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| | Links To Our Media Clips By Date Four Wellington students have been named to the All-Central District Basketball Team.
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| Wellington Upper School actors will explore the benefits and downfall of advanced technology as they stage Rossum's Universal Robots Friday and Saturday, March 2-3.
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| Matthew Leino is the writer of The Quest for The Crown. The story was chosen by the Columbus Children's Theatre to be turned into a play and staged at schools across Central Ohio. |
| Brittany Anderson of Wellington finished second today in the Division II girls state diving meet in Branin Natatorium on the campus of Canton McKinley High School. |
| What made Freshman Michael Haring ascent to the elite of the diving sport in Ohio more astonishing, is that he never attempted a competitive dive until two months ago. |
| Anderson, a sophomore at Wellington School in Upper Arlington, smiled and raised her silver medal for the cameras time and again as people took pictures of the eight girls on the podium. |
| The Wellington School's Upper School will have a new leader with the start of the 2012-13 school year. |
| The Wellington School boys basketball team’s banner from its trip to a Division IV state semifinal in 2003 looms over the school’s gymnasium as a constant reminder of what is possible, especially if a team works together. |
Growing numbers of central Ohio students are getting acquainted with a feel-good team sport invented by a Swiss biologist 40 years ago that is popular in Canada, Europe and Asia but virtually unknown in this country.
One place where it is catching on is the Wellington School, whose middle- and high-school students play the game in gym class. “Anything that gets a student to see beyond . . . (his or her) own little world is a positive,” said Robert Brisk, head of the school. Physical-education teachers Dave Herrick, Bill Miller and Trent Neely discovered the sport during an education conference in 2008.
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Others may cringe when Wellington School sophomore Brittany Anderson competes on the 1-meter diving board, but her mother never even flinches. |
Wellington School will be invaded by dozens of robots this weekend, powered by the minds of hundreds of students from Ohio and surrounding states. For the first time, Wellington will play host to First Tech Challenge (FTC) Central Ohio Qualifier, a contest that pits schools’ robotics clubs against one another in a contest of engineering. |
With the help of past and present students, Wellington School teacher Matthew Spencer is looking to help get Central Ohio on the scholastic robotics map. The Upper Arlington private school has had two FIRST Tech Challenge robotics teams for three years, and this weekend, it will host its first-ever Central Ohio qualifying competition.
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| Wellington Middle School students visited three places of worship to learn about religious differences around the world: Christianity at Trinity United Methodist Church in Marble Cliff, Judaism at Congregation Beth Tikvah in Worthington and Islam at the Noor Islamic Cultural Center in Hilliard. |
| Roseler, of Worthington, traveled to D.C. in early November to study Somalia for her senior project because of the many political and social problems its people are facing. |
| The Wellington School presents its fall musical this weekend as Upper School students perform the Tony Award-winning comedy The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. |
| She's currently promoting her new book Mom Energy: A Simple Plan to Live Fully Charged and just weeks after her high-profile book premiere party, she's making an appearance at her alma mater -- the Wellington School in Upper Arlington. |
| The boys team, competing on the Scarlet Course and making its fourth consecutive state appearance in Division III, captured the program’s first state championship. Annie Miller was the first state representative of the girls program, and she also left with hardware after tying for second in the Division II tournament on the Gray Course. |
| Wellington erased a five-stroke deficit after the first round to win the boys championship on the Scarlet Course with a 674. |
The Jaguars have continued to play at a high level in reaching their fourth straight Division III state tournament. |
Wellington 7th and 8th graders work in advisory teams to build trust during high ropes challenges. It is a team-building event. There are also curricular-support issues built in, such as risk-taking, failure and problem-solving. |
| A new menu design at The Wellington School that includes an average weekly nutritional analysis is recognized as extraordinary. |
| The Wellington School's nutritional leadership was the focus of a story on NBC4. |
| A Wellington 2nd grader wins the Invention Convention. |
| Just before the 2011 FIRST Tech Challenge World Championship, five Upper School Robotics Team members appear on Fox 28 News. |
| The Wellington School's Arts Premiere 2011 is working with MacArthur Genius Grant winner Ann Hamilton P '13 on works of art. |
| Wellington Head of School Robert Brisk, Jacob Robinson '10 and filmmaker Andre Robert Lee appear on WOSU's "All Sides" program to talk about the Ohio premiere of the documentary "Prep School Negro." |
| Wellington and OSU continue a regular collaboration with Mission Day. The daily OSU newspaper for faculty and staff wrote about it on April 6, 2011. |
Wellington robotic engineers check back with NBC4 after a national competition in Cincinnati. |
NBC4 learns from Wellington's Upper School Robotics team before they leave for a national competition. |
The Wellington School Middle School Robotics team is photographed for The Columbus Dispatch during a conference. |
Suburban Newspapers spotlight Wellington's Robotics programs. |
Jessica Fuller '11 illuminates the long process of preparing a robot for competition for WBNS-TV. |
Wellington extension teacher Mrs. Dorene Henschen is quoted by Suburban Newspapers as a Geography Bee expert. |
Wellington hosts a FIRST Tech Challenge Robotics Scrimmage, which catches the interest of WBNS-TV. |
A pre-kindergarten student at The Wellington School was featured on the front page of the January 18 "Columbus Dispatch." |
Kristian Brown '15 was featured in a special news segment on 10TV about young girls and pressures they face to dress provocatively. |
Wellington Head of School Robert Brisk and author David Shenk preview Shenk's appearance at the school on his book "The Genius In All Of Us." Scroll to the bottom of the page to hear the archived interview. |
| Head of School Robert Brisk welcomed best-selling author David Shenk. Mr. Shenk discussed his book “The Genius in All of Us: Why Everything You’ve Been Told About Genetics, Talent and IQ Is Wrong.” |
Wellington senior Grace Korandovich signs a letter of intent to play Division I lacrosse. |
Wellington Jaguars climb the podium to accept statewide golf accolades. |
| Wellington's new 76,000-square-foot academic building is dedicated on October 18, 2010. |
| Wellington's new 76,000-square-foot academic building is dedicated on October 18, 2010. |
Jacob Robinson '10 is selected in an elite group to attend Duke and the University of North Carolina. |
Wellington's head of school has an interesting connection to worldwide explorer superstar, Flat Stanley. |
The Columbus Dispatch talks with Wellington's dean of Upper School about how our school allows volunteering to be organic and meaningful for students. |
The Columbus Dispatch covers a Wellington student's qualification to the National Spelling Bee. |
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