Josh Price reports on win for St. Mary Redcliffe and Temple at regional Worldwise Quiz final

The grand setting of the Old Council Chamber, Wills Memorial Building, University of Bristol

The grand setting of the Old Council Chamber, Wills Memorial Building, University of Bristol

Last Autumn, we participated in the Bristol Worldwise Geographical Association Quiz at Clifton College. We competed against many other presigious schools from around Bristol. The rounds were varied and challenging, from general geographical knowledge to fieldwork and OS maps. The compettion was very tight but after a stressful final round, we came out on top by a slim margin. Even better we found out that we would be taking part in the Bristol and Bath Regional Final.

Bath teams, King Edwards and Beechen Cliff, search for features on OS map

Bath teams, King Edwards and Beechen Cliff, search for features on OS map

Clifton College team checking grid refernces

Clifton College team checking grid refernces


On the night of the final, we (Josh Price, Tim Woods and Alec Temple) took our seats in the impressive Council Chamber of the Wills Memorial Building, University of Bristol. We competed against the winners and second-placed teams from the Bristol and Bath competitions. The quiz ran in the same style to the qualifiers, with seven tough rounds between us and the trophy. After an evening of some serious thinking, we came away with the trophy again, proudly representing our school, St. Mary Redcliffe and Temple.
All the competitors in the Bath and Bristol Worldwise Quiz final, March 2015

All the competitors in the Bath and Bristol Worldwise Quiz final, March 2015

Bath and Bristol WWQ winners 2015: Alec Temple, Josh Price and Tim Woods (St. Mary Redcliffe and Temple School, Bristol)

Bath and Bristol WWQ winners 2015: Alec Temple, Josh Price and Tim Woods (St. Mary Redcliffe and Temple School, Bristol)

Our thanks to the quizmaster, Rosemary Routledge,  and compiler/scorer, Matt Jones (Clifton College).

Our thanks to the quizmaster, Rosemary Routledge, and compiler/scorer, Matt Jones (Clifton College).

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