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Harry (Fourth Form) and Sasha (Sixth Form) competed in the Public Schools’ Fencing Championships on Wednesday.
The Public Schools’ Fencing Championships is by far the largest fencing competition in the country, and is probably the largest youth fencing event in the whole of Europe.
Sasha fenced in the Junior Foil event and battled his way through 94 entries to make the last eight.
Harry had an outstanding result, coming third in his age group (Mount Hayes Under 14 Foil) out of a massive 124 entries.
(Below: Harry (left) against his Millfield opponent on his way to victory).
