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Pupils spelling for victory

The ten pupils flaunted their remarkable spelling skills and memory during the one-hour spelling session.

St Oswald’s Secondary School recently hosted a Spelling Bee competition.

Rising to the challenge, five Grade 8 pupils from Lincoln Heights competed against five Grade 8 pupils from St Oswald’s.

The ten pupils flaunted their remarkable spelling skills and memory during the one-hour spelling session.

All the pupils displayed outstanding knowledge, and Sha-Lee-Sha Mansen from St Oswald’s was crowned the champ of the day.

Mrs R Singh, co-ordinator of the competition, thanked the pupils for their participation and extended a further thanks to Lincoln Heights for joining.

St Oswald’s Secondary School is hoping to make the Spelling Bee competition an annual event as a way of encouraging better spelling in written English.

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