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Posted by DS Radley Juniors on July 18, 2013

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CASINO ROYALE

An annual event at Radley Juniors is the Casino Royale night, where the students use their skills to calculate what the possibilities are of beating the staff at various games. What an amazing skill, to memorise the chess board and all the moves. One student just could not believe how he was put into a chess-mate position and each time he tried to cover the move - our master told him why he was still in check. Brilliant to watch and inspiring new chess players.

Dear Parents, thanks for sending us your children. It's been great.

Another year draws to a close and it is definitely a sad day at Radley Juniors as we close the centre for 2017. All the staff would like to say a big thank you for sharing your children with us over the past 5 weeks, it has been fantastic. They're all great kids. We can't wait for next year, to renew our friendships and bring a smile to everyone's face at Radley Juniors 2018. See you next year.

The Ultimate Challenge - Yellows V's Blues

The evening entertainment tonight was a battle royal, with the blues verses the yellows at the ultimate challenge. Getting ready for the challenge: Click on any photo to enlarge and then left/right arrows First challenge was to get as many objects into the oppositions side as possible. Next challenge was to talk a blindfolded student through obstacles and deposit a cup of water without spilling too much. Down a bank. Getting ready to go under an obstacle. Going over an obstacle. All the students then had to negotiate an obstacle course. Through the string web. The last obstacle was under the canvas and then to the finish line. The final challenge was a water balloon challenge, where students pelted each other with water balloons before going back to the house to shower and change.

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