Temple Newsam, Leeds
Saturday 24th March 2007
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The 47th Boys and 39th Girls ESAA Sainsbury's English Schools National Cross Country Championship is to take place at
Temple Newsam Park on Saturday 24th March 2007.
The park is situated South East of Leeds and is just a few minutes from Junction 46 on the M1.
Temple Newsam is one of the great historic estates in England. Set within over 1500 acres of parkland,
woodland and farmland landscaped by Capability Brown in the 18th century, it is a magnificent Tudor–Jacobean
mansion. Famous as the birthplace of Lord Darnley and home to the Ingram family for over 300 years,
the mansion houses rich collections of works of art. The garden is renowned for its Rhododendron and Azalea walk
and features the National Plant Collections of Delphinium, Phlox and Aster novi–belgii. Europe's largest working
Rare Breeds Farm, with over 400 animals, is set within the original estate Home Farm.
We are extremely grateful to Leeds City Council for allowing us to use this wonderful setting.
You can view the park's extensive interactive website here.
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Image produced from the Ordnance Survey
Get-a-map service.
Image reproduced with kind permission of
Ordnance Survey and
Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland.
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Click the map to get interactive maps from
www.multimap.com - you can also find directions from your own address by
entering your own postcode as the starting address, and entering LS150AE as the destination address
(that is LS one five zero AE, not oh AE).
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Parking
There are double yellow lines along the Temple Newsam Road leading to the Park so there is NO on-street parking in the vicinity.
There are hard standing areas along the road leading to the Park that we will be using first - these have a capacity of
approximately 500 cars. There is also an overflow car park which is grass - at the moment this area is too wet to use, additional
parking facilities will be given here when details are finalised. Car parking areas will be marshalled and there is no charge for parking.
County Coaches will be sent away from the park after dropping off their athletes.
Timetable of Events
| 9.30am | Championship Course Open for Inspection.
The course is either up, down or round a bend. Hence the shorter than normal distances,
but within the recommended ESAA minimum distances |
| 10.00am | Declarations open |
| 11.00am | Officials meeting |
| 12.15pm | Declarations Close and Championship Course should be cleared |
| 12.45pm | Intermediate Girls Championship - 3650 metres
Followed by the Individual Presentation |
| 1.15pm | Intermediate Boys Championship - 5350 metres
Followed by the Individual Presentation |
| 1.50pm | Junior Girls Championship 3350 metres
Followed by the Individual Presentation |
| 2.15pm | Junior Boys Championship - 3650 metres
Followed by the Individual Presentation |
| 2.45pm | Senior Girls Championship - 4350 metres
Followed by the Individual Presentation |
| 3.15pm | Senior Boys Championship 6650 metres
Followed by the Individual Presentation |
Presentations
Individual presentations (first 6 finishers in each race) will be made as each race is completed,
at a point near to the finishing area.
It is again envisaged that the Team Race presentations will take place during the afternoon.
There will be announcements made to keep you aware of the times of the Team Race presentations.
The presentation of the Aggregate Team awards will again take place during the
Track and Field Championships in July.
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Current Trophy Holders
| Boys | Trophy Name | 2006 Winner |
| Junior | Chesterfield | Somerset |
| Intermediate | Yorkshire | West Yorkshire |
| Senior | Derbyshire | Essex |
| Aggregate A | Liverpool | Essex |
| Aggregate B | Coventry | Sussex |
| Aggregate C | Sussex | Bedfordshire |
| Junior 1st 8 | Lockhurst Lane | Surrey |
| Intermediate 1st 8 | Newcastle 800 | Northumberland |
| Senior 1st 8 | Wigan | West Yorkshire |
| Girls | Trophy Name | 2006 Winner |
| Junior | Rochdale | Greater Manchester |
| Intermediate | Leicestershire | Greater Manchester |
| Senior | A.Foyston | Kent |
| Aggregate A | Lancashire | Greater Manchester |
| Aggregate B | Durham | Cheshire |
| Aggregate C | S. Rose | Suffolk |
| Junior 1st 8 | Stedman | Lancashire |
| Intermediate 1st 8 | R. Brown | Cheshire |
| Senior 1st 8 | H. Witham | Essex |
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Course Map

aerial photo reproduced with permission from
www.getmapping.com
International Team Selection
The Athletes invited to represent English Schools' A.A. in the Home International on Saturday 31st March in Dublin will be selected from the Junior
and Intermediate age groups.
The first 10 runners will be handed a letter informing them of this fact as they finish
and they will be required to report immediately to the International Team Managers
as soon as possible after the race in order to complete the necessary paperwork.
Normally the first 8 are selected for the international team. Positions 9 and 10 are
reserves in case one of the selected team has to drop out.
Competitor Lists
Competitors are asked to check these lists so that their name appears
correctly in the programme, on the tee-shirts, and in the results. Everything to do with the event
is prepared automatically from these lists so if your name is wrong here, it will be wrong everywhere!
Note that Counties can enter up to 16 athletes in each age group, but only 8 are allowed to run
in the event. Your name appearing in these lists DOES NOT MEAN YOU WILL GET TO RUN IN THE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
County team managers will make their final team selections in due course and the lucky athletes
will be informed either by post or by telephone - you would have been told what your local
arrangements are when you filled in your availability forms at the County Championships.
If you find any spelling errors,
please notify us immediately.
It is now too late to incorporate any corrections for the programme and teeshirts,
but they will be included on the results.
Counties shown in silver have not yet sent in their entry list.
avon
bedfordshire
berkshire
buckinghamshire
cambridgeshire
cheshire
cleveland
cornwall
cumbria
derbyshire
devon
dorset
durham
essex
gloucestershire
greater manchester
hampshire
herefordshire & worcestershire
hertfordshire
humberside
kent
lancashire
leicestershire & rutland
lincolnshire
london
merseyside
middlesex
norfolk
northamptonshire
northumberland
north yorkshire
nottinghamshire
oxfordshire
shropshire
somerset
south yorkshire
staffordshire
suffolk
surrey
sussex
warwickshire
west midlands
west yorkshire
wiltshire
channel islands
Official Merchandise

www.inprints.co.uk
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ESAA event tee-shirts, sweatshirts, and other items will be available at the event from our
official suppliers Inprints/Sportserve.
After the event you can contact them via their websites.
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www.sportserve.co.uk
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Photographs
Photographs of ESAA events are published in the athletics press, local media, and on this website.
All ESAA photographs are taken in accordance with the
guidelines relating to photos in schools published by the Information Commissioner with regard to the Data Protection Act 1998.
Photographs and videos can be taken by the public from public areas for
personal use only. They may not be published in any form
(including personal or club websites) without written permission from the ESAA.
Photographers at ESAA events wishing to publish photos in the media or in any other form (eg. internet websites),
or wishing to use them for anything other than personal use
must be officially registered and accredited by the ESAA.
A list of officially accredited photographers will be published on this website shortly after the event
along with their contact details.
It is not possible to prevent photographs of any particular individual from appearing in the media.
If this is a problem for you, you are advised not to take part in the event.
If any parent wishes a particular picture of their child appearing on this website to be removed
please contact us and we will do our best to resolve any problem.