Chelsea FC 2023 Calendar, Month To View A3 Wall Calendar , Official Product

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Middle school boys: The middle school boys continued their undefeated season with two wins this week, starting with a nailbiter over Sacred Heart 40-38 on Monday. They finished off the week with a dominating 43-14 win against Fresta Valley, avenging the middle school girls' loss. High school boys: The varsity boys improved their season to 4-1 with their 81-34 romp over Dominion Ridge on Wednesday in which all eleven members of the team scored. Special shout out to John Bodoh, who was finally activated after undergoing surgery in December. John put up six points in his first game this season. Parents and family members had a wonderful time looking at all of the projects the night of, and students and teachers were able to catch a glimpse during the first period on Thursday. Middle school girls: The Knights improved to 3-1 with their lopsided 30-6 victory over Holy Family.

Following the opening day against West Ham, the Blues have to wait until November for our next London derby, which will see us host north London side Tottenham Hotspur, our away trip to Spurs will take place in February.This Chelsea FC 2023 A3 Calendar can be displayed on a wall achieving an uncluttered space. This calendar can be used in the home, office, or kitchen and features a month-to-view layout and with an easy flip-top binding, making it simple to look at the coming months. ChildrenFor reasons of comfort and safety children under 5 years are not permitted into the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. The week of January 9th - 13th was Spirit Week at Chelsea Academy! The uniform-free week was an opportunity for students and faculty to show their creativity and enthusiasm in what would otherwise be a bland return to school after Christmas break. Each day, students dressed according to a different theme, with attire varying from Civil War uniforms to 80’s fashion. Unlimited entry to our 5 RHS Gardens for the member and a family guest or 2 children (4 children for joint memberships).

Described as a hidden gem by her classmates, you can count on Victoria to brighten your day with her crazy jokes. She is always either listening to her favorite music or reading for hours on end. She loves Jane Austen, who wrote Pride and Prejudice, and her favorite book is Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë. Her favorite Chelsea memory is of her 7th grade canoe trip (coincides with that of our previous Senior Of The Week, Betsy!), because there was a huge class battle on the rapids. She is very proud of herself for living her senior year to the fullest, and even decided to participate in this year’s play. Victoria is hoping to go to Ave Maria University in the fall, and will gear her interests towards psychology.The Chelsea basketball teams compiled an 8-2 record last week, featuring a varsity girls’ rally, a 32-point middle school girls’ win, and the unbeaten middle school boys’ ninth straight victory. The varsity boys won two out of three games. Travel by busBus numbers 11, 137, 211, 360, 170, 44 and 452 stop closest to the showground, while bus numbers 19, 22, 319 and C1 stop at Sloane Square.