Eve of Winchester Match Concert Friday 19 June 2015, 7.30pm Concert Hall, Music School Voces Oliver Tarney Director Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue Samuel Grew (B) piano Finzi - Earth and Air and Rain Jacob Thorn (Coll) voice, Nicholas Salwey piano Brahms - Piano Quartet in C minor op.60 Nicholas Lau (B) violin, Calvin Chan (D) viola, Max Cheung (Coll) cello, James Fraser (Coll) piano
Workshops & Events 0950-1010 1000-1030 1015-1100 1100-1125 1100-1300 1100-1300 1100-1300 1100-1245 1130-1300
Bell Ringing in Michlā UCAS Careers Presentation for Parents of Boys in VI.2 in School Service of Thanksgiving & Dedication in Michlā CCF Prize Giving Parade on Ball Court Watercolours Workshop in Bethesda Garden Annual Exhibition of Pupil Artwork & Wood Engraving Demonstration in Art School Exhibition of items from the College collections in Treasury F1 in Schools Demonstration (weather dependent) in Mill Careers Library open to visitors
1300-1400
LUNCH
1415-1630 1415-1630 1415-1630 1415-1600 1415-1630 1415-1630 1415-1630 1415-1700 1430-1530 1500-1545 1530-1630 1600-1700 1700-1715
Annual Exhibition of Pupil Artwork & Wood Engraving Demonstration in Art School Moberly Library open to visitors. The Library will be exhibiting a selection of items from their bound copies of The Wykehamist entitled ‘Old Wykehamists’ from the Archives Exhibition: ‘From rebellion to victory - 1215 and 1415: Magna Carta and Agincourt’ in Moberly Library Chess Game Area Near the Bar Design Technology Exhibition in Mill Exhibition of items from the College collection in Treasury Exhibition: Winchester’s Medieval Library in the Eccles Room Children’s Treasure Hunt on Lavender Meads CCF Gun Run Competition on Lavender Meads Lord Seaton and the Battle of Waterloo in School Talk: The Great Book of Hours of Anne of Brittany, illuminated manuscript by Peter Krakenberger (don 1973-2013). Restricted to 20 places; in Flint Court (B1) Careers Library open to visitors Whole School Namers on New Field
The Lavender Meads Mall Open all day: Bar and Food Tent & Music performances Lotus Flower Trust Stall Moberly Library Book Sale in Aid of School Charities Hands-on and Interactive Displays and Exhibits from Science School Wilds Sports Clothing Trusty Servant Antiques Raw Bean Coffee Stall Book Stall: Dearest Mother – WW1 letters home from an OW Sapper officer in France and Salonika. Duke of Edinburgh Award stand The Kingsgate Shopping Community stalls: Cornflowers, P&G Wells, Kingsgate Books & Prints, Kingsgate Provisions Paintings by Iain Vellacott Soft Play Area for Children Brendoncare Children’s Sweetie Stand Arctic 2015 stall Mallory Challenge 2: RBL Fundraising Stall Afternoon only: Classic Car Display and Far Above a Midnight Sky CD Sale in Support of the Quiristers Appeal The Spirit Lamp Stall Russian Department: Anton Chekhov Foundation - Early Chekhov Translation Project
Morning Sports Programme 1000-1300 1000-1100 1100-1200 1100-1200 1100-1200 1130-1300 1100-1245 1130-1300 1130-1300 1130-1300 1145-1230 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1300 1100-1300 1200-1300
Rowing: Junior, Senior and Icena at Boat Club Rackets: Juniors & Seniors vs ‘The Wanderers’ Cricket: Lords Warm-Up at Hunter Tent Water Polo: Commoners vs OTH in the Swimming Pool Golf Competition: School vs OWs at Micklem Short Play Area Fencing: Kirby Foils in the Sports Hall, PE Centre Athletics: Junior and Senior High Jump, Invitation Short Sprint & House Tug of War Final, Kingsgate Park. Judo Display in the Sports Hall, PE Centre Fives Match: Past and Present Rifle Club: OW/Parents vs Rifle Team 2014, Cecil Range Ultimate Frisbee Soc Match, Lavender Meads Cricket: Lords vs OWs, Lords Cricket: 2nd XI vs OWs, Meads Have a Go Golf at the Micklem Short Play Area Tennis: Junior & Senior Doubles Finals, PE Centre Tennis Courts Kayaking Display, Swimming Pool, PE Centre
Lunch Lunch will be served for current parents and their families in Boarding Houses from 1.00-2.00 pm, with pre-lunch drinks starting as advertised by the Housemasters. Win Coll Soc will be hosting a lunch in its marquee beside Hunter Tent on New Field. This will be a pre-booked, ticket-only lunch - at a subsidised rate of £25 per head. Those bringing picnics are invited to enjoy their meals whilst watching Lords and 2nd XI cricket on Lords and Meads. In the event of poor weather, War Cloister and the Loggia under Musā may be used. Picnics may be dropped off in the Junior Common Room by QEII Theatre during the morning, ready for collection at lunchtime. After lunch all visitors will be very welcome to use the Win Coll Soc marquee by Hunter Tent, where a cup of tea will be available during the afternoon.
Refreshments Refreshments will be available all day on New Field at the following locations and times: JCR 1000-1645
sweets, drinks and ice cream
Win Coll Soc Marquee 1500 onwards tea and biscuits Bar & Food Tent 1030-1900 tea and coffee 1200-1700 snacks and sandwiches 1200-1900 alcoholic bar 1715-1830 BBQ
Afternoon Sports Programme 1400 1400 1415-1630 1415-1530 1415-1600 1415-1500 1415-1530 1415-1645 1415-1645 1500-1645 1545-1645 1515-1645 1600-1645
Cricket: Lords vs OWs continues, Lords Cricket: 2nd XI vs OWs continues, Meads Tennis: School vs OWs on the PE Centre Tennis Courts Water Polo: School vs OWs in the Swimming Pool, PE Centre Karate Display at the Dojo, PE Centre Aikido Display in the Sports Hall, PE Centre Croquet in the Warden’s Garden Commoners v OTH U17 Cricket, Kingsgate Park Commoners v OTH U15 Cricket, Doggers Squash: Mini Tournament & Final of the Individual Tournament Archery Display on Lavender Meads Basketball: School vs OWs in the Sports Hall, PE Centre Tug of War on Lavender Meads
Music Music by boys in the School will be performed at the following times: 1130-1215 1230-1410 1410-1530 1515-1600 1545-1655 1610-1655 1655-1715
Big Jazz Band at the Bar and Food Tent Area on New Field Music at the Bar and Food Tent Selection of Music on New Field Cantores Episcopi in War Cloister Drop into a Selection of Classical Performances in School Shagwagg on New Field Bagpipes on Lavender Meads
College Gardens The following gardens will be open from 1400 to 1600:
• Bethesda • New Bethesda Garden (courtesy of Mrs Kathryn Irvine-Fortescue) • War Cloister Garden (redesigned in 2014 to commemorate the • • • • •
Centenary of the Great War. The new design will mature over the next three years) Warden’s Garden St Michael’s Churchyard Witham Close, 62 Kingsgate Street via Music School car park (courtesy of Mrs Cathy Townsend) 8 College Street via Hallifax Passage (courtesy of Mrs Maria McMaster) 1 St Swithun Street accessed via gate opposite P&G Wells on College Street (courtesy of Mrs Augusta Wolff)
Lavatories There are Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s lavatories in Outer Court, PE Centre, Old Tent, Palmer Field (Ladies only) and Boat Club (Gentlemen only). Portaloos are also available on New Field. Facilities are clearly sign-posted. Car Parking Arrangements Visitors are requested to park their cars in the following areas: • Parents of boys in College, Houses & OW: Gater Field • Parents of boys involved in rowing and overspill: Palmer Field • St Elizabeth’s Mead is reserved for guests who are attending the Win Coll Soc lunch by Hunter Tent. Space is limited, so this will be on a first-come first-served basis. Disabled visitors should contact Win Coll Soc to apply for a space (email:
[email protected] ). • There are also designated parking bays in College Walk, College Street, Romans Road, Kingsgate Street, Kingsgate Road. The City Council has kindly agreed that the time limits on parking, and the need for Resident’s Permits, will not be enforced for the day. Please DO NOT park on single or double yellow lines, otherwise parking tickets will be issued. The nearest Council car park is located on Chesil Street. Park & Ride - parking is also available at both the East Winchester (St Catherine’s or Barfield) and South Winchester Park and Ride. All remain open until 2045, with buses running until 1845. All three facilities allow easy access to the M3 avoiding any potential traffic issues in the town. From St Catherine’s and Barfield it is a short walk to Palmer Field, whilst from Winchester South a bus may be taken to near the Cathedral. Tickets are £3 for the day. Please note that the College car parks will be secured at 8 pm on Saturday. Any cars remaining will not be accessible until 9 am on Sunday 21 June. WINCHESTER COLLEGE IS A ‘NON-SMOKING’ SITE
