at the Public Schools’ Fencing Championships.

Worth was also able to celebrate the continued success of recent leavers including Tate Williams who won three caps for England in the U20 Six Nations Championship, while cricketer Claudie Cooper, who now plays for Yorkshire, was signed by Sunrisers Leeds in The Hundred auction.

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