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28/03/24

2 weeks until the walk20 mile practice completed last weekend.Huge well done and thank you to Mr Conquer who is walking the wight in aid of our onsite charity Eikon #eikonhttps://t.co/DJZPpnnr6Z pic.twitter.com/LmYBvxF2VC— Fullbrook () March 28, 2024

28/03/24

Have a read of our trust Spring parent/carer newsletter here - https://t.co/3fIEA5CISV pic.twitter.com/jn6mAKrmW6

28/03/24

Thank you to the Friends of Loseley Fields who kindly gave all the children an Easter treat to take home today. Even our school rabbits Comet & Star got one! 😜🐰Wishing everyone a Happy Easter & a lovely break.#PTA pic.twitter.com/VDoLZnyUQW— Loseley Fields () March 28, 2024

28/03/24

Latest newsletter has dropped! It is packed with updates about this term and preparations for the Summer! Happy Easter Northmead 🐣https://t.co/uvAVx3KQc2 pic.twitter.com/OJdns2p7iz— Northmead Junior School () March 28, 2024

28/03/24

It's been a busy few weeks for our netballers with both our Year 5 and 6 teams in action! All the girls have played brilliantly with one receiving player of the tournament! Well done girls! pic.twitter.com/a5e0IxhU9k— BoxgroveSchoolSport () March 27, 2024

27/03/24

An amazing day for our House Winter Sports & Art event! From sun to snow, our students showed sportsmanship, resilience, and creativity. Huge thanks to all participants and our dedicated staff for making it a success rain or shine! pic.twitter.com/bBy58vSufC— Guildford County Sch () March 27, 2024

27/03/24

Our students thoroughly enjoyed the Fullbrook Careers Fair yesterday. Lots of great engagement from the students with all the exhibitors and they left feeling motivated.📷#Inspired2Achieve pic.twitter.com/syzqqG1qgf— Fullbrook () March 27, 2024

27/03/24

We need your help.Our Year 10 and 11 girls football team are in the national final (YAY)We are looking for a sponsor to help cover the associate cost of the girls kit and travel. If you're able to help please email: info.surrey.sch.uk#StudentSupport pic.twitter.com/3avNf24JGw— Fullbrook () March 27, 2024

27/03/24

The sun is out and we are ready for a great day of House Winter Sports. Wrap up warm and remember your waterproof! Let the games begin 💚❤️🤍🩵💜💛#weareguildfordcountyschool pic.twitter.com/NatV3BpWSJ— Guildford County Sch () March 27, 2024

27/03/24

Spectacular evening of Music and Dance with , including with these fabulous Big Band players rocking their black and purple. Let's do it again tomorrow! pic.twitter.com/OjVLhXUlse— George Abbot Music () March 26, 2024

26/03/24

Spectacular evening of Music and Dance with , including with these fabulous Big Band players rocking their black and purple. Let's do it again tomorrow! pic.twitter.com/OjVLhXUlse— George Abbot Music () March 26, 2024

25/03/24

Spring Concert Week! pic.twitter.com/y65EmbowoH— George Abbot School () March 25, 2024

25/03/24

It's Spring Concert Eve and all of our musos and dancers are working their socks off to give you a fantastic show!— George Abbot Music () March 25, 2024

25/03/24

It's Spring Concert Eve and all of our musos and dancers are working their socks off to give you a fantastic show!— George Abbot Music () March 25, 2024

25/03/24

Congratulations to Cara J who came away with a 🥉 place individual medal along with achieving 🥉in the team event alongside Isabel W and Ella T this weekend at the British Schools’ Modern Biathlon in Bath. What an amazing achievement 🌟#teamboxgrove pic.twitter.com/70jxc4vx6i— Boxgrove School () March 25, 2024

22/03/24

It is these examples of school experiences that form long in the memory. It is our staff that give up the hours, form the relationships and believe in the wider purpose of education that makes our schools special.Read more https://t.co/1ZpDKuqc7K pic.twitter.com/k9bkfLs9Vd

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28th April 2023

I promise you that I am not a hoarder, but in recent weeks, the various piles of stuff we have around the house for the dump or charity shop seem to have grown out of all proportion. This did mean that I have been sent on a number of errands recently in order to recycle old books and clothes. Such activity brings out significant sentimentality for perhaps a book only read once meaning that it is not an easy or indeed quick process for me. Nevertheless, it has happened and many items donated to an assortment of charity shops or taken to the dump. When I say it has happened, there is always that one book that somehow takes refuge and finds its way to the back of the boot. In my case it was a much-read Roald Dahl book. Now, I am aware that there has been recent controversy over the content and characters in his writing, but I hold him in great regard for his less well-known work that ultimately saved my twin brother’s life when he was diagnosed with hydrocephalus or ‘water on the brain’.

Dahl’s youngest son had been involved in a car accident and developed the same condition as my brother, resulting in Dahl becoming involved in the development of what became called the ‘Wade-Dahl-Till’ valve or shunt. This valve was designed by Dahl, a hydraulic engineer Stanley Wade and a neurosurgeon Kenneth Till who later became my brother’s own surgeon. My brother, along with another 3000 children benefitted from this invention. For our family, the WDT valve sits alongside the Glass Elevator and Giant Peach as a marvellous invention from the creative mind of Roald Dahl.

I share this story as we continue to work setting up the Maths School. Recent work has involved exploring the wider vision, aims and objectives for the school. Whilst we have yet to agree on a set of exact words, we hope that the school alongside all other schools in the trust will support the study, careers and life choices of every young person with the hope they explore and alleviate the challenges of human life in order to support the advancement and progress of communities and wider society.

 

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