Sunday, November 2, 2025

Lincoln Minster School makes waves with British Rowing

Lincoln Minster School’s rowing programme has rapidly transformed from a casual co-curricular option into a thriving, competitive sport—propelled by student ambition, community support, and an exciting new partnership with British Rowing.

At the heart of this transformation is a team that initially began with just 11 students and has now grown to over 30 members in both the Junior and Senior performance squads. United by a shared passion, the team began training at the start of the year, both in the gym and on the water at Lincoln Rowing Centre.

What started as a bold idea soon evolved into a serious venture, and the students quickly set their sights on competition. With a need for proper kit, they took fundraising into their own hands by rowing the 120-mile equivalent from Lincoln to Big Ben on indoor rowing machines.

Each student rowed an exhausting 2.5-hour session, cheered on by peers and staff alike. The rhythmic sounds of the machines, the encouraging atmosphere, and the team’s relentless spirit created an unforgettable day. Their efforts were rewarded with over £2,370 raised, funding a new Lincoln Minster School rowing kit that symbolises their unity and ambition.

But this is just the beginning. Lincoln Minster School has announced a close and ongoing partnership with British Rowing, alongside strengthened ties with Lincoln Rowing Centre and the University of Lincoln.

Through this collaboration, students are benefiting from expert coaching and mentorship, gaining valuable experience and insight into the sport from both seasoned professionals and rising stars in the field.

“Our aims as a team are to represent our school and Lincoln Rowing Club while competing in fixtures and competitions,” said student Elliot S. “More importantly, we want to learn, grow, and build something lasting.”

This partnership has not only enhanced technical development but also created a supportive, vibrant rowing community that captures the essence of the sport—teamwork, discipline, and belonging. It’s a step that ensures the programme’s long-term future, inspiring generations to come.

As Lincoln Minster School continues to work closely with British Rowing, Lincoln Rowing Centre, and the University of Lincoln, the excitement is only just beginning. With passion, purpose, and partnership at its core, the school’s rowing team is poised to make a lasting impact—on the water and beyond.

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