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The two colleges have been connected since 1872 when Cheltenham teacher, Miss Susan Eaton, came to Guernsey and was appointed as the first Principal of The Ladies’ College.

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24 Year 8 pupils from Cheltenham enjoyed the Liberation Day celebrations before meeting with The Ladies’ College Lower Four students for a weekend of hockey training run by coaches from both schools. 

Helen Le Maitre, Director of Sport at The Ladies’ College, said: “We’re thrilled to have hosted CLC in Guernsey. Our girls really appreciated the opportunity to play high-quality sport against the Cheltenham team, who all put on a fabulous display of teamwork and sportsmanship.  

“This visit was an excellent way to showcase the ever-growing relationship between Guernsey and Cheltenham through education and sport. Everyone had a fantastic time and we are looking forward to future events like this.” 

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 The College hockey teams played two 11-a-side matches as preseason preparation. The A-team match ended in a 2-2 draw. 

 An inter-school tournament began on Saturday with players from Guernsey Hockey Club, Blanchelande, The Ladies College and The Cheltenham Ladies’ College competing in 7-a-side matches. 

In Pool A The Ladies’ College narrowly beat the Cheltenham.

 “This visit has really helped to preserve the historic link between the two Colleges and it was a great opportunity for the students to connect and take part in friendly competition.”