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	chembakolli » Blog Archive » England: Hamsey Green Junior School, Surrey (entry 1)
		England: Hamsey Green Junior School, Surrey (entry 1)
		Hamsey Green Junior School, in Surrey, is the spotlight school for this half term. Here is a little bit about our school.
		Our school is on the edge of London so we are very lucky to be able to have lots of green space around the school. We have really big playing fields at the back of our school where we love to play football, hockey and rugby.
	www.chembakolli.com /blog/?p=190 (572 words)

	Hamsey Green - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hamsey Green is a place on the plateau of the North Downs between the villages of Sanderstead to the north and Warlingham to the south.
		The most northerly parts of Hamsey Green are in the London Borough of Croydon.
		The The Good Companions is a large public house on the corner with Tithepit Shaw Lane and with the parade, is on the Croydon side of the border; to the south in Surrey, Hamsey Green is mainly residential with a primary and a secondary school.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hamsey_Green (336 words)

	Godstone Juniors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		A long ball was played over the Hamsey Green defence and there was seemingly no danger but Hayden chased and put the defender under pressure which allowed Nick arriving at pace to rob the defender and coolly slot the ball home.
		Hamsey Green were penned into their half of the field for long periods but despite creating several chances Godstone just could find the finishing strike, Nick again unlucky with several near misses.
		Hamsey Green were now sensing an upset but Godstone Juniors are a resilient team and they redoubled their efforts to make sure there was only one team going to win.
	godstonejuniors.intheteam.com /modules/news/News.aspx?NewsId=89588 (666 words)

	London Borough of Croydon \| Hamsey Green Pond History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Hamsey Green Pond possibly existed in Neolithic times, as there is substantial evidence around the pond of Neolithic and Iron Age settlements.
		The position of the pond at the junction of two roads (similar to Sanderstead Pond) suggests that it was used as a watering hole for cattle.
		Hamsey Green Farm was situated on the west side of Limpsfield Road and, on the east side just behind the pond a wheel-wright and undertaking business was established by James Bex before the Common became enclosed in 1866 to create pasture and arable fields.
	www.croydon.gov.uk /leisure/parksrecreation/additionalitems/openspacesa-z/parkshistory/hamseygreenpondhistory?view=Print&a=5441 (257 words)

	Westerham Juniors U8B
		Hamsey were still in the game but the defensive pairing of Kverndal A, and Bushell were dealing well with anything that came their way and moved the ball effectively down the lines.
		The home team, playing in their change colours of green, had the greater appetite for this game and were always first to the ball, tackling well and passing sweetly and they made it look easy.
		Hamsey came back again strongly and after 10 minutes the Westerham defence failed to clear the ball quickly enough, it presented a relative simple chance for Hamsey.
	www.westerhamfc.org /2004_5/U8B_2004.htm (6144 words)

	Hamsey Green to Banstead - Day 5 - London Loop - Long-Distance Walks with Mark Moxon
		Hamsey Green is in the middle of absolutely nowhere, and if you're coming from west, east or north London, you're in for a hell of a journey.
		The worst part is that it starts at the perfect end point – a pleasant pub on a village green – but you can't have everything, I suppose.
		It's not a lot to look at – it's just a concrete pillar, not unlike a modern version of the coal tax markers you come across on the canal sections of day 8 – but it's interesting that the Loop doesn't come across more of these markers.
	www.longdistancewalks.com /london_loop/day05.html (1125 words)

	West Wickham to Hamsey Green - Day 4 - London Loop - Long-Distance Walks with Mark Moxon
		This isn't meant to belittle Croydon, but even its biggest fans don't associate the place with sweeping vistas and the rural idyll, but within a stone's throw of the urban business centre of Croydon are some of the prettiest sections of the Loop.
		I then lost the path on the way to Selsdon Park Road and had to fish out the compass to guide me to the pylon mentioned in the book, but from there to Hamsey Green the Loop is easy to follow, passing through Selsdon Wood and through a bunch of farmers' fields.
		And there, at the end of this short day's walk, is the Good Companions pub on Hamsey Green, a welcome resting spot where you'd be well advised to take a break, in preparation for the inevitably long journey home to East Croydon and then home.
	www.longdistancewalks.com /london_loop/day04.html (644 words)

	Hamsey Parish Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Hamsey parish had only 40 reported crimes in the last year, 3 were burglaries and 4 thefts from outbuildings.
		Meitlis had the same experience when reporting problems in Hamsey village.PCSO Suzie Jones was not present but PS Cranley will look into it and will work to increase her visibility in the area.
		He described the traffic calming measures, which were already in place and those planed for installation in the summer.
	www.hamseyparishcouncil.info /parishminutes.htm (1057 words)

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