Comprehensive angling success.

From: Dinnington Guardian (Dinnington, England) | Date: November 15, 2007 | Copyright information

A GROUP of student anglers nearly walked away with the biggest catch in their first ever national competition.

The angling team from Dinnington Comprehensive took part in the Shakespeare National Schools Angling Championship, only months after the school set up a fishing club and they finished second, only two points behind the winners.

Student manager at Dinnington Comprehensive, Steve Marshall, set up the angling programme in the summer, alongside his wife. ...

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