Red Book Winter 2020

School List
and Calendar
Winter Term 2020
Version 1
as at
04/09/2020
General
History of Oakham School
1584 Oakham School founded by Archdeacon Robert Johnson
1853-58 School House rebuilt and enlarged
1869 The School represented at the first Headmasters’ Conference
1925 The Chapel completed
1955 The Memorial Library opened by HRH the Duke of Gloucester
1965 College House opened
1969 The Old School developed as The Shakespeare Centre
1970 The School returns to full independence
1971 Co-education introduced
1972 The new Johnsons, Talbots, Round House and the Sports
Hall built
1974 Peterborough House, Sargants, Lincoln House and Ancaster
combine as the new Jerwoods Junior School
1982 Round House becomes Seventh Form Girls House
1984 The Barraclough Hall converted to The Queen Elizabeth
Theatre, opened by Her Majesty the Queen to celebrate the
Quatercentenary
1987 New Dining Hall opened, named The Barraclough
1990 The Wilson Pitch opened
1991 The Merton Building opened
1994 Art & Design Centre renamed The Richard Bull Centre
1996 Information and Study Centre renamed The Smallbone Library
1997 The Schanschieff site opened: Barrow & Clipsham (day boys),
Gunthorpe & Hambleton (day girls) Houses replacing Johnsons
& Talbots
2000 School’s 1000th Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award
2001 The Oakham School Foundation established
2004 New Science Labs opened by Sir John Krebs
2005 Wilson Pavilion and Playing Fields opened by Lynn Wilson OO
2007 Opening of Littles
2007 Rededication of the Chapel
2009 Opening of the Jerwood School of Design
2011 Opening of the Wilson Auditorium
2013 Opening of the Mehra Faculty of Science
2014 Opening of the BAF Smith Pavilion
2017 Opening of the Johnson Wing
General
Contents
General Information
Trustees 2
Senior Leadership Team; Oakham School Foundation 3
Aims of the School 4
Headmasters, Chairmen of Trustees, Visitors of the School 6
Staff Common Room Committee; SALCOM; Parent/Teacher Commitee 7
Old Oakhamian Club; Archives; Useful Numbers 8
Contact Information 9
Staff Information School Information
Teaching Staff Initials 10 Games 197
Support Staff Initials 13 Societies 198
Staff Directory (Alphabetical) 15 Smallbone Library &

200
Computer Science
Departmental Directory 30
School Shop 201
Pupil Information Personal & Confidential

202
Matters
The Decem 46
Help and Advice 203
School List 47
Emergency Accident Procedure 204
House Lists 70
Rules and Expectations 205
Calendar
Complaints Policy 233
School Calendar 90
Staff, Decem & House
236
Staff Duty Rota 182 Prefect Duties
Future Term Dates 184 Year Planner 2020/2021 237
The School Week 188 Timetables 239
Weekly Activities 189 Map & Key 250
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General
Trustees
Chairman:
Professor Neil T Gorman, DL, BVSc., PhD, DUniv, DVSc., DVMS, DVM, DACVIM,
Dip-ECVIM, FRCVS, FRSA
ng@oakham.rutland.sch.uk
or contact Clerk of Trustees scp@oakham.rutland.sch.uk
Ex-Officio:
The Rt Revd the Lord Bishop of Peterborough, Dr Donald Allister, MA
The Lord Lieutenant for Rutland, Dr Sarah Furness, PhD
The Very Revd Christopher Dalliston, Dean of Peterborough
Co-optative:
Mr David Allsop, BA, Dipl Arch, RIBA
Professor Philip Baker, B.Med.Sci., B.M., B.S., D.M., FRCOG, FRCSC, FRANZCOG, FMedSci
Peter Boddy, MBA BA (Hons)
Mark Dorsett, FCIPD
Professor Neil T Gorman, DL, BVSc., PhD, DUniv, DVSc., DVMS, DVM, DACVIM,
Dip-ECVIM, FRCVS, FRSA
Julia H Grundy
Anthony R M Little, MA
Jane P Lucas, MA
Margaret Miles BSc
Josephine M Osborne, BA(Hons) LLM
Rashmi Patel, BA (Hons), Grad IPD
Professor Stewart Petersen, MA, PhD
Roger Summerton, FCA
Stephen H Woolfe, LLB
Director of Operations and Strategic Planning & Clerk to the Trustees:

Simon C Piggott, MA MBA
Headmaster:
Henry Price MA
Staff Representative:
Jane P Lucas, MA
jl1@oakham.rutland.sch.uk
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General
Senior Leadership Team
Headmaster:
Henry W F Price MA HWFP; 800; h 775
Director of Operations and Strategic Planning:
Simon Piggott, MA, MBA SCP; 600
From October 2020 – William Hawkes, MA WSBH; 600
Senior Deputy Head:
Arthur Mayhew MSc AM; 640; mob 07738 065045
Deputy Head (Pastoral & Co-curricular):
Sarah J Gomm, BSc SJG; 635
Deputy Head (Academic):
Leo F Dudin, Dr Leo MSc PhD MEd LFD; 548
Head of Upper School:
Simone Lorenz-Weir, MA SLW; 807
Head of Middle School:
James H Robinson BA JHR; 629
Head of Lower School:
Adrian Morris BEd ACM; 700
Director of External Relations:
Samantha Rowntree SR; 810
Director of People:
Sarah H Bailey MCIPD SHB; 589
Senior Housemistress:
Caroline L Latham BEd CLL; 765
Oakham School Foundation

Founded in 2001, Oakham’s Foundation was established to support Oakham
School by raising funds for capital projects, bursaries and endowments from
alumni, parents and other benefactors.
Board Members:
Prof. Philip Baker, Chair
Henry Price, Headmaster HWFP; 800
Simon Piggott, Director of Operations and Strategic Planning SCP; 600
Samantha Rowntree, Director of External Relations SR; 810
Prof Neil T Gorman Nick Jones
Peter Lawson Sanjeev Mehra
David Porter Stephen Woolfe
Registered Address:
Foundation Office Oakham School Chapel Close Oakham Rutland LE15 6DT
Charity number 1131425-2
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General
Aims of the School
Oakham School is a leading vibrant, truly co-educational, boarding and day school
community, perfectly balancing an innovative, modern outlook with traditional
values, all of which is underpinned with exceptional pastoral care.
We stimulate a real, in depth love of learning in all aspects of life and our pupils
develop into well-grounded and motivated young adults, equipped with the
knowledge, aptitude and skills to thrive in the world of 2030 and beyond
Oakham is a place where individuals develop the confidence to exploit fully their
natural potential, within a happy, supportive and challenging environment –
education at its best.
Our Aims:
• The School aims to provide the highest standards of teaching and learning so
that all pupils can fulfil their academic potential. In providing a broad and
engaging academic curriculum, there is an abiding aim for academic excellence
and intellectual curiosity which will cultivate a lifelong love of learning
• The School aims to prepare Oakhamians with the values and life-skills to thrive
and be successful in the world when they leave school
• The School aims to provide pupils with a range of opportunities to develop

and pursue interests of a physical, cultural or creative nature within the scope
of the Total Curriculum. We create opportunities for pupils to exercise
innovation, teamwork and leadership
• The School aims to offer all pupils compassionate and consistent pastoral
support through Houses and Tutor groups. Each boy and girl is valued,
respected and supported for their individuality, based on a boarding ethos in
which mutual respect takes the highest priority
• The School is a Christian foundation which aims to encourage pupils

to investigate and experience Christian faith and worship while providing
opportunities for children of diverse religious backgrounds to explore moral
questions and the spiritual dimension of their lives
• The School aims to provide and maintain high standards of governance and
management among Trustees, Senior Leadership Team and other senior
members of the Teaching and Support Staff. The School aims to manage
its financial resources and facilities effectively, to maintain and improve the
educational provision available to its pupils, and to maintain and develop its
facilities
• The School aims to fulfil its charitable purpose through participation in mutually
beneficial partnerships (both formal and informal) with other organisations,
e.g. maintained schools, and through bursarial funding to widen access. The
School aims to ensure its social responsibility through contributions to the local
community and greater environmental sustainability
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General
• The School aims to be a good employer, providing conditions of employment
and environment that supports its employees in the fulfilment of their
responsibilities and professional development
• The School aims to safeguard the health and safety of all who live and work
within it and to promote the well-being of its pupils
• The School aims to maintain the loyalty and support of its pupils, parents and
alumni through good communication, and to secure the recruitment of suitable
pupils through the effective work of the Admissions and Marketing departments
Our Strategic Vision

The world is experiencing a significantly increasing rate of change. Technological
innovation and changing patterns of work and communication mean that those
entering education today will require additional skills and aptitudes to succeed.
Many of these extend beyond those taught in individual subjects and an
exceptional education must emphasise inter-disciplinary abilities. Our clear priority
is to anticipate and respond to these new realities across all facets of education at
Oakham so that current and future generations of our students can thrive in their
adult life and contribute to the communities in which they live.
Strategic Objectives (2018-2023)

• To adapt the Oakham curriculum to foster greater inter-disciplinary learning and
the application of knowledge, and to consolidate the skills and habits necessary
for success in the twenty-first century
• To ensure that pastoral care afforded to both pupils and staff effectively
supports the school’s long term values and addresses evolving needs, whilst
supporting the personal and educational development of our students
throughout their time at Oakham
• To collaborate actively with external parties - both within and outside the field
of education - to establish Oakham as a recognised hub of educational
excellence, innovation and good practice, initially through the establishment
of an Oakham Group
• To communicate the school’s evolving educational provision as effectively as

possible to current and prospective stakeholders - pupils, parents, staff
and alumni
• To enable access to the school curriculum to those who could not otherwise
afford to come here, and to look to share expertise and resources to extend the
public benefit we provide
• To secure our ability to invest in the school’s educational and pastoral provision,
in line with our strategic vision, and to improve the school’s infrastructure in
ways that support those aims
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General
Headmasters
Foundation by Archdeacon Robert Johnson:
1584 - 87 Robert Rushebrooke, First Master
1875 Reorganisation of the School
1875 - 1879 Robert Tabraham, BA

1879 - 1902 EV Hodge, MA
1902 - 1929 WL Sargant, MA
1929 - 1935 FC Doherty, MA, MBE
1935 - 1957 G Talbot Griffith, MA
1958 - 1977 JD Buchanan, MA, MBE
1977 - 1984 ORS Bull, MA
1985 - 1996 G Smallbone, MA, MBE
1996 - 2002 ARM Little, MA, FRSA
2002 - 2009 JAF Spence, BA, PhD
2009 - 2019 NM Lashbrook, BA
2019 - HWF Price
Chair of Trustees
1875 - 1910 AC Johnson
1910 - 1913 HR Finch
1913 - 1935 Captain WD Johnson
1939 - 1949 Rt. Rev. Dr. CM Blagden, DD
1950 - 1956 Rt. Rev. SSG Leeson,
1956 - 1964 Sir Eric Gore Brown, DSO, OBE, TD
1964 - 1980 Col TCS Haywood, DL, OBE, MA
1980 - 1998 SG Schanschieff, OBE
1998 - 2008 TH White, MA, FRICS
2008 - 2012 SE Blaza, BSc, PhD
2012 - 2017 PO Lawson DL, BSc
2017 - Professor NT Gorman DL, BVSc., PhD, DUniv, DVSc., DVMS, DVM,
DACVIM, Dip-ECVIM, FRCVS, FRSA
Visitors
1972 - 1991 JM Jerwood, MC
1991 - 2003 Col TCS Haywood, DL, OBE, MA
2003 - 2005 JD Buchanan, MA, MBE
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General
Staff Common Room Committee
President: Lesley Asher-Roche LEA; 544
Treasurer: Catherine Walker CHW; 782
Bar Committee: Thomas Banham TMB; 511
Christopher Edwards CDE; 511
Nigel Paddock NSP; 758
Oliver Smith OJS; 739
Duncan Wright DGW; 551
Hannah Edwards HSE; 780
The Annual General Meeting is held in the Summer Term
SALCOM (Salaries Committee)

Chairman & Secretary: -
Howard Collison
Steve Foster
Vic Russell
Oliver Smith
Duncan Wright
Co-opt Union Rep for NEU Sophia Clarke
Parent/Teacher Committee
The committee is an advisory body to the Headmaster on matters of policy and
administration, providing a two way channel of communication between parent
and the School. It is not run as a fund-raising body nor as a complaints panel, and
should in no circumstances replace the normal relationship between parent and
Housemaster/Housemistress.
The Chairman and all members of the Committee are always pleased to try to
answer any questions about the School at any time.
Further information can be found on the school website -

www.oakham.rutland.sch.uk/parent-teacher-committee.
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General
Old Oakhamian Club (founded 1888)
President: David Gilman
Chairman: Jon Wills
OO Alumni Manager: Rebecca Maddocks
Hon Treasurer: Brian Welford
Committee Members: Simon Camamile, Katharina Klohe,
Rhiannon Douty, Ben Walsgrove
Archives Committee
The Oakham School Archives is the final repository for the historical records of the
School. Its primary purpose is to document the history of the School and to provide
source material for staff, students, alumni, and other members of the School
community, as well as scholars, authors, and other persons interested in
the history of the School and its place in history.
Chair:
Head of Smallbone Library & Archives: Darryl Toerien
Archivist: Charlotte McCrory
OO Club Chairman: Jon Wills
Assistant Archivist: Aurore Guillomot-Bonnefond
School Historian: Brian Needham
Committee Members: Nigel Webb, Kate Williamson
Useful Numbers
Examination Centre: 25162 Coach Hire:
IB Centre: 1264 Nesbits 01664 454284
Surgery, Cold Overton Road: nesbits.bros@btconnect.com
01572 722621 Freeway Coaches 01773 811711
Police: 0116 222 2222 Tudor Coaches 01780 481367
(24 hours) (Emergency 9-999) A and S Coaches 07436 802064
Post Office: McColl’s Newsagents Taxis:
01572 770993 Fox Taxis 01572 720200
Trains: Oakham 722085; Berridges 01572 756088
Enquiries 0116 248 1000/ Meadows 01572 722270
08457 484950 Rutland Cabs 07855 777151
Website: www.nationalrail.co.uk Cottesmore Taxis 01572 813136
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General
Contact Information
OAKHAM SCHOOL
Chapel Close, Market Place, Oakham, LE15 6DT
Phone: 01572 758500 Fax: 01572 758818
Security: 01572 758666; Medical Centre: 01572 758555
Website: www.oakham.rutland.sch.uk
Users Site: users.oakham.rutland.sch.uk
Email: <staff initials> or <pupil no>@oakham.rutland.sch.uk
DEPARTMENTS
Jerwoods Burley Road, Oakham LE15 6DJ
Bursary 15 - 17 Station Road, Oakham, Rutland LE15 6QT
Foundation College House, Church Street, Oakham LE15 6AA
Deanscroft Station Road, Oakham LE15 6QU
The Barraclough Ashwell Road, Oakham LE15 6QG
Estates Department 71 Station Road, Oakham LE15 6QT
Richard Bull Centre Kilburn Road, Oakham LE15 6QN
Computer Science Centre Ashwell Road, Oakham LE15 6QG
Smallbone Library Ashwell Road, Oakham LE15 6QG
Mehra Faculty of Science Station Road, Oakham LE15 6QT
Queen Elizabeth Theatre Ashwell Road, Oakham LE15 6QG
Medical Centre, School Shop Station Road, Oakham LE15 6QT
Print Services Ashwell Road, Oakham LE15 6QG
Wilson Pavilion Ashwell Road, Oakham
BAF Smith Pavilion Kilburn Road, Oakham LE15 6QL
Houses: Please see individual house pages (pp.70 - 89) for contact information.
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Teaching Staff Initials
AAN Nelson, Mrs Ann CWS West-Sadler, Mr Chris
AB Ball, Mrs Amanda J DGW Wright, Mr Duncan G
ACM Morris, Mr Adrian C DJCH Hallam, Dr Diana JC
ADR Rice, Mr Andrew D DJR Russell, Mr David J
AEW Worthington, Mrs Anne E DJS Sheppard, Dr Darren J
AFR Russell, Mrs Anna F DMG Greenfield, Mr Daniel M
AGB Guillomot-Bonnefond, Miss Aurore DMP Pernas, Mr Daniel M
AGH Headley, Dr Anthony G DMT Taylor, Mr David M
AHR Reid, Mr Andrew H DN Norell, Mr David
AJ2 Jarvis, Mr Andrew M
Staff
DNA Ashton, Mr Dmitriy N

AJB Blewett, Dr Anne J DR Rix, Mr David
AJG Jimenez Garcia, Miss Alba DRB Beavan, Mr David
AJK2 Koesling, Miss Anna J DRE Evans, Mr Dominic R
AJN Nicoll, Dr Andrew J DT Toerien, Mr Darryl
AJP Petit, Mrs Alison J DW2 Williams, Mr David G
AKN Nairn, Dr Alison K DW3 Williams, Mr David
AM Mayhew, Mr Arthur DWB Bonanno, Mr Daniele
AMF Ferguson, Mr Andrew EAB Bevan, Mrs Beth
AML Lear, Mrs Annette M
EB2 Bulmaga, Miss Elena
AMR Ross, Mr Andrew M
EB3 Berriman, Miss Emilia
ARB Bolt, Ms Anne
ECB Bett, Mr Evan CM
ASD Denman, Mr Ashley S
EFM Murphy, Mrs Elizabeth F
AVB Balmford, Mr Andy
EGR Roe, Mrs Emma G
AVG Grand, Miss Anaïs V
EJM Milner, Mr Edward J
AVH Hayes, Ms Alexis
ELD Durston, Mrs Emma L
AVP Petit, Mr Adam V
ELW Whearity, Miss Elise L
BDC Clarke, Mr Ben D
ERB Brass, Ms Elinor R
BJE Edwards, Mr Ben J
ESI Stanley Isaac, Dr Emma L
BOH O’Hanlon, Miss Bernadette
GFL Florentin-Lee, Ms Giselle
BR2 Rothwell, Mr Ben
GG Gelderbloom, Mr Glenn
CAF Fear, Mrs Carolyn A
GKL Lumbers, Mr Gareth
CDE Edwards, Mr Christopher D
CEM Maitland-Todd, Mrs Carla GN Norell, Mrs Gilly
CHS Stephenson, Ms Cathy H GRJ Jones, Miss Gabriella R
CHW Walker, Miss Catherine H HAC Collison, Mr Howard A
CJF Foster, Mr Christopher J HBD Deane, Mr Henry B
CJS Simpson, Mrs Caroline J HEJ Jones, Mrs Helen E
CJS2 Slominska, Miss Christina J HJC Cannie, Mrs Heidi J
CLL Latham, Mrs Caroline L HJJ Johnson, Mr Harry J
CMC Campbell, Mrs Claire M HK Kaur, Mrs Harvinder
CML Lomas, Mrs Caroline M HKW Williams, Ms Helen
CMP Pauls, Mr Cameron M HLM Martin, Mrs Helen L
CMT Tanner, Miss Connie M HRJ Jacques, Mr Harry R
CVM McCrory, Mrs Charlotte V HSE Edwards, Mrs Hannah S
CW1 Ward, Mrs Celine HVC Campion, Miss Hannah V
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HWFP Price, Mr Henry WF LFT Taylor, Miss Laura F
IFB Beighton, Miss Isobel F LG Grant, Mr Louis
IG Gunter, Mr Ian LGM Gonzalez Mozos, Mr Luis
IRS Smith, Mr Ian R LM Mattoccia, Mr Leonardo
IS Simpson, Mr Iain LMC Cournarie, Miss Louise M
JAC Chilton, Dr John A LMD Dunbavand, Mrs Lydia M
JAM Moffat, Miss Julie LRB Breag, Mrs Lucy R
JAS Summers, Dr Julie A LWN Nicholls, Mrs Lauren W
JB1 Bateman, Mr James MCS Cade-Stewart, Dr Michael A
JBD Dobbs, Mrs Julie B MD Durose, Mr Mark
Staff
JC1 Clamp, Mr Jamy MDA Doblas Agraz, Miss Maria
JCC Copas, Mrs Justine C MDC Crofts, Mr Michael D
JDC Cachia, Mr Jamie MEC Carter, Mr Michael
JDF Farrar, Mr James D MEC2 Clint, Mr Matthew E
JEG Griffiths, Mrs Joanne E MF Fernandez, Mrs Monica C
JHR Robinson, Mr James H MFW Favell-Wright, Mrs Melissa A
JJA Aiken, Mr James M MHC Coman, Mr Miles JH
JJC Cure, Mr James MIF Ford, Mrs Maria-Ioana
JKS Sanders, Mr Joseph K
MJF Fairley, Mrs Megan J
JLA Arkwright, Mr Joseph L
MJP Passey, Mr Michael
JLP Paddock, Mrs Jane L
MLM Müller, Miss Marie-Luise
JMC McKee, Mrs Jane
MLT Titcombe, Mrs Michelle L
JMG Gilbert, Miss Jessica
MM Michel, Mr Mattis L
JMI Irving, Ms Jan M
MMC Callaghan, Miss Maeve M
JN Nossiter, Miss Julie
MMF Fairweather, Mr Malcolm M
JNH Hollering, Mrs Jennifer L
MNS Segura Fuster, Mrs Maria N
JNJR Roberts, Mr James NJ
MPN Northcott, Mrs Michelle P
JRD Dook, Mrs Jennifer R
MRS Sutterby, Mr Matthew R
JRM Mohan, Miss Jenna R
MT Treacy, Miss Marielle
JWH Hutter, Mr James W
MW Williams, Mrs Manda
KAB Bennett, Miss Kimberley A
NCJ Johnson, Mr Neil C
KC Curtis, Ms Kay
KEC Collison, Mrs Katherine E NJN Neve, Mr Nicholas JF
KFM McGeoghie, Ms Karen F NMB Boshoff, Mr Nathan M
KJB Beadle, Mr Kevin J NPF Favill, Mr Nicholas P
KL Long, Ms Katie NSP Paddock, Mr Nigel S
KLG Gibbons, Mrs Kelly L NYC Chohan, Mr Nayan Y
KMR Robinson, Mrs Kim M OJS Smith, Mr Oliver J
KT Townsley, Mr Kevin OMW Ward, Miss Olivia M
LAU Urban, Mrs Laura A PAH Hicks, Mr Paul A
LAW Ward, Mr Laurence A PAR Rola, Mr Pierre-Alexandre A
LBN Nelsen, Ms Lisa B PCG Gibbs, Mrs Pippa C
LDM Di Miceli, Miss Lilla PD Davis, Mr Peter
LEA Asher-Roche, Mrs Lesley E PG Girdwood, Mrs Peta
LFD Dudin, Dr Leo F PJI Ingles, Dr Patricia J
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PJS Sykes, Mrs Phillipa J TMM Makey, Mrs Tessa M
PN Nutter, Mr Paul VAB Bonham, Miss Victoria A
PTL2 Latham, Mr Patrick VEP Pamihov, Mr Vladimir E
RAH Hurst, Mrs Rebecca A VL Lamb, Miss Vivienne
RB Baker, Mr Richard M VR Russell, Mr Vic
RC Coxon, Mr Richard WAG Greaves, Mrs Wendy A
RC4 Clarke, Mr Ralph WGL Leveritt, Dr Will G
RDRE Evans, Mr Robert DR WJP Pound, Mrs Wendy J
RJ Jenkinson, Dr Richard G WS Singhal, Mrs Wendy
RJU Urquhart, Mr Richard J YR Ricard, Miss Yuna
Staff
RKJ Johnston, Miss Renae K YSS Sandison, Ms Yvonne S

RLB Broadbent, Miss Rachel L YT Toussaint, Mr Yann
RLS Leyton-Smith, Mrs Rebecca R ZGB Bess, Mr Zak G
RP3 Powell, Mrs Ruth ZJW Wardell, Miss Zoe JA
RPS Payan Sanchez, Mr Ruben TCW Weston, Mr Tim C
RSB Breag, Mr Richard S TDD Dixon-Dale, Mr Timothy
RWJ Johnson, Mr Robert W TFT Tregunno, Fr Tim F
SADD Dixon-Dale, Mrs Sarah A TKO O'Hara, Miss Taegan KA
SBF Foster, Mr Stephen B TLV Vandoros, Mr Trefon L
SCG Gorman, Mr Steve C TMB Banham, Mr Thomas M
SCM Murphy, Miss Sarah C TMD Drummond, Mrs Tessa M
SD1 Durman, Miss Sophie TMM Makey, Mrs Tessa M
SDD Dachtler, Mr Steven D VAB Bonham, Miss Victoria A
SDY Donlevy, Mrs Sarah D VEP Pamihov, Mr Vladimir E
SEG Goldsworthy, Mrs Sonia E VL Lamb, Miss Vivienne
SFF Fresia-Farrelly, Mrs Simona VR Russell, Mr Vic
SHV Vermeulen, Miss Soraya WAG Greaves, Mrs Wendy A
SJG Gomm, Mrs Sarah J WGL Leveritt, Dr Will G
SJL Lowiss, Miss Samantha J WJP Pound, Mrs Wendy J
SJP Page, Mrs Susanna J WS Singhal, Mrs Wendy
SLA Angove, Miss Sarah L YR Ricard, Miss Yuna
SLC Clarke, Miss Sophie LM YSS Sandison, Ms Yvonne S
SLM Madden, Mrs Sarah L YT Toussaint, Mr Yann
SLW Lorenz-Weir, Mrs Simone ZGB Bess, Mr Zak G
SMB Boyd, Ms Susanna M ZGB Bess, Mr Zak G
SMH Healey, Mrs Susan M WJP Pound, Mrs Wendy J
TCA Allen, Mr Thomas C WS Singhal, Mrs Wendy
TCW Weston, Mr Timothy C YSS Sandison, Ms Yvonne S
TDD Dixon-Dale, Mr Timothy YT Toussaint, Mr Yann
TFT Tregunno, Fr Tim F ZGB Bess, Mr Zak G
TK Kenyon, Mr Tim ZKH Kempf-Harris, Miss Zoe K
TKO O'Hara, Miss Taegan KA YT Toussaint, Mr Yann
TLV Vandoros, Mr Trefon L ZGB Bess, Mr Zak G
TMB Banham, Mr Thomas M ZKH Kempf-Harris, Miss Zoe K
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Support Staff Initials
AAG2 Gray, Mr Adam DL2 Leeburn, Ms Dennice
AC Cox, Ms Abby C DM MacDonald, Mrs Deirdre J
ADD Day, Mrs Andrina D DM1 McDonald, Mrs Deborah
ADS Smith, CSgt Andrew DT3 Thorpe, Mr David
AEM Munton, Mrs Angela EC1 Crown, Mrs Emily
AH Hickin, Miss Asha EJM1 McCombie, Mrs Emma J
AHW2 Hewitt-Wall, Mr Andrew EK1 Keenan, Ms Elizabeth
AJF Fields, Mr Tony J ELM Martin, Mrs Emma L
AJK Kazi, Mr Abdul FLS Smith, Mrs Frances L
Staff
AJSL Long, Mr Alex JS GAF Flint, Mrs Gill A
AJWS Scott, Mrs Antonia JW GEC2 Carter, Mrs Georgina E
ALM Mitchell, Mrs Amie L GG2 Grant, Mr George P
AML2 Lukasik, Mrs Agnieszka M GJH Haddon, Mrs Geraldine J
AMS Short, Mr Alastair M GJO Owen, Mr Gareth J
APT2 Tagg, Mr Adrian P GMG Grant, Mrs Gillian M
BJL2 Leeburn, Mrs Beverley J GN3 Nancarrow, Mr Gary
BP2 Payne, Mrs Brigitte HH2 Newman, Mrs Helen H
BQ Quigley, Mr Bernard HJE Elliot, Mrs Helen
BSW2 Welford, Mr Brian HJW Wilkins, Mrs Hayley J
BYW Youngwood, Mr Bobby IB2 Burton, Mr Iain
CAG Glover, Mr Chris A IK1 Kirk, Mr Ian
CAM Metcalfe, Mrs Charllotte A IP Pratt, Mr Ian
CCB Betts, Mrs Claire C IR1 Reece, Mrs Ila
CDD Dook, Mr Chris D IRR Reeves, Mr Iain
CEC2 Clithero, Mrs Caroline E JAF1 Feely, MS Julie A
CEH Harmes, Mrs Caroline E JAN2 Nicholls, Mrs Jane A
CERC Cure, Mrs Caroline ER JAT Toerien, Mrs Jennifer A
CGN Nancarrow, Mr Conrad G JBH1 Harrison, Ms Justine B
CJD2 Dalton, Mrs Caroline D JC3 Coleman, Mrs Janine
CLA Atkinson, Mrs Caroline L JCH Harrison, Mrs Julie C
CM2 McDonald, Miss Claire JD2 Dawson, Mrs Joanne
CMC2 Clarkson, Mr Chris JD3 Dodsley, Mrs Jackie
CMT2 Thomas, Mrs Caroline M JEC2 Chilton, Mrs Julia E
CRF Favill, Mrs Charlotte R JEW Walden, Mrs Jenni
CSP1 Press, Mrs Claire JF2 Fletcher, Mrs Jenny
DAC Carrie, Mrs Debbie A JGG Garford, Mrs June
DC2 Gough, Miss Deborah JH3 Harvey, Mrs Jeanie
DCS Starkey, Miss Diane C JM2 Munton, Mrs Joanne
DD2 Donald, Mr Dougie JP2 Pridmore, Mrs Jackie
DH2 Harvey, Mrs Diane JR Roberts, Mr Joe
DJB2 Blake, Mrs Deborah JRC Cooper, Mr James C
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JW Wills, Mr Jon REQ Quinn, Miss Robyn E
KA Alexander, Mrs Katrina RF2 Fairweather, Mrs Rachel A
KAK Keeber, Mrs Kimberley A RH2 Hadden, Mr Ross
KAL2 Lee, Mrs Kathryn A RIM Maddocks, Miss Rebecca I
KAM Melton, Mrs Kelly A RJD Donnor, Mr Robert
KB Bates, Mrs Katharine RPR Reynolds, Mrs Renie P
KDG Galleozzie, Mrs Kim D RSR Roe, Mr Richard S
KJS Stanbridge, Mrs Kate J SB2 Bent, Mrs Sue
KLA Anstey, Mrs Katie L SB3 Bent, Mr Steve
Staff
KLL Laughton, Mrs Kim L SC Clark, Miss Sharon

KNW Woolf, Miss Kirsty N SCP Piggott, Mr Simon C
KRT2 Tew, Mr Karl SEA2 Archer, Mrs Sarah E
KS2 Satchwell, Mr Kevin G SEM2 McGeorge, Mrs Sharon
LAR Richards, Miss Lindsey A SHB Bailey, Ms Sarah H
LAURA Ambrose, Ms Laura M SJB Barratt, Miss Sam J
LB Burbeck, Ms Louise SJM Marvin, Mrs Sarah J
LCH Hitchen, Ms Louise SJR Ramone, Mr Scott J
LER Rawlings, Mr Lewis E SM3 Mower, Mr Simon
LJB Bradley, Mrs Lesley J SMC Chapman, Mrs Sue M
LT1 Trower, Mrs Lisa
SME Edgar, Miss Susan M
MAK Kane, Mrs Maxine A
SMG2 Glynn, Mrs Sarah M
MC2 Coakley, Mr Mark
SMR Russell, Miss Sabine M
MDR Russell, Mrs Melanie D
SR Rowntree, Mrs Samantha
MDU Dunderdale, Mr Mike
ST3 Tomalin, Mrs Susan
MER Roberts, Mrs Maggie E
SVF2 Forbes, Mrs Sandra V
MHA Arrowsmith, Mr Mick
TA2 Ashelford, Mr Terry
MHB Backhouse, Mrs Martha
TB3 Black, Mrs Teresa
MJC Cregan, Mr Max J
TGB Bows, Mrs Terry G
MJD Davis, Mr Mike J
TH Hubbert, Mr Trevor
MJP3 Powell, Mr Matthew J
TL Lysandrou, Mrs Toni
MJS Serjeant, Mrs Melanie J
TMS Semmens, Mrs Tina M
MLS2 Standen, Mrs Mandy L
TWB2 Beresford, Mr Terry
MMS Sobanska, Mrs Malgorzata
VA Adams, Mrs Victoria J
NJP Parsons, Mrs Nicola J
VVS Smith, Mrs Vanessa V
NL2 Leanage, Dr Navin
WHE Evered, Mr William H
NSH Hindle, Mrs Nicola
WSBH Hawkes, Mr William SB
PAT Trower, Mr Patrick A
YDP Du Preez, Mrs Yolandi
PJW2 Ward, Mr Philip J
PLW Wood, Mrs P'trice YS Astley, Mrs Elena
RB2 Beckwith, Mr Bob ZH Holford, Miss Zoe
RC1 Coleman, Mr Richard YS Stefanskaya, Mrs Yelena
RCD2 Dexter, Mr Richard ZH Holford, Miss Zoe
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Staff Directory
6 digit numbers are Oakham (01572). Prefix 3 digit numbers with 01572 758
VA Adams, Mrs Victoria J Acting Interim Catering Manager 790

JJA Aiken, Mr James M, BA D of E: Bronze Canoeing Leader 590
History 590
KA Alexander, Mrs Katrina Domestic Operations: Team Leader
TCA Allen, Mr Thomas C, BA MSc Religion & Philosophy 742
Form Time 742
LAURA Ambrose, Ms Laura M, MSc Clinical Psychologist 555
SLA Angove, Miss Sarah L, MA Head of French 553
Staff
Perspectives 553
KLA Anstey, Mrs Katie L Stevens: Matron 715
SEA2 Archer, Mrs Sarah E Examinations Administrator 819
JLA Arkwright, Mr Joseph L, BMus Graduate Musician 528
School House: Resident Tutor 684
MHA Arrowsmith, Mr Mick Maintenance: Electrician 528
TA2 Ashelford, Mr Terry Minibus Driver 819
LEA Asher-Roche, Mrs Lesley E, BSc Assistant Head of Upper School 582
Timetabler 544
i/c Form 7 UCAS 582
Mathematics 544
DNA Ashton, Mr Dmitriy N, BA MA IB MYP Co-ordinator 535
Computer Science 530
History 590
YS Astley, Mrs Elena Domestic Operations: Team Leader 590
CLA Atkinson, Mrs Caroline L Work Experience Officer 643
MHB Backhouse, Mrs Martha Hodges: Houseparent (maternity
Leave) 658
SHB Bailey, Ms Sarah H, MCIPD Director of People 589
RB Baker, Mr Richard M, DipTCL LTCL Visiting Music Staff: Trombone, Tuba 528
AB Ball, Mrs Amanda J, BSc Mathematics 544
Ball, Plt Off Amanda J CCF: RAF Section Officer 793
AVB Balmford, Mr Andy NPLQ Trainer Assessor, Sports
Facilities Duty Supervisor 754
TMB Banham, Mr Thomas M, BA Design & Technology 511
SJB Barratt, Miss Sam J Sports Facilities Duty Manager 756
JB1 Bateman, Mr James, BSc Director of Hockey 503
Sport Science 756
KB Bates, Mrs Katharine Library Assistant 647
KJB Beadle, Mr Kevin J, BSc Mathematics 544
Head of Theory of Knowledge 647
DRB Beavan, Mr David, MA Visiting Music Staff: Singing 528
RB2 Beckwith, Mr Bob Minibus Driver 528
IFB Beighton, Miss Isobel F, BSc Physical Education and Games 503
KAB Bennett, Miss Kimberley A Drama, Theatre & Dance 654
Buchanans: Resident Tutor 766
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SB2 Bent, Mrs Sue Wharflands: Matron 741

SB3 Bent, Mr Steve Minibus Driver 766
TWB2 Beresford, Mr Terry, MCITP Head of IT Systems
MCTS MCSA MCP MOS 646
EB3 Berriman, Miss Emilia GAP Assistant 700
ZGB Bess, Mr Zak G, BSc ASCC Head of Strength & Conditioning 503
ECB Bett, Mr Evan CM, MSc BSC Geography 551
Wharflands: Resident Tutor 771
CCB Betts, Mrs Claire C, MA (Oxon) HR Manager
MCIPD 804
EAB Bevan, Mrs Beth, BA History 590
Staff
TB3 Black, Mrs Teresa Minibus Driver 590

DJB2 Blake, Mrs Deborah Deputy Catering Manager -
Maintenance 557
AJB Blewett, Dr Anne J, PhD (Cantab) Physics 780
ARB Bolt, Ms Anne, MMus MA Head of Piano 528
DWB Bonanno, Mr Daniele, BA Chapmans: Housemaster 745
English 586
VAB Bonham, Miss Victoria A, MPerf Visiting Music Staff: Piano
MMus 528
NMB Boshoff, Mr Nathan M, BSc Computer Science 530
TGB Bows, Mrs Terry G School Nurse 555
SMB Boyd, Ms Susanna M, BA MSt History
(Cantab) 590
Lead Practitioner 553
LJB Bradley, Mrs Lesley J Payroll Manager & HR Officer 547
ERB Brass, Ms Elinor R, MA BA Director of Art 611
LRB Breag, Mrs Lucy R, MA MCLIP Librarian 651, 644
RSB Breag, Mr Richard S, BSc Head of Italian 553
French 644
Form Time 553
RLB Broadbent, Miss Rachel L, BMus Visiting Music Staff: Oboe 528
EB2 Bulmaga, Miss Elena, Mbiochem Chemistry 776
Biology 782
LB Burbeck, Ms Louise, BA Marketing and Communications
Assistant (News, website and social
media) 805
IB2 Burton, Mr Iain Domestic Operations: Porter
JDC Cachia, Mr Jamie Visiting Sports Coach: Head of
Performance Hockey 586
MCS Cade-Stewart, Dr Michael A, BA English
MA PhD 586
D of E: Silver Cycling Leader 522
MMC Callaghan, Miss Maeve M Undergraduate Design Fellow 511
CMC Campbell, Mrs Claire M, BEd (Hons) Teacher of Business 522
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Email addresses consist of staff initials followed by @oakham.rutland.sch.uk
HVC Campion, Miss Hannah V, BA MA Geography 551

Round House: Day Housemistress 796
HJC Cannie, Mrs Heidi J, BA (Hons) Head of Academic & Curriculum PE 816
Head of Sport Science 553
Girls Games & PE 517
DAC Carrie, Mrs Debbie A Physics: Lab Aid 781
GEC2 Carter, Mrs Georgina E Music Department Administrator 797
MEC Carter, Mr Michael, MA, BA Economics 522
SMC Chapman, Mrs Sue M Hodges: Houseparent 661
JAC Chilton, Dr John A, PhD Head of Science 517
780
Staff
Head of Physics
JEC2 Chilton, Mrs Julia E, BA Examinations Officer 819
NYC Chohan, Mr Nayan Y, BSc Lower School Science Coordinator 782
Biology 522
JC1 Clamp, Mr Jamy, BSc Physical Education and Games 503
Wharflands: Resident Tutor 744
SC Clark, Miss Sharon Bursary: Accounts Administrator 719
BDC Clarke, Mr Ben D, BSc Graduate Sports Fellow 503
RC4 Clarke, Mr Ralph Visiting Sports Coach: Tennis
SLC Clarke, Miss Sophie LM, BSc BA Initial Teacher Training Co-ordinator 522
Hambleton: Senior Tutor 677
Business 522
Perspectives 677
D of E: Silver Walking Leader 522
CMC2 Clarkson, Mr Chris Head Painter 782
MEC2 Clint, Mr Matthew E, BSc Biology 782
CEC2 Clithero, Mrs Caroline E Day Matron Girls 07908 742915, 529
MC2 Coakley, Mr Mark Maintenance: Electrician 500
JC3 Coleman, Mrs Janine, BSc Library Assistant 647
RC1 Coleman, Mr Richard Health & Safety Officer, Energy
Manager 829
HAC Collison, Mr Howard A, BSc Head of Geography
MPhil 849
KEC Collison, Mrs Katherine E, BMus Visiting Music Staff: Violin 528
MHC Coman, Mr Miles JH, BSc Mathematics 544
JRC Cooper, Mr James C, BA Theatre Technician 655
JCC Copas, Mrs Justine C, BA Economics 522
LMC Cournarie, Miss Louise M, MA Visiting Music Staff: Piano 528
AC Cox, Ms Abby C, RGN Medical Centre: Manager 555
RC Coxon, Mr Richard, GRNCM Visiting Music Staff: Singing 528
MJC Cregan, Mr Max J Assistant Network Manager 575
MDC Crofts, Mr Michael D, BSc Head of Computer Science 713
EC1 Crown, Mrs Emily Saturday Receptionist 500
CERC Cure, Mrs Caroline ER, BA D of E: Administrator 788
JJC Cure, Mr James, BA History 590
Perspectives 528
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KC Curtis, Ms Kay, BA English 586

SDD Dachtler, Mr Steven D, BA Clipsham: Housemaster 670
Dachtler, D Drama, Theatre & Dance 654
CJD2 Dalton, Mrs Caroline D, RGN School Nurse
RSCN 555
MJD Davis, Mr Mike J, BEng Senior Data Systems Developer 565
PD Davis, Mr Peter, MA ARCO FISM Director of Music 526
JD2 Dawson, Mrs Joanne Biology: Senior Technician 519
ADD Day, Mrs Andrina D, MAAT Billing Officer 708
HBD Deane, Mr Henry B, BSc D of E: Silver Canoeing Leader 530
Staff
Computer Science 526

ASD Denman, Mr Ashley S, BA Sargants: Housemaster 610
Physical Education & Games 708
Sport Science 511
RCD2 Dexter, Mr Richard Head Grounds and Gardens 759872
LDM Di Miceli, Miss Lilla, GBSM ABSM Visiting Music Staff: Horn
PGCert 528
SADD Dixon-Dale, Mrs Sarah A, LLB English 586
Deputy Designated Safeguarding
Lead 528
TDD Dixon-Dale, Mr Timothy, BA Wharflands: Housemaster 740
Business 522
JBD Dobbs, Mrs Julie B, BSc MA Mathematics 544
Lincoln: Senior Tutor 602
MDA Doblas Agraz, Miss Maria Buchanans: Resident Tutor 768
Spanish: Assistant 553
JD3 Dodsley, Mrs Jackie Admissions: Secretary 509
DD2 Donald, Mr Dougie Minibus Driver 528
SDY Donlevy, Mrs Sarah D, BA Head of Business 522
RJD Donnor, Mr Robert Joiner 522
CDD Dook, Mr Chris D Transport: Manager 07977 435552
JRD Dook, Mrs Jennifer R, BA MEd D of E: Silver Walking Leader 553
French 553
Spanish 509
YDP Du Preez, Mrs Yolandi, BComm Assistant Accountant 709
LFD Dudin, Dr Leo F, MSc PhD MEd Deputy Head - Academic 548
Chemistry 776
LMD Dunbavand, Mrs Lydia M, BSc Biology 782
Gunthorpe: Housemistress 674
MDU Dunderdale, Mr Mike, BSc MSc Head of IT & Digital Strategy
CITP 520
SD1 Durman, Miss Sophie, BSc Graduate Sports Fellow 503
MD Durose, Mr Mark, BSc Mathematics 544
ELD Durston, Mrs Emma L, BSc Round House: Housemistress 730
Sport Science 503
SME Edgar, Miss Susan M Buchanans: Matron 767
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BJE Edwards, Mr Ben J, BA School House: Resident Tutor 716

History 590
CDE Edwards, Mr Christopher D, BEng Design & Technology 511
Red Book: Production and
Development Co-ordinator 730
HSE Edwards, Mrs Hannah S, BSc Physics
MA (Ed) 780
HJE Elliot, Mrs Helen, BA ACA Careers & Middle School
Administrator 580
Activities: Administrator 716
DRE Evans, Mr Dominic R, BSc MA Red Book: Events and Calendar
Staff
Manager 779
Chemistry 511
RDRE Evans, Mr Robert DR, MA (Oxon) History
LLB 590
WHE Evered, Mr William H, BA Marketing Assistant 585
MJF Fairley, Mrs Megan J, BA Head of Religion & Philosophy 742
Perspectives 656
MMF Fairweather, Mr Malcolm M, MA Peterborough House: House Master 656
English 586
RF2 Fairweather, Mrs Rachel A, BA Editor of the Oakhamian and Old
Oakhamian magazines 811
Marketing and Communications
Assistant (Editorial & copywriting) 742
JDF Farrar, Mr James D, BA Politics and International Relations 522
Citizenship 656
Farrar, Lt James D CCF: Instructor 793
MFW Favell-Wright, Mrs Melissa A, BA Visiting Music Staff: Double Bass 528
CRF Favill, Mrs Charlotte R, BSc Leavers' Ball Manager, Relief Matron,
(Hons) MRICS Organiser of Flowers 612
NPF Favill, Mr Nicholas P, BA Barrow: Housemaster 672
Classics 612
CAF Fear, Mrs Carolyn A, BA Second in English 586
D of E: Bronze Walking Leader 528
JAF1 Feely, MS Julie A Lower Science: Technician 525
AMF Ferguson, Mr Andrew Visiting Music Staff: Drums 528
MF Fernandez, Mrs Monica C, MA Spanish 553
Art & Design 611
AJF Fields, Mr Tony J Estates Maintenance Manager 777
JF2 Fletcher, Mrs Jenny School Shop: Manager 567
GAF Flint, Mrs Gill A, BA ACIPD Academic Administrator & Leavers'
Ball Administrator 521
HR Assistant 777
Upper School Administrator 567
GFL Florentin-Lee, Ms Giselle, BA Economics 522
SVF2 Forbes, Mrs Sandra V Haywoods: Matron 750
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MIF Ford, Mrs Maria-Ioana Visiting Music Staff: Classical/

Acoustic Guitar 528
CJF Foster, Mr Christopher J, BSc MA Chemistry 776
Head of Student Research 750
SBF Foster, Mr Stephen B, GRSM Head of Brass & Percussion
DipRCM 528
SFF Fresia-Farrelly, Mrs Simona, MA Italian: Assistant 553
KDG Galleozzie, Mrs Kim D, BSc School Nurse 555
JGG Garford, Mrs June Domestic Operations: Soft Furnisher 836
GG Gelderbloom, Mr Glenn, HDE Physical Education & Games
Dip (RSA) 503
Staff
Haywoods: Housemaster 748

Sport Science 503
KLG Gibbons, Mrs Kelly L, BSc Design & Technology 511
Gunthorpe: Senior Tutor 674
PCG Gibbs, Mrs Pippa C, BSc MBA Head of Careers & Higher Education 581
JMG Gilbert, Miss Jessica, BA NQT and Artist in Residence 611
Hodges: Girls Resident Tutor 795
PG Girdwood, Mrs Peta, BSc MEd Assistant Director of Sports and
Tennis - Girls 503
Sport Science 511
CAG Glover, Mr Chris A Assistant Network Manager 575
SMG2 Glynn, Mrs Sarah M, BSc School Shop: Assistant 567
SEG Goldsworthy, Mrs Sonia E, BA English as an Additional Language
CELTA PGCE 631
SJG Gomm, Mrs Sarah J, BSc Deputy Head - Pastoral 07944 282167
and Co-curricular 635
Designated Safeguarding Lead 503
Chemistry 776
LGM Gonzalez Mozos, Mr Luis, MA Spanish 553
Hodges: Boys Resident Tutor 659
SCG Gorman, Mr Steve C, BA MIA D of E: Awards Manager 07762 300434
788
Director of Outdoor 07944 282167
Activities 635
DC2 Gough, Miss Deborah Biology: Technician 519
AVG Grand, Miss Anaïs V, MA French: Trainee Teacher 553
Stevens: Resident Tutor 773
GG2 Grant, Mr George P Minibus Driver 553
GMG Grant, Mrs Gillian M, RSCN RN Senior Nurse 555
LG Grant, Mr Louis GAP Assistant 700
AAG2 Gray, Mr Adam Electrician 688
WAG Greaves, Mrs Wendy A, BA Senior Deputy Designated
Safeguarding Lead 688
Art & Design: Textiles 528
DMG Greenfield, Mr Daniel M, BA Geography 551
D of E: Bronze Cycling Leader 773
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JEG Griffiths, Mrs Joanne E, MChem Head of Chemistry 517

AGB Guillomot-Bonnefond, Miss Rushebrookes: Resident Tutor
Aurore, BA 763
Assistant Archivist 608
French 553
IG Gunter, Mr Ian Visiting Sports Coach: Swimming
RH2 Hadden, Mr Ross Minibus Driver 551
GJH Haddon, Mrs Geraldine J Rushebrookes: Matron 639
DJCH Hallam, Dr Diana JC, PhD English 586
CEH Harmes, Mrs Caroline E Day Matron 812
JBH1 Harrison, Ms Justine B, BA Theatre Designer 655
Staff
JCH Harrison, Mrs Julie C, BEng Assistant Network Manager 575
DH2 Harvey, Mrs Diane PA to the Headmaster 800
JH3 Harvey, Mrs Jeanie Domestic Operations: Stores 622
WSBH Hawkes, Mr William SB, MA Chief Operating Officer (Starting
19/10) 600
AVH Hayes, Ms Alexis, BA Geography 551
AGH Headley, Dr Anthony G, BSc PhD Academic Data Manager 723
Chemistry 776
SMH Healey, Mrs Susan M, BSc Hambleton: Housemistress 676
Biology 782
Environmental Systems and Societies 575
AHW2 Hewitt-Wall, Mr Andrew Maintenance 800
AH Hickin, Miss Asha, BA Development Manager 699
PAH Hicks, Mr Paul A, BSc Mathematics 544
D of E: Gold Walking Leader 551
NSH Hindle, Mrs Nicola IB Exams Officer & Upper School
Administrator 623
LCH Hitchen, Ms Louise, BA Press Officer 07736 176973
ZH Holford, Miss Zoe Domestic Operations:
Cleaning and Laundry
Supervisor 07968 946576
JNH Hollering, Mrs Jennifer L, BA MEd French 553
IB CAS Philippines Project
Group Leader 782
Form 4 & 5 Careers/
Morrisby 07736 176973
TH Hubbert, Mr Trevor Minibus Driver
RAH Hurst, Mrs Rebecca A, MSc BSc Geography 551
JWH Hutter, Mr James W, BA Peterborough House: Senior Tutor 656
Religion & Philosophy 742
Perspectives 612
Form Time 545
PJI Ingles, Dr Patricia J, PhD Head of Biology 517
JMI Irving, Ms Jan M, MA Head of English as an Additional
Language 631
HRJ Jacques, Mr Harry R, BA ARCO Organist & Teacher of Music 528
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AJ2 Jarvis, Mr Andrew M, BSc Visiting Sports Coach 503

Haywoods: Resident Tutor 772
RJ Jenkinson, Dr Richard G, AGSM Visiting Music Staff: Cello
DPhil 528
AJG Jimenez Garcia, Miss Alba Spanish: Assistant 553
HJJ Johnson, Mr Harry J Graduate Sports Fellow 503
NCJ Johnson, Mr Neil C, BA Director of Cricket 503
RWJ Johnson, Mr Robert W, BSc Physics 780
RKJ Johnston, Miss Renae K GAP Assistant 700
GRJ Jones, Miss Gabriella R, BA Visiting Music Staff: Violin 528
HEJ Jones, Mrs Helen E, MA Head of English 586
Staff
MAK Kane, Mrs Maxine A, BSc FCA Finance Bursar 835

HK Kaur, Mrs Harvinder, BA Economics 522
AJK Kazi, Mr Abdul, BIT Head of Data Systems 566
KAK Keeber, Mrs Kimberley A, BA Mental Health Practitioner 555
EK1 Keenan, Ms Elizabeth Chemistry: Technician 778
TK Kenyon, Mr Tim Graduate Sports Fellow 503
IK1 Kirk, Mr Ian, BA Sports Facilities Duty Supervisor 754
AJK2 Koesling, Miss Anna J, BA German 553
Round House: Resident Tutor 594
VL Lamb, Miss Vivienne, BEd Head of Citizenship 569
PSHE: Co-ordinator 780
Business 700
Perspectives 519
Form Time 528
CLL Latham, Mrs Caroline L, BEd Senior Housemistress 765
Buchanans: Housemistress 835
Sport Science 503
PTL2 Latham, Mr Patrick Visiting Sports Coach: Hockey &
Cricket 566
Clipsham: Senior Tutor 660
KLL Laughton, Mrs Kim L Receptionist 500
Transport: Bookings Mini Bus Hire 700
NL2 Leanage, Dr Navin, OO, BSc, Visiting Careers Adviser: Clinical
MBChB Courses 553
AML Lear, Mrs Annette M, BA MCLIP Religion & Philosophy 742
Theory of Knowledge 569
KAL2 Lee, Mrs Kathryn A Day Matron Boys 07508 458780, 678
BJL2 Leeburn, Mrs Beverley J Domestic Operations: Team Leader 660
DL2 Leeburn, Ms Dennice Domestic Operations: Team Leader 765
WGL Leveritt, Dr Will G, BA MPhil Classics
(Cantab) PhD 612
RLS Leyton-Smith, Mrs Rebecca R, BA Visiting Music Staff: Cello 528
CML Lomas, Mrs Caroline M, BA MA Head of Classics 612
AJSL Long, Mr Alex JS Sports Facilities Duty Supervisor 754
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KL Long, Ms Katie, BSc Ass. Head Academic and Curriculum

PE 503
Sport Science 660
SLW Lorenz-Weir, Mrs Simone, MA Head of Upper School 807
IB: Director 612
German 553
SJL Lowiss, Miss Samantha J, MEng Round House: Resident Tutor
PGCE 682
Mathematics 544
AML2 Lukasik, Mrs Agnieszka M Domestic Operations: Team
Leader
Staff
GKL Lumbers, Mr Gareth, BMus Visiting Music Staff: Saxophone,
Jazz Piano 528
TL Lysandrou, Mrs Toni Physics: Technician 781
DM MacDonald, Mrs Deirdre J Domestic Operations: Manager 501
SLM Madden, Mrs Sarah L, BSc Biology 782
RIM Maddocks, Miss Rebecca I, BA Alumni Manager 599
CEM Maitland-Todd, Mrs Carla, MA History 590
Theory of Knowledge 754
TMM Makey, Mrs Tessa M, BA Classics 612
ELM Martin, Mrs Emma L, BEd Medical Centre: Administrator 555
HLM Martin, Mrs Helen L, BSc, MA Ed Chemistry 776
Martin, Lt Helen L, BSc MA Ed CCF: Instructor 590
SJM Marvin, Mrs Sarah J Chapmans: Matron 721
LM Mattoccia, Mr Leonardo, BSc Chapmans: Resident Tutor 746
Graduate Sports Fellow 503
AM Mayhew, Mr Arthur, MSc Senior Deputy Head 07738 065045
640
Mathematics 781
EJM1 McCombie, Mrs Emma J Admissions: Assistant Registrar 758
CVM McCrory, Mrs Charlotte V, MA School Archivist 608
CM2 McDonald, Miss Claire Domestic Operations: Team Leader 599
DM1 McDonald, Mrs Deborah Caretaker/Assistant 668
KFM McGeoghie, Ms Karen F, MA Teacher of English
PGCE 586
SEM2 McGeorge, Mrs Sharon Domestic Operations: Academic
Team Leader 612
JMC McKee, Mrs Jane, GBSM ABSM Visiting Music Staff: Recorder,
Theory, Piano 528
KAM Melton, Mrs Kelly A Domestic Operations: Team Leader 776
CAM Metcalfe, Mrs Charllotte A School Nurse 555
MM Michel, Mr Mattis L, BA French: Assistant 553
EJM Milner, Mr Edward J, MA Head of Languages 584
French 553
ALM Mitchell, Mrs Amie L, BA Payroll & HR Assistant 702
HR & Payroll Assistant 758
JAM Moffat, Miss Julie, DipRCM Visiting Music Staff: Singing 528
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JRM Mohan, Miss Jenna R, BSc Rushebrookes: Resident Tutor 764

Geography Fellow 551
ACM Morris, Mr Adrian C, BEd Head of Lower School 700
Form Time 763
SM3 Mower, Mr Simon Minibus Driver 503
MLM Müller, Miss Marie-Luise, MA German: Assistant 553
AEM Munton, Mrs Angela Deputy Catering Manager -
Procurement 790
JM2 Munton, Mrs Joanne Chemistry: Technician 778
EFM Murphy, Mrs Elizabeth F, GTCL Visiting Music Staff: Piano 528
Staff
SCM Murphy, Miss Sarah C, BA Drama, Theatre & Dance 654

AKN Nairn, Dr Alison K, BSc DPhil Chemistry
LRSM 776
CGN Nancarrow, Mr Conrad G, BSc Commercial & Sports Facilities
Manager 757
GN3 Nancarrow, Mr Gary Minibus Driver 503
LBN Nelsen, Ms Lisa B, BMus Visiting Music Staff: Flute 528
AAN Nelson, Mrs Ann, MA, BA Art & Design 611
NJN Neve, Mr Nicholas JF, BSc Computer Science 530
D of E: Gold Sailing Leader 528
HH2 Newman, Mrs Helen H Hodges: Houseparent 07908 742513
658
JAN2 Nicholls, Mrs Jane A Medical Centre: Administrator 555
LWN Nicholls, Mrs Lauren W, BA Director of Netball 503
AJN Nicoll, Dr Andrew J, BSc, DPhil, Biology
MCollT, CBiol, FRSB, FRSA 782
Careers: Clinical Courses 654
DN Norell, Mr David, BA Theatre Manager, Teacher of Acting
LAMDA 653
GN Norell, Mrs Gilly, BA Director of Drama 654
Drama Scholarship Co-ordinator 776
MPN Northcott, Mrs Michelle P, BA Lincoln House: Housemistress 602
Sport Science 503
Form Time 602
JN Nossiter, Miss Julie, BA, MA English 586
PN Nutter, Mr Paul, BA Head of Social Sciences 522
Head of Economics 555
BOH O’Hanlon, Miss Bernadette, MSc Librarian 651, 644
TKO O'Hara, Miss Taegan KA, BSc Stevens: Resident Tutor 726
GJO Owen, Mr Gareth J, BSc ICT Staff Trainer 550
JLP Paddock, Mrs Jane L, BEd DipRSA Learning Support: Admissions
(SpLD) 738
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NSP Paddock, Mr Nigel S, BSocSc Registrar

(Econ) 758
SJP Page, Mrs Susanna J, BA History 01572 758742, 590
VEP Pamihov, Mr Vladimir E, MA Art & Design: Sculpture
ARBS 690
NJP Parsons, Mrs Nicola J Science & Academic Secretary 518
MJP Passey, Mr Michael, BA Spanish 553
CMP Pauls, Mr Cameron M, MA Head of Spanish 553
RPS Payan Sanchez, Mr Ruben Spanish: Assistant 553
BP2 Payne, Mrs Brigitte School House: Matron 507
Staff
DMP Pernas, Mr Daniel M, BA Spanish 553
AJP Petit, Mrs Alison J, LLB Ancaster: Housemistress 609
Lower One Teacher 700
English 586
AVP Petit, Mr Adam V, MA MBA Director of Activities 07990 575599
665
Mathematics 738
D of E: Bronze Walking Leader 758
SCP Piggott, Mr Simon C, MA MBA Director of Operations and Strategic
Planning (Retiring 18/09) 600
WJP Pound, Mrs Wendy J, MA English 586
Middle School Year Group
Co-ordinator 518
MJP3 Powell, Mr Matthew J, HND (BSA) Head of Lower School Boarding 617
Powell, Maj Matthew J CCF: Army Section Officer 553
RP3 Powell, Mrs Ruth Visiting Sports Coach: Girls' Football
and Netball 503
IP Pratt, Mr Ian Minibus Driver 553
CSP1 Press, Mrs Claire Chemistry: Senior Technician
HWFP Price, Mr Henry WF, MA (Oxon) Headmaster e headmaster, 800
JP2 Pridmore, Mrs Jackie, BA Senior Deputy Head's PA 506
BQ Quigley, Mr Bernard Post Administrator 07508 458692
REQ Quinn, Miss Robyn E Sports Centre Receptionist
SJR Ramone, Mr Scott J Creative Arts: Technician 668
LER Rawlings, Mr Lewis E Porter 600
IR1 Reece, Mrs Ila, MA Library Assistant 647
IRR Reeves, Mr Iain Master in charge of Shooting 793
Reeves, Capt Iain CCF: OC Army Section 617
AHR Reid, Mr Andrew H, BSc PhD Physics 780
RPR Reynolds, Mrs Renie P, BSc PA to DOSP 600
YR Ricard, Miss Yuna, BA French: Assistant 553
ADR Rice, Mr Andrew D, BA MEd Director of Rugby 503
Sport Science
LAR Richards, Miss Lindsey A Grounds & Gardens Invoice Clerk 872
DR Rix, Mr David, LRAM ARAM Visiting Music Staff: Clarinet 528
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JNJR Roberts, Mr James NJ, MA Head of History 590

JR Roberts, Mr Joe, BA Chapmans: Resident Tutor 747
Development Assistant 817
MER Roberts, Mrs Maggie E, BA, BSc School Nurse
(Hons) Dip HSW, RGN, RSCN 555
JHR Robinson, Mr James H, BA Head of Middle School 629
German 553
Perspectives 629
KMR Robinson, Mrs Kim M, MA Rushebrookes: Housemistress 762
Drama, Theatre & Dance 654
Staff
EGR Roe, Mrs Emma G, BEng Stevens: Housemistress 770

Mathematics 544
RSR Roe, Mr Richard S Minibus Driver 503
PAR Rola, Mr Pierre-Alexandre A, MSc Physics 780
AMR Ross, Mr Andrew M, BSc School House: Day Housemaster 536
Biology 519
BR2 Rothwell, Mr Ben GAP Assistant 700
SR Rowntree, Mrs Samantha Director of External Relations 810
AFR Russell, Mrs Anna F, BA French 553
Spanish 553
Perspectives 629
DJR Russell, Mr David J, BSc MA Second in Mathematics 544
MDR Russell, Mrs Melanie D, BA Lower School Administrator
(Admissions) 737
SMR Russell, Miss Sabine M, BA Concerts & Music Projects
Administrator 820
VR Russell, Mr Vic, BA IB DP Coordinator 698
Mathematics 544
JKS Sanders, Mr Joseph K, BSocSci Politics and International Relations 522
Barrow: Senior Tutor 673
Lead Practitioner 522
YSS Sandison, Ms Yvonne S, PPRNCM Visiting Music Staff: Singing 528
KS2 Satchwell, Mr Kevin G Minibus Driver 553
AJWS Scott, Mrs Antonia JW, BA Marketing Assistant (OSEL) 634
Secretary to the Director of Sport 544
MNS Segura Fuster, Mrs Maria N, BA Spanish 553
TMS Semmens, Mrs Tina M, BA Library Assistant 647
MJS Serjeant, Mrs Melanie J Round House: Matron 796
DJS Sheppard, Dr Darren J, MA PhD Senior Academic Mentor 742
Oxbridge Applications 522
AMS Short, Mr Alastair M Data Systems Developer 563
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CJS Simpson, Mrs Caroline J, BA Geography 551

All Rounder Scholarship Co-ordinator 503
IS Simpson, Mr Iain, BSc MEd Director of Sport 07789 801130, 803
Sport Science 503
WS Singhal, Mrs Wendy, BSc MEd Head of Mathematics 544
CJS2 Slominska, Miss Christina J, Visiting Music Staff: Percussion,
BMus Drums 528
ADS Smith, CSgt Andrew CCF: School Staff Instructor 793
FLS Smith, Mrs Frances L Admissions: Visits Secretary 546
IRS Smith, Mr Ian R, OCE Rugby Coach 503
Staff
OJS Smith, Mr Oliver J, MMus, FTCL, Learning Support
CELTA, DipSpLD, AMBDA,
SpLD-APC 739
VVS Smith, Mrs Vanessa V Bursary: Accounts Payable
Administrator 549
MMS Sobanska, Mrs Malgorzata Domestic Operations: Team Leader
KJS Stanbridge, Mrs Kate J, BA Creative Arts: Technician 668
MLS2 Standen, Mrs Mandy L Domestic Operations: Team
Leader 544
ESI Stanley Isaac, Dr Emma L, BSc, Head of Learning Support
PhD, NASENCo, PGCert, SpLD
(Dyslexia), AMBDA 545
DCS Starkey, Miss Diane C, BSc Estates Administrator 777
CHS Stephenson, Ms Cathy H, BA Art & Design 611
JAS Summers, Dr Julie A, BA PhD French 553
Theory of Knowledge
Senior Lead Practitioner 503
MRS Sutterby, Mr Matthew R, BEd Head of Lower One 700
Sargants: Senior Tutor 610
Mathematics 528
PJS Sykes, Mrs Phillipa J, BSc Head of German 553
APT2 Tagg, Mr Adrian P Domestic Operations: Porter
CMT Tanner, Miss Connie M, BMus Visiting Music Teacher: Bassoon
LRAM 528
DMT Taylor, Mr David M, BA School House: Housemaster 714
Business 522
Taylor, Lt Col David M CCF: Contingent Commander 793
LFT Taylor, Miss Laura F, BA Art & Design 611
KRT2 Tew, Mr Karl Estates Co-ordinator 777
CMT2 Thomas, Mrs Caroline M School Nurse Assistant 555
DT3 Thorpe, Mr David D of E: Quartermaster 788
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MLT Titcombe, Mrs Michelle L, BA Learning Support

CertSpLD 739
DT Toerien, Mr Darryl, MA Head of Library and Archives 648
JAT Toerien, Mrs Jennifer A, MA MSc Librarian 647
ST3 Tomalin, Mrs Susan, MSc Biology: Technician 519
YT Toussaint, Mr Yann, BA French 553
D of E: Gold Cycling Leader 528
KT Townsley, Mr Kevin, BA Design & Technology 511
Haywoods: Resident Tutor 749
Staff
Townsley, Flt Lt Kevin CCF: OC RAF Section 793

MT Treacy, Miss Marielle, MA French: Assistant 553
TFT Tregunno, Fr Tim F, M.Theol Chaplain 620
OSCA: Chairman 714
Form Time 522
Perspectives 793
Tregunno, Rev 2Lt Tim F CCF: Instructor 647
LT1 Trower, Mrs Lisa Lower Science: Technician 525
PAT Trower, Mr Patrick A, PG DipSM Estates Manager 633
Head of Security 666
LAU Urban, Mrs Laura A, PGCE BA Teacher of Business 522
RJU Urquhart, Mr Richard J, MA Classics 612
TLV Vandoros, Mr Trefon L, BA Assistant Director of Sport-Boys 503
Director of Athletics 553
Sport Science 749
SHV Vermeulen, Miss Soraya, BMus Visiting Music Staff: Harp
LTCL 528
JEW Walden, Mrs Jenni, BA Print Services: Assistant 806
CHW Walker, Miss Catherine H, Bsc Biology 782
Environmental Systems and Societies 620
Ancaster: Senior Tutor 609
CW1 Ward, Mrs Celine, BA French 553
LAW Ward, Mr Laurence A, BA Head of Politics and International
Relations 522
MUN: Lead Teacher 612
OMW Ward, Miss Olivia M, BA (Hons) Drama, Theatre & Dance 654
PJW2 Ward, Mr Philip J Estates: Clerk of Works 543
ZJW Wardell, Miss Zoe JA, MA Music 528
BSW2 Welford, Mr Brian Old Oakhamians Club Treasurer 522
TCW Weston, Mr Timothy C, BEd Head of Design & Technology 511
Design & Technology Scholarship
Co-ordinator 503
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CWS West-Sadler, Mr Chris, MA French 553

Head of Voluntary Action 501
ELW Whearity, Miss Elise L Graduate Sports Fellow 503
HJW Wilkins, Mrs Hayley J, BSc RGN Mental Health Practitioner 555
DW2 Williams, Mr David G, BA Assistant Director of Music 527
DW3 Williams, Mr David, BA Visiting Music Staff: Electric/Acoustic
Guitar 528
HKW Williams, Ms Helen, GRNCM Visiting Music Staff: Singing
PPRNCM 528
Staff
MW Williams, Mrs Manda, GBSM Visiting Music Staff: Flute
ABSM 528
JW Wills, Mr Jon, Cert Ed Old Oakhamians Club Chairman 608
PLW Wood, Mrs P'trice Print Services Manager 552
KNW Woolf, Miss Kirsty N Assistant Billing Officer 710
AEW Worthington, Mrs Anne E, BA French 553
Perspectives 553
DGW Wright, Mr Duncan G, BSc FRGS Geography 551
Wright, Capt Duncan G CCF (Adventure Training and DofE
Officer’) 793
BYW Youngwood, Mr Bobby, BA Head of Development 808
HJW Wilkins, Mrs Hayley J, BSc RGN Mental Health Practitioner 555
ALW Williams, Miss Anna L, MA PGCE Drama, Theatre & Dance
BA (Hons) 654
DW2 Williams, Mr David G, BA Assistant Director of Music 527
DW3 Williams, Mr David, BA Visiting Music Staff: Electric/Acoustic
Guitar 528
HKW Williams, Ms Helen, GRNCM Visiting Music Staff: Singing
PPRNCM 528
MW Williams, Mrs Manda, GBSM Visiting Music Staff: Flute
ABSM 528
KW Wills, Mrs Kim, CertEd French 553
Form Time 553
PLW Wood, Mrs P'trice Print Services Manager 552
KNW Woolf, Miss Kirsty N Assistant Billing Officer 710
AEW Worthington, Mrs Anne E, BA French 553
DGW Wright, Mr Duncan G, BSc FRGS Geography 551
Wright, Capt Duncan G CCF (Adventure Training and DofE
Officer’) 793
BYW Youngwood, Mr Bobby Y, BA Head of Development 808
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Departmental Directory
ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION
Headmaster & Deputies

HWFP Price, Mr Henry WF, MA (Oxon) (Headmaster) e headmaster, 800
DH2 Harvey, Mrs Diane, (PA to the Headmaster) 800
AM Mayhew, Mr Arthur, MSc (Senior Deputy Head) 07738 065045, 640
JP2 Pridmore, Mrs Jackie, BA (Senior Deputy Head's PA ) 506
LFD Dudin, Dr Leo F, MSc PhD MEd (Deputy Head - Academic) 548
SJG Gomm, Mrs Sarah J, BSc (Deputy Head - Pastoral
and Co-curricular) 07944 282167, 635
Staff
Department of the Deputy Head (Academic)

LFD Dudin, Dr Leo F, MSc PhD MEd (Deputy Head - Academic) 548
LEA Asher-Roche, Mrs Lesley E, BSc (Timetabler) 544
AGH Headley, Dr Anthony G, BSc PhD (Academic Data Manager) 723
DJS Sheppard, Dr Darren J, MA PhD (Senior Academic Mentor) 742
Department of the Deputy Head (Pastoral & Co-Curricular)
SJG Gomm, Mrs Sarah J, BSc (Deputy Head - Pastoral
and Co-curricular) 07944 282167, 635
CLL Latham, Mrs Caroline L, BEd (Senior Housemistress) 765
School Administration
GAF Flint, Mrs Gill A, BA ACIPD (Academic Administrator & Leavers' Ball
Administrator ) 521
KLL Laughton, Mrs Kim L, (Receptionist ) 500
EC1 Crown, Mrs Emily, (Saturday Receptionist) 500
CRF Favill, Mrs Charlotte R, BSc (Hons) MRICS (Leavers' Ball Manager,
Relief Matron, Organiser of Flowers) 500
BQ Quigley, Mr Bernard, (Post Administrator) 07508 458692
Examinations Office 819
JEC2 Chilton, Mrs Julia E, BA (Examinations Officer) 819
SEA2 Archer, Mrs Sarah E, (Examinations Administrator) 819
Old School 731
Old Hall 639
Bowes Room 722
International Baccalaureate 698
SLW Lorenz-Weir, Mrs Simone, MA (Director) 807
VR Russell, Mr Vic, BA (IB DP Coordinator) 698
DNA Ashton, Mr Dmitriy N, BA MA (IB MYP Co-ordinator) 535
KJB Beadle, Mr Kevin J, BSc (Head of Theory of Knowledge) 544
JNH Hollering, Mrs Jennifer L, BA MEd (IB CAS Philippines Project Group
Leader) 553
Examination Officer and Administrator 623
NSH Hindle, Mrs Nicola, (IB Exams Officer & Upper School
Administrator) 623
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Upper School
SLW Lorenz-Weir, Mrs Simone, MA (Head of Upper School) 807
LEA Asher-Roche, Mrs Lesley E, BSc (Assistant Head of Upper School) 582
VR Russell, Mr Vic, BA (IB DP Coordinator) 698
PCG Gibbs, Mrs Pippa C, BSc MBA (Head of Careers & Higher Education) 581
CJF Foster, Mr Christopher J, BSc MA (Head of Student Research) 776
GAF Flint, Mrs Gill A, BA ACIPD (Upper School Administrator) 521
Middle School
Staff
JHR Robinson, Mr James H, BA (Head of Middle School) 629
WJP Pound, Mrs Wendy J, MA (Middle School Year Group Co-ordinator) 586
HJE Elliot, Mrs Helen, BA ACA (Careers & Middle School Administrator) 580
Lower School 521

ACM Morris, Mr Adrian C, BEd (Head of Lower School) 700
MDR Russell, Mrs Melanie D, BA (Lower School Administrator
(Admissions)) 737
AJP Petit, Mrs Alison J, LLB (Lower One Teacher) 700
MRS Sutterby, Mr Matthew R, BEd (Head of Lower One ) 700
MJP3 Powell, Mr Matthew J, HND (BSA) (Head of Lower School Boarding) 617
EB3 Berriman, Miss Emilia, (GAP Assistant) 700
LG Grant, Mr Louis, (GAP Assistant) 700
RKJ Johnston, Miss Renae K, (GAP Assistant) 700
BR2 Rothwell, Mr Ben, (GAP Assistant) 700
Scholars
CJS Simpson, Mrs Caroline J, BA (All Rounder Scholarship Co-ordinator) 551
TCW Weston, Mr Timothy C, BEd (Design & Technology Scholarship
Co-ordinator) 511
GN Norell, Mrs Gilly, BA (Drama Scholarship Co-ordinator) 654
Newly Qualified Teachers

SLC Clarke, Miss Sophie LM, BSc BA (Initial Teacher Training
Co-ordinator) 522
Teaching and Learning

JAS Summers, Dr Julie A, BA PhD (Senior Lead Practitioner) 553
SMB Boyd, Ms Susanna M, BA MSt (Lead Practitioner) 590
JKS Sanders, Mr Joseph K, BSocSci (Lead Practitioner) 522
Child Protection
WAG Greaves, Mrs Wendy A, BA (Senior Deputy Designated
Safeguarding Lead) 688
SJG Gomm, Mrs Sarah J, BSc (Designated
Safeguarding Lead) 07944 282167, 635
SADD Dixon-Dale, Mrs Sarah A, LLB (Deputy Designated
Safeguarding Lead) 528
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ACTIVITIES
AVP Petit, Mr Adam V, MA MBA (Director of Activities) 07990 575599, 665
SCG Gorman, Mr Steve C, BA MIA (Director of Outdoor 07762 300434, 788
Activities)
HJE Elliot, Mrs Helen, BA ACA (Administrator) 580
Combined Cadet Force 792, 793

DMT Taylor, Lt Col David M, BA (Contingent Commander) 793
ADS Smith, CSgt Andrew, (School Staff Instructor) 793
Staff
IRR Reeves, Capt Iain, (OC Army Section) 793

DGW Wright, Capt Duncan G, BSc FRGS (CCF (Adventure Training and
DofE Officer’)) 793
MJP3 Powell, Maj Matthew J, HND (BSA) (Army Section Officer) 617
KT Townsley, Flt Lt Kevin, BA (OC RAF Section) 793
AB Ball, Plt Off Amanda J, BSc (RAF Section Officer) 793
JDF Farrar, Lt James D, BA (Instructor) 793
HLM Martin, Lt Helen L, BSc MA Ed (Instructor) 776
TFT Tregunno, Rev 2Lt Tim F, M.Theol (Instructor) 620
Combined Cadet Force Range 751
Duke of Edinburgh Award 788

SCG Gorman, Mr Steve C, BA MIA (Awards Manager) 07762 300434, 788
DT3 Thorpe, Mr David, (Quartermaster) 788
CERC Cure, Mrs Caroline ER, BA (Administrator) 788
PAH Hicks, Mr Paul A, BSc (Gold Walking Leader) 544
JRD Dook, Mrs Jennifer R, BA MEd (Silver Walking Leader) 553
SLC Clarke, Miss Sophie LM, BSc BA (Silver Walking Leader) 522
AVP Petit, Mr Adam V, MA MBA (Bronze Walking Leader) 07990 575599, 665
CAF Fear, Mrs Carolyn A, BA (Bronze Walking Leader) 586
YT Toussaint, Mr Yann, BA (Gold Cycling Leader) 553
MCS Cade-Stewart, Dr Michael A, BA MA PhD (Silver Cycling Leader) 586
DMG Greenfield, Mr Daniel M, BA (Bronze Cycling Leader) 551
HBD Deane, Mr Henry B, BSc (Silver Canoeing Leader) 530
JJA Aiken, Mr James M, BA (Bronze Canoeing Leader) 590
NJN Neve, Mr Nicholas JF, BSc (Gold Sailing Leader) 530
Voluntary Action 553

CWS West-Sadler, Mr Chris, MA (Head of Voluntary Action) 553
Model United Nations 553

LAW Ward, Mr Laurence A, BA (Lead Teacher) 522
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ADMISSIONS 595, e admissions, 758
NSP Paddock, Mr Nigel S, BSocSc (Econ) (Registrar) 758

EJM1 McCombie, Mrs Emma J, (Assistant Registrar) 758
JD3 Dodsley, Mrs Jackie, (Secretary) 509
FLS Smith, Mrs Frances L, (Visits Secretary) 546
BURSARY
WSBH Hawkes, Mr William SB, MA (Chief Operating Officer (Starting
19/10)) 600
SCP Piggott, Mr Simon C, MA MBA (Director of Operations and Strate-
Staff
gic Planning (Retiring 18/09)) 600
RPR Reynolds, Mrs Renie P, BSc (PA to DOSP) 600
MAK Kane, Mrs Maxine A, BSc FCA (Finance Bursar) 835
YDP Du Preez, Mrs Yolandi, BComm (Assistant Accountant) 709
ADD Day, Mrs Andrina D, MAAT (Billing Officer) 708
KNW Woolf, Miss Kirsty N, (Assistant Billing Officer) 710
SC Clark, Miss Sharon, (Accounts Administrator) 719
LJB Bradley, Mrs Lesley J, (Payroll Manager & HR Officer) 547
VVS Smith, Mrs Vanessa V, (Accounts Payable Administrator) 549
ALM Mitchell, Mrs Amie L, BA (Payroll & HR Assistant ) 702
CAREERS & HIGHER EDUCATION
PCG Gibbs, Mrs Pippa C, BSc MBA (Head of Careers & Higher Education) 581
CLA Atkinson, Mrs Caroline L, (Work Experience Officer) 643
HJE Elliot, Mrs Helen, BA ACA (Careers & Middle School Administrator) 580
LEA Asher-Roche, Mrs Lesley E, BSc (i/c Form 7 UCAS) 582
DJS Sheppard, Dr Darren J, MA PhD (Oxbridge Applications) 742
AJN Nicoll, Dr Andrew J, BSc, DPhil, MCollT, CBiol, FRSB, FRSA (Clinical
Courses) 782
JNH Hollering, Mrs Jennifer L, BA MEd (Form 4 & 5 Careers/Morrisby) 553
NL2 Leanage, Dr Navin, OO, BSc, MBChB (Clinical Courses)
MR2 Reneau, Mr Markus D, BA (Yale Fellow) 768
CATERING
Barraclough e catering, 790

VA Adams, Mrs Victoria J, (Acting Interim Catering Manager) 790
DJB2 Blake, Mrs Deborah, (Deputy Catering Manager - Maintenance) 557
AEM Munton, Mrs Angela, (Deputy Catering Manager - Procurement) 790
CHAPLAINCY
Chapel 794
TFT Tregunno, Fr Tim F, M.Theol (Chaplain)
620
COMPUTER SCIENCE 530
MDC Crofts, Mr Michael D, BSc (Head of Computer Science) 713
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DNA Ashton, Mr Dmitriy N, BA MA 530

NMB Boshoff, Mr Nathan M, BSc 530
HBD Deane, Mr Henry B, BSc 530
NJN Neve, Mr Nicholas JF, BSc 530
CREATIVE ARTS
ART (Richard Bull Centre) 611

ERB Brass, Ms Elinor R, MA BA (Director of Art) 611
MF Fernandez, Mrs Monica C, MA 611
JMG Gilbert, Miss Jessica, BA (NQT and Artist in Residence) 611
Staff
AAN Nelson, Mrs Ann, MA, BA 611

CHS Stephenson, Ms Cathy H, BA 611
LFT Taylor, Miss Laura F, BA 611
3D Studio 690
VEP Pamihov, Mr Vladimir E, MA ARBS (Sculpture) 690
Textile Studio 688

WAG Greaves, Mrs Wendy A, BA (Textiles) 688
A Level Design Studio 689
Design Studio 799
Design & Technology 511
TCW Weston, Mr Timothy C, BEd (Head of Design & Technology) 511
TMB Banham, Mr Thomas M, BA 511
CDE Edwards, Mr Christopher D, BEng 511
KLG Gibbons, Mrs Kelly L, BSc 511
KT Townsley, Mr Kevin, BA 511
MMC Callaghan, Miss Maeve M, (Undergraduate Design Fellow) 511
Creative Arts Prep Room 668
SJR Ramone, Mr Scott J, (Technician) 668
KJS Stanbridge, Mrs Kate J, BA (Technician) 668
DM1 McDonald, Mrs Deborah, (Caretaker/Assistant) 668
DEVELOPMENT OFFICE - FOUNDATION 599
SR Rowntree, Mrs Samantha, (Director of External Relations) 810

BYW Youngwood, Mr Bobby, BA (Head of Development) 808
AH Hickin, Miss Asha, BA (Development Manager) 699
JR Roberts, Mr Joe, BA (Development Assistant) 817
RIM Maddocks, Miss Rebecca I, BA (Alumni Manager) 599
BSW2 Welford, Mr Brian, (Old Oakhamians Club Treasurer) 808
JW Wills, Mr Jon, Cert Ed (Old Oakhamians Club Chairman) 608
DOMESTIC OPERATIONS 501
DM MacDonald, Mrs Deirdre J, (Manager) 501

SEM2 McGeorge, Mrs Sharon, (Academic Team Leader)
KA Alexander, Mrs Katrina, (Team Leader)
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YS Astley, Mrs Elena, (Team Leader)

DL2 Leeburn, Ms Dennice, (Team Leader)
BJL2 Leeburn, Mrs Beverley J, (Team Leader)
AML2 Lukasik, Mrs Agnieszka M, (Team Leader)
CM2 McDonald, Miss Claire, (Team Leader)
KAM Melton, Mrs Kelly A, (Team Leader)
MMS Sobanska, Mrs Malgorzata, (Team Leader)
MLS2 Standen, Mrs Mandy L, (Team Leader)
IB2 Burton, Mr Iain, (Porter)
LER Rawlings, Mr Lewis E, (Porter)
APT2 Tagg, Mr Adrian P, (Porter) 07968 946576
Staff
ZH Holford, Miss Zoe, (Cleaning and Laundry Supervisor) 07968 946576
JGG Garford, Mrs June, (Soft Furnisher) 836
JH3 Harvey, Mrs Jeanie, (Stores) 622
ENGLISH 586
CAF Fear, Mrs Carolyn A, BA (Second in English) 586

DWB Bonanno, Mr Daniele, BA 586
MCS Cade-Stewart, Dr Michael A, BA MA PhD 586
KC Curtis, Ms Kay, BA 586
SADD Dixon-Dale, Mrs Sarah A, LLB 586
MMF Fairweather, Mr Malcolm M, MA 586
DJCH Hallam, Dr Diana JC, PhD 586
HEJ Jones, Mrs Helen E, MA (Head of English) 586
KFM McGeoghie, Ms Karen F, MA PGCE (Teacher of English) 586
JN Nossiter, Miss Julie, BA, MA 586
AJP Petit, Mrs Alison J, LLB 586
WJP Pound, Mrs Wendy J, MA 586
ENGLISH as an ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE 631
JMI Irving, Ms Jan M, MA (Head of English as an Additional Language) 631
SEG Goldsworthy, Mrs Sonia E, BA CELTA PGCE 631
JMI Irving, Ms Jan M, MA (Head of English as an Additional Language) 631
SEG Goldsworthy, Mrs Sonia E, BA CELTA PGCE 631
ESTATES & MAINTENANCE
Estates 777
PAT Trower, Mr Patrick A, PG DipSM (Estates Manager) 633
PJW2 Ward, Mr Philip J, (Clerk of Works) 543
DCS Starkey, Miss Diane C, BSc (Estates Administrator) 777
MHA Arrowsmith, Mr Mick, (Electrician) 777
CMC2 Clarkson, Mr Chris, (Head Painter)
MC2 Coakley, Mr Mark, (Electrician)
RJD Donnor, Mr Robert, (Joiner)
AJF Fields, Mr Tony J, (Estates Maintenance Manager) 777
AAG2 Gray, Mr Adam, (Electrician) 777
AHW2 Hewitt-Wall, Mr Andrew, (Maintenance)
KRT2 Tew, Mr Karl, (Estates Co-ordinator)
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Grounds and Gardens 759872

RCD2 Dexter, Mr Richard, (Head Grounds and Gardens) 759872
LAR Richards, Miss Lindsey A, (Grounds & Gardens Invoice Clerk) 872
HEALTH AND SAFETY/ENERGY 829
RC1 Coleman, Mr Richard, (Health & Safety Officer, Energy Manager) 829
HUMAN RESOURCES
CCB Betts, Mrs Claire C, MA (Oxon) MCIPD (HR Manager) 804

SHB Bailey, Ms Sarah H, MCIPD (Director of People) 589
Staff
GAF Flint, Mrs Gill A, BA ACIPD (HR Assistant) 521

ALM Mitchell, Mrs Amie L, BA (HR & Payroll Assistant) 702
HUMANITIES
Classics 612
CML Lomas, Mrs Caroline M, BA MA (Head of Classics) 612
NPF Favill, Mr Nicholas P, BA 612
WGL Leveritt, Dr Will G, BA MPhil (Cantab) PhD 612
TMM Makey, Mrs Tessa M, BA 612
RJU Urquhart, Mr Richard J, MA 612
Geography 551
HAC Collison, Mr Howard A, BSc MPhil (Head of Geography) 849
ECB Bett, Mr Evan CM, MSc BSC 551
HVC Campion, Miss Hannah V, BA MA 551
DMG Greenfield, Mr Daniel M, BA 551
AVH Hayes, Ms Alexis, BA 551
RAH Hurst, Mrs Rebecca A, MSc BSc 551
CJS Simpson, Mrs Caroline J, BA 551
DGW Wright, Mr Duncan G, BSc FRGS 551
JRM Mohan, Miss Jenna R, BSc (Geography Fellow) 551
History 590
JNJR Roberts, Mr James NJ, MA (Head of History) 590
JJA Aiken, Mr James M, BA 590
DNA Ashton, Mr Dmitriy N, BA MA 590
EAB Bevan, Mrs Beth, BA 590
SMB Boyd, Ms Susanna M, BA MSt (Cantab) 590
JJC Cure, Mr James, BA 590
BJE Edwards, Mr Ben J, BA 590
RDRE Evans, Mr Robert DR, MA (Oxon) LLB 590
CEM Maitland-Todd, Mrs Carla, MA 590
SJP Page, Mrs Susanna J, BA 01572 758742, 590
MJF Fairley, Mrs Megan J, BA (Head of Religion & Philosophy) 742
TCA Allen, Mr Thomas C, BA MSc 742
JWH Hutter, Mr James W, BA 742
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AML Lear, Mrs Annette M, BA MCLIP 742

SJP Page, Mrs Susanna J, BA 01572 758742, 590
DJS Sheppard, Dr Darren J, MA PhD 742
MRS Sutterby, Mr Matthew R, BEd
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 575
MDU Dunderdale, Mr Mike, BSc MSc CITP (Head of IT & Digital Strategy) 520
Data Systems 563

AJK Kazi, Mr Abdul, BIT (Head of Data Systems) 566
MJD Davis, Mr Mike J, BEng (Senior Data Systems Developer) 565
Staff
AMS Short, Mr Alastair M, (Data Systems Developer) 563
Information Technology Systems e servicedesk, 575

TWB2 Beresford, Mr Terry, MCITP MCTS MCSA MCP MOS
(Head of IT Systems) 646
MJC Cregan, Mr Max J, (Assistant Network Manager) 575
CAG Glover, Mr Chris A, (Assistant Network Manager) 575
JCH Harrison, Mrs Julie C, BEng (Assistant Network Manager) 575
ICT Staff Training 550
GJO Owen, Mr Gareth J, BSc (ICT Staff Trainer) 550
Print Services
JEW Walden, Mrs Jenni, BA (Assistant) 806
PLW Wood, Mrs P'trice, (Print Services Manager) 552
LANGUAGES 584
EJM Milner, Mr Edward J, MA (Head of Languages) 584
French 553
SLA Angove, Miss Sarah L, MA (Head of French) 553
RSB Breag, Mr Richard S, BSc 553
JRD Dook, Mrs Jennifer R, BA MEd 553
AGB Guillomot-Bonnefond, Miss Aurore, BA 553
JNH Hollering, Mrs Jennifer L, BA MEd 553
EJM Milner, Mr Edward J, MA 553
AFR Russell, Mrs Anna F, BA 553
JAS Summers, Dr Julie A, BA PhD 553
YT Toussaint, Mr Yann, BA 553
CW1 Ward, Mrs Celine, BA 553
CWS West-Sadler, Mr Chris, MA 553
AEW Worthington, Mrs Anne E, BA 553
AVG Grand, Miss Anaïs V, MA (Trainee Teacher) 553
MM Michel, Mr Mattis L, BA (Assistant) 553
YR Ricard, Miss Yuna, BA (Assistant) 553
MT Treacy, Miss Marielle, MA (Assistant) 553
German 553
PJS Sykes, Mrs Phillipa J, BSc (Head of German) 553
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SLW Lorenz-Weir, Mrs Simone, MA 553

JHR Robinson, Mr James H, BA 553
AJK2 Koesling, Miss Anna J, BA 553
MLM Müller, Miss Marie-Luise, MA (Assistant) 553
Italian 553
RSB Breag, Mr Richard S, BSc (Head of Italian) 553
SFF Fresia-Farrelly, Mrs Simona, MA (Assistant) 553
Spanish 553
CMP Pauls, Mr Cameron M, MA (Head of Spanish) 553
MF Fernandez, Mrs Monica C, MA 553
Staff
LGM Gonzalez Mozos, Mr Luis, MA 553

MJP Passey, Mr Michael, BA 553
DMP Pernas, Mr Daniel M, BA 553
MNS Segura Fuster, Mrs Maria N, BA 553
MDA Doblas Agraz, Miss Maria, (Assistant) 553
JRD Dook, Mrs Jennifer R, BA MEd 553
AJG Jimenez Garcia, Miss Alba, (Assistant) 553
RPS Payan Sanchez, Mr Ruben, (Assistant) 553
LEARNING SUPPORT
ESI Stanley Isaac, Dr Emma L, BSc, PhD, NASENCo, PGCert, SpLD
(Dyslexia), AMBDA (Head of Learning Support) 545
JLP Paddock, Mrs Jane L, BEd DipRSA (SpLD) (Admissions) 738
OJS Smith, Mr Oliver J, MMus, FTCL, CELTA, DipSpLD, AMBDA, SpLD-APC 739
MLT Titcombe, Mrs Michelle L, BA CertSpLD 739
LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SERVICE
Smallbone Library e library, 647

DT Toerien, Mr Darryl, MA (Head of Library and Archives) 648
LRB Breag, Mrs Lucy R, MA MCLIP (Librarian) 651, 644
BOH O’Hanlon, Miss Bernadette, MSc (Librarian) 651, 644
JAT Toerien, Mrs Jennifer A, MA MSc (Librarian) 647
KB Bates, Mrs Katharine, (Library Assistant) 647
JC3 Coleman, Mrs Janine, BSc (Library Assistant) 647
IR1 Reece, Mrs Ila, MA (Library Assistant) 647
TMS Semmens, Mrs Tina M, BA (Library Assistant) 647
Archives
CVM McCrory, Mrs Charlotte V, MA (School Archivist) 608
AGB Guillomot-Bonnefond, Miss Aurore, BA (Assistant Archivist) 608
MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS

SR Rowntree, Mrs Samantha, (Director of External Relations) 810
LB Burbeck, Ms Louise, BA (Marketing and Communications
Assistant (News, website and social media)) 805
RF2 Fairweather, Mrs Rachel A, BA (Marketing and
Communications Assistant (Editorial & copywriting)) 811
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WHE Evered, Mr William H, BA (Marketing Assistant) 585

LCH Hitchen, Ms Louise, BA (Press Officer) 07736 176973
MATHEMATICS 544
WS Singhal, Mrs Wendy, BSc MEd (Head of Mathematics) 544

DJR Russell, Mr David J, BSc MA (Second in Mathematics) 544
LEA Asher-Roche, Mrs Lesley E, BSc 544
AB Ball, Mrs Amanda J, BSc 544
KJB Beadle, Mr Kevin J, BSc 544
MHC Coman, Mr Miles JH, BSc 544
JBD Dobbs, Mrs Julie B, BSc MA 544
Staff
MD Durose, Mr Mark, BSc 544
PAH Hicks, Mr Paul A, BSc 544
SJL Lowiss, Miss Samantha J, MEng 544
AM Mayhew, Mr Arthur, MSc 07738 065045, 640
AVP Petit, Mr Adam V, MA MBA 07990 575599, 665
EGR Roe, Mrs Emma G, BEng 544
VR Russell, Mr Vic, BA 544
MRS Sutterby, Mr Matthew R, BEd 610
MEDICAL CENTRE 555
AC Cox, Ms Abby C, RGN (Manager) 555

GMG Grant, Mrs Gillian M, RSCN RN (Senior Nurse) 555
TGB Bows, Mrs Terry G, (School Nurse) 555
CJD2 Dalton, Mrs Caroline D, RGN RSCN (School Nurse) 555
KDG Galleozzie, Mrs Kim D, BSc (School Nurse) 555
CAM Metcalfe, Mrs Charllotte A, (School Nurse) 555
MER Roberts, Mrs Maggie E, BA, BSc (Hons) Dip HSW, RGN, RSCN 555
(School Nurse)
CMT2 Thomas, Mrs Caroline M, (School Nurse Assistant) 555
ELM Martin, Mrs Emma L, BEd (Administrator) 555
JAN2 Nicholls, Mrs Jane A, (Administrator) 555
LAURA Ambrose, Ms Laura M, MSc (Clinical Psychologist) 555
KAK Keeber, Mrs Kimberley A, BA (Mental Health Practitioner) 555
HJW Wilkins, Mrs Hayley J, BSc RGN (Mental Health Practitioner) 555
Oakham Surgery, Cold Overton, Oakham 722621
OAKHAM SCHOOL CHARITIES ASSOCIATION 591
TFT Tregunno, Fr Tim F, M.Theol (Chairman) 620
OAKHAM SCHOOL ENTERPRISES LTD 601

CGN Nancarrow, Mr Conrad G, BSc (Commercial & Sports Facilities 757
Manager)
AJWS Scott, Mrs Antonia JW, BA (Marketing Assistant (OSEL)) 634
PERFORMING ARTS
DRAMA, THEATRE & DANCE (Queen Elizabeth Theatre & Old
School) 654
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GN Norell, Mrs Gilly, BA (Director of Drama) 654

KAB Bennett, Miss Kimberley A, 654
SDD Dachtler, Mr Stephen D, BA 654
SCM Murphy, Miss Sarah C, BA 654
KMR Robinson, Mrs Kim M, MA 654
OMW Ward, Miss Olivia M, BA (Hons) 654
DN Norell, Mr David, BA (Theatre Manager, Teacher of Acting LAMDA) 653
JBH1 Harrison, Ms Justine B, BA (Theatre Designer) 655
JRC Cooper, Mr James C, BA (Theatre Technician) 655
Old School 731
Box Office (Theatre) e theatretickets, 653
Staff
Music 528
PD Davis, Mr Peter, MA ARCO FISM (Director of Music) 526
DW2 Williams, Mr David G, BA (Assistant Director of Music) 527
ARB Bolt, Ms Anne, MMus MA (Head of Piano) 528
SBF Foster, Mr Stephen B, GRSM DipRCM (Head of Brass & Percussion) 528
HRJ Jacques, Mr Harry R, BA ARCO (Organist & Teacher of Music) 528
ZJW Wardell, Miss Zoe JA, MA 528
GEC2 Carter, Mrs Georgina E, (Music Department Administrator) 797
SMR Russell, Miss Sabine M, BA (Concerts & Music Projects 820
Administrator)
JLA Arkwright, Mr Joseph L, BMus (Graduate Musician) 528
SMR Russell, Miss Sabine M, BA (Concerts & Music Projects 820
Administrator)
JLA Arkwright, Mr Joseph L, BMus (Graduate Musician) 528
Visiting Music Staff 528
RB Baker, Mr Richard M, DipTCL LTCL (Trombone, Tuba) 528
DRB Beavan, Mr David, MA (Singing) 528
VAB Bonham, Miss Victoria A, MPerf MMus (Piano) 528
RLB Broadbent, Miss Rachel L, BMus (Oboe) 528
KEC Collison, Mrs Katherine E, BMus (Violin) 528
LMC Cournarie, Miss Louise M, MA (Piano) 528
RC Coxon, Mr Richard, GRNCM (Singing) 528
LDM Di Miceli, Miss Lilla, GBSM ABSM PGCert (Horn) 528
MFW Favell-Wright, Mrs Melissa A, BA (Double Bass) 528
AMF Ferguson, Mr Andrew, (Drums) 528
MIF Ford, Mrs Maria-Ioana, (Classical/Acoustic Guitar) 528
RJ Jenkinson, Dr Richard G, AGSM DPhil (Cello) 528
GRJ Jones, Miss Gabriella R, BA (Violin) 528
RLS Leyton-Smith, Mrs Rebecca R, BA (Cello) 528
GKL Lumbers, Mr Gareth, BMus (Saxophone, Jazz Piano) 528
JMC McKee, Mrs Jane, GBSM ABSM (Recorder, Theory, Piano) 528
JAM Moffat, Miss Julie, DipRCM (Singing) 528
EFM Murphy, Mrs Elizabeth F, GTCL (Piano) 528
LBN Nelsen, Ms Lisa B, BMus (Flute) 528
GLM Murray, Miss Gemma L, BA (Double Bass) 528
AAM Myslek, Miss Aleksandra, BMus LRAM (Piano) 528
LBN Nelsen, Ms Lisa B, BMus (Flute) 528
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DR Rix, Mr David, LRAM ARAM (Clarinet) 528

YSS Sandison, Ms Yvonne S, PPRNCM (Singing) 528
CJS2 Slominska, Miss Christina J, BMus (Percussion, Drums) 528
CMT Tanner, Miss Connie M, BMus LRAM (Bassoon) 528
SHV Vermeulen, Miss Soraya, BMus LTCL (Harp) 528
DW3 Williams, Mr David, BA (Electric/Acoustic Guitar) 528
HKW Williams, Ms Helen, GRNCM PPRNCM (Singing) 528
MW Williams, Mrs Manda, GBSM ABSM (Flute) 528
Box Office (Music) e boxoffice, 820
PERSONAL SOCIAL & HEALTH EDUCATION 569
Staff
VL Lamb, Miss Vivienne, BEd (Co-ordinator) 569
Form Time
TCA Allen, Mr Thomas C, BA MSc 742
RSB Breag, Mr Richard S, BSc 553
VL Lamb, Miss Vivienne, BEd 569
ACM Morris, Mr Adrian C, BEd 700
MPN Northcott, Mrs Michelle P, BA 602
TFT Tregunno, Fr Tim F, M.Theol 620
Perspectives
SLA Angove, Miss Sarah L, MA 553
SLC Clarke, Miss Sophie LM, BSc BA 677
JJC Cure, Mr James, BA 590
MJF Fairley, Mrs Megan J, BA 742
JHR Robinson, Mr James H, BA 629
TFT Tregunno, Fr Tim F, M.Theol 620
AEW Worthington, Mrs Anne E, BA 553
PUBLICATIONS
Oakhamian e oakhamian
RF2 Fairweather, Mrs Rachel A, BA (Editor of the Oakhamian and Old 811
Oakhamian magazines)
Red Book
DRE Evans, Mr Dominic R, BSc MA (Events and Calendar Manager) 779
CDE Edwards, Mr Christopher D, BEng (Production and Development 511
Co-ordinator)
RESIDENTIAL 513
Visitors Lodgings, 21 Station Road
SCHOOL SHOP 567
JF2 Fletcher, Mrs Jenny, (Manager) 567

SMG2 Glynn, Mrs Sarah M, BSc (Assistant) 567
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SCIENCE
Heads of Science Office 517

JAC Chilton, Dr John A, PhD (Head of Science) 517
JEG Griffiths, Mrs Joanne E, MChem (Head of Chemistry) 517
PJI Ingles, Dr Patricia J, PhD (Head of Biology) 517
NJP Parsons, Mrs Nicola J, (Science & Academic Secretary) 518
Lower School Science 525
NYC Chohan, Mr Nayan Y, BSc (Lower School Science Coordinator) 782
Lower School Science Prep Room 525
Staff
JAF1 Feely, MS Julie A, (Technician) 525

LT1 Trower, Mrs Lisa, (Technician) 525
Biology 782
PJI Ingles, Dr Patricia J, PhD (Head of Biology) 517
EB2 Bulmaga, Miss Elena, Mbiochem (Biology) 782
NYC Chohan, Mr Nayan Y, BSc 782
MEC2 Clint, Mr Matthew E, BSc 782
LMD Dunbavand, Mrs Lydia M, BSc 782
SMH Healey, Mrs Susan M, BSc 782
SLM Madden, Mrs Sarah L, BSc 782
AJN Nicoll, Dr Andrew J, BSc, DPhil, MCollT, CBiol, FRSB, FRSA 782
AMR Ross, Mr Andrew M, BSc 519
CHW Walker, Miss Catherine H, Bsc 782
Environmental Systems & Societies 782
SMH Healey, Mrs Susan M, BSc 782
CHW Walker, Miss Catherine H, Bsc 782
Prep Room 519
JD2 Dawson, Mrs Joanne, (Senior Technician) 519
DC2 Gough, Miss Deborah, (Technician) 519
ST3 Tomalin, Mrs Susan, MSc (Technician) 519
Chemistry 776
JEG Griffiths, Mrs Joanne E, MChem (Head of Chemistry) 517
EB2 Bulmaga, Miss Elena, Mbiochem 776
LFD Dudin, Dr Leo F, MSc PhD MEd 776
DRE Evans, Mr Dominic R, BSc MA 779
CJF Foster, Mr Christopher J, BSc MA 776
SJG Gomm, Mrs Sarah J, BSc 07944 282167, 776
AGH Headley, Dr Anthony G, BSc PhD 776
HLM Martin, Mrs Helen L, BSc, MA Ed 776
AKN Nairn, Dr Alison K, BSc DPhil LRSM 776
Prep Room 778
CSP1 Press, Mrs Claire, (Senior Technician) 778
EK1 Keenan, Ms Elizabeth, (Technician) 778
JM2 Munton, Mrs Joanne, (Technician) 778
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Physics 780
JAC Chilton, Dr John A, PhD (Head of Physics) 780
AJB Blewett, Dr Anne J, PhD (Cantab) 780
HSE Edwards, Mrs Hannah S, BSc MA (Ed) 780
RWJ Johnson, Mr Robert W, BSc 780
AHR Reid, Mr Andrew H, BSc PhD 780
PAR Rola, Mr Pierre-Alexandre A, MSc 780
Prep Room 781

TL Lysandrou, Mrs Toni, (Technician) 781
Staff
DAC Carrie, Mrs Debbie A, (Lab Aid) 781
SECURITY e securtiy@oakham.rutland.sch.uk
PAT Trower, Mr Patrick A, PG DipSM (Head of Security) 666

Emergency 07968 278506, 666
SOCIAL SCIENCE 522
PN Nutter, Mr Paul, BA (Head of Social Sciences) 522
Business 522
CMC Campbell, Mrs Claire M, BEd (Hons) (Teacher of Business) 522
SLC Clarke, Miss Sophie LM, BSc BA 522
TDD Dixon-Dale, Mr Timothy, BA 522
SDY Donlevy, Mrs Sarah D, BA (Head of Business) 522
DMT Taylor, Mr David M, BA 522
LAU Urban, Mrs Laura A, PGCE BA (Teacher of Business) 522
Citizenship 569
VL Lamb, Miss Vivienne, BEd (Head of Citizenship) 569
JDF Farrar, Mr James D, BA 522
Economics 522
PN Nutter, Mr Paul, BA (Head of Economics) 522
MEC Carter, Mr Michael, MA, BA 522
GFL Florentin-Lee, Ms Giselle, BA 522
HK Kaur, Mrs Harvinder, BA 522
JCC Copas, Mrs Justine C, BA 522
POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 522

LAW Ward, Mr Laurence A, BA (Head of Politics and International
Relations) 522
JDF Farrar, Mr James D, BA 522
JKS Sanders, Mr Joseph K, BSocSci 522
SPORT
IS Simpson, Mr Iain, BSc MEd (Director of Sport) 07789 801130, 803
HJC Cannie, Mrs Heidi J, BA (Hons) (Head of Academic & Curriculum PE) 816
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CGN Nancarrow, Mr Conrad G, BSc (Commercial & Sports Facilities

Manager) 757
AVB Balmford, Mr Andy, (NPLQ Trainer Assessor, Sports Facilities Duty
Supervisor) 754
SJB Barratt, Miss Sam J, (Sports Facilities Duty Manager) 756
IK1 Kirk, Mr Ian, BA (Sports Facilities Duty Supervisor) 754
AJSL Long, Mr Alex JS, (Sports Facilities Duty Supervisor) 754
REQ Quinn, Miss Robyn E, (Sports Centre Receptionist) 754
IRR Reeves, Mr Iain, (Master in charge of Shooting) 793
AJWS Scott, Mrs Antonia JW, BA (Secretary to the Director of Sport) 634
Staff
Boys Games & PE 503

TLV Vandoros, Mr Trefon L, BA (Assistant Director of Sport-Boys) 503
JB1 Bateman, Mr James, BSc (Director of Hockey) 503
NCJ Johnson, Mr Neil C, BA (Director of Cricket) 503
ADR Rice, Mr Andrew D, BA MEd (Director of Rugby) 503
IRS Smith, Mr Ian R, OCE (Rugby Coach) 503
TLV Vandoros, Mr Trefon L, BA (Director of Athletics) 503
ASD Denman, Mr Ashley S, BA (Physical Education & Games) 610
GG Gelderbloom, Mr Glenn, HDE Dip (RSA) (Physical Education &
Games) 503
AJ2 Jarvis, Mr Andrew M, BSc (Visiting Sports Coach) 503
JC1 Clamp, Mr Jamy, BSc (Physical Education and Games) 503
PG Girdwood, Mrs Peta, BSc MEd (Assistant Director of Sports and
Tennis - Girls) 503
KL Long, Ms Katie, BSc (Ass. Head Academic and Curriculum PE) 503
LWN Nicholls, Mrs Lauren W, BA (Director of Netball) 503
HJC Cannie, Mrs Heidi J, BA (Hons) 816
CLL Latham, Mrs Caroline L, BEd 503
IFB Beighton, Miss Isobel F, BSc (Physical Education and Games) 503
Sport Science 503
HJC Cannie, Mrs Heidi J, BA (Hons) (Head of Sport Science) 816
JB1 Bateman, Mr James, BSc 503
ASD Denman, Mr Ashley S, BA 610
ELD Durston, Mrs Emma L, BSc 503
GG Gelderbloom, Mr Glenn, HDE Dip (RSA) 503
PG Girdwood, Mrs Peta, BSc MEd 503
CLL Latham, Mrs Caroline L, BEd 503
KL Long, Ms Katie, BSc 503
ADR Rice, Mr Andrew D, BA MEd 503
IS Simpson, Mr Iain, BSc MEd 07789 801130, 503
TLV Vandoros, Mr Trefon L, BA 503
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Visiting Sports Coach

JDC Cachia, Mr Jamie, (Head of Performance Hockey) 754
RC4 Clarke, Mr Ralph, (Tennis)
IG Gunter, Mr Ian, (Swimming) 503
PTL2 Latham, Mr Patrick, (Hockey & Cricket) 503
RP3 Powell, Mrs Ruth, (Girls' Football and Netball) 503
Strength & Conditioning 503
ZGB Bess, Mr Zak G, BSc ASCC (Head of Strength & Conditioning) 503
Graduate Sports Fellow
Staff
BDC Clarke, Mr Ben D, BSc 503
SD1 Durman, Miss Sophie, BSc 503
HJJ Johnson, Mr Harry J, 503
TK Kenyon, Mr Tim, 503
LM Mattoccia, Mr Leonardo, BSc 503
JRM Mohan, Miss Jenna R, BSc 503
TKO O'Hara, Miss Taegan KA, BSc 503
ELW Whearity, Miss Elise L, 503
Fitness Centre 541
BAFS Pavillion 786
THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE 590
KJB Beadle, Mr Kevin J, BSc (Head of Theory of Knowledge) 544
AML Lear, Mrs Annette M, BA MCLIP 742
CEM Maitland-Todd, Mrs Carla, MA 590
JAS Summers, Dr Julie A, BA PhD 553
TRANSPORT
All Drivers e Drivers
CDD Dook, Mr Chris D, (Manager) 07977 435552
KLL Laughton, Mrs Kim L, (Bookings Mini Bus Hire ) 500
TA2 Ashelford, Mr Terry,
RB2 Beckwith, Mr Bob,
SB3 Bent, Mr Steve,
TB3 Black, Mrs Teresa,
DD2 Donald, Mr Dougie,
GG2 Grant, Mr George P,
RH2 Hadden, Mr Ross,
TH Hubbert, Mr Trevor,
SM3 Mower, Mr Simon,
GN3 Nancarrow, Mr Gary,
IP Pratt, Mr Ian,
RSR Roe, Mr Richard S,
KS2 Satchwell, Mr Kevin G,
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The Decem
The Decem is the body of Form 7 School Prefects whose role is to lead and
represent the pupil body. Individually and collectively, the Decem are expected to
demonstrate high standards of personal conduct, leadership, responsibility, and
service towards the school community.
DECEM
Head Girl: Georgina Tyler Deputy Head Girl: Issy Wass
Head Boy: Ryan Smalley Deputy Head Boy: Oliver Lang
Decem
Rose Cassidy Alice Gibbs Gaby Peck Flo Wilkinson
Margot Buchanan Olivia Gregory Sofia Land Bethany Davis
Sian Nutter Sacha Burlison Becca Malyon Ella Turner
Archie Baker Adam Chidlow Jed Gelderbloom William Hunt
William Pound Matthew Nagel Jeremias Pohle Jake Evans
Adam Berger Felix Martin Harry Britton
DECEM RESPONSIBILITIES
The Decem are linked to a specific year group in order to help with assemblies, advice,
Pupils
support and events within that year group. The idea is that they will lead but will
galvanise support from their year group. The responsibility for setting a good example
and supporting the school community is not just on their shoulders, rather it lies with
the entire Form 7.
OTHER DECEM RESPONSIBILITIES
Decem Duty Day: one Decem is on duty each weekday. Meet the Duty staff at the
start of break to walk the campus and then supervise lunch. Supervising Church
Street and Church Passage before and after weekday Chapel. Assisting and reading
at Sunday Chapel. Assisting with special school events such as VIP events, talks and
Speech Day.
DECEM COMPOSITION AND ELECTION
All of Form 6 are issued with a job description for the Decem role in February.
They are then invited to apply by submitting an application in the form of a short
video explaining their motivations for wanting the role. These applications are
considered by the Head, the Senior Deputy Head, the Head of Upper School and
the Deputy Head (pastoral) alongside recommendations from the HMs (each House
conducts a vote), tutors and all staff members. A shortlist is drawn up for interview
and then the final selection of Decem members is made by the Head. The Head
confirms the final appointments to the Decem and announces the new Decem on
Speech Day. The Heads and Deputy Heads of School are elected from within the
Decem and are responsible for leading the Decem team. The Decem is supervised
by the Senior Deputy Head.
MIDDLE SCHOOL HOUSE MENTORS
Middle School House Mentors have been selected by the HMs from within their
leaving Form 6 year group. The House Mentor can be anyone from within the Form
6 group, whether or not they are on the Decem in Form 7.
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School List
KEY TO ALPHABETIC LIST Hse (House)
R(esidency) RH = Round House
B = Boarder SH = School House
D = Day Bw = Barrow
D/B = Day Boarder B = Buchanans
F/B = Flexi Boarder (MS/US) C = Chapmans
T/B = Transisontal Boarder (LS) Cl = Clipsham
Award G = Gunthorpe
OS/OE = Oakham Scholar/ H = Haywoods
Oakham Exhibitioner
Hm = Hambleton
MS/ME/DS/DE/AS/AE/SS/SE = Music/
R = Rushebrookes
Drama/Art & Design/Sport Scholarship/
Sport Exhibition St = Stevens
AllRS = All Rounder Scholarship W = Wharflands
A = Ancaster
Pupils
BCS = Blezard Cricket Scholarship
CS = Catmose Scholarhsip L = Lincoln
DTS/DTE = Design & Technology PH = Peterborough House

Scholarship/Exhibition S = Sargants
HMA = Headmaster’s Award
Entry
HME = Headmaster’s Exhibition Year/Term of first entry -
JDBS = JD Buchanan Scholarship 1 = Spring
MBA = Mandy Barnett Award 2 = Summer
MFS = Mehra Foundation Scholarship 3 = Winter
OGS = Ogden Scholarship HB = Head Boy
WS = Wilson Scholarship HG = Head Girl
DHB = Deputy Head Boy

Number
Pupil email addresses are DHG = Deputy Head Girl
schoolnumber@oakham.rutland.sch.uk D = Decem
HoH = Head of House
DHoH = Deputy Head of House
P = Prefect
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R Name Initials Award Tutor Hse Fm Entry
F/B Abbott, Phoebe PE RWJ St 6 2015/3

D Abbott, Tabitha (Tabby) TJ SADD G 3 2018/3
D/B Adderley, Ava AR CEM St 6 2015/3
D Adderley, Alfred (Freddie) AW TMB Cl 5 2016/3
B Adeyinka, David Oluwafemi (David) DO JAC C 6 2020/3
B Agafonov, Georgi GG AHR H 6 2017/3
B Agafonov, Alexander (Alex) AG RAH PH 2R 2020/3
B Agafonova, Anna-Maria AMG CJS R 6 2015/3
B Aggarwal, Maisha M ZJW B 4 2020/3
B Akande, Adedayo Oluwafifehan (Oluwafife) AO RDRE SH 7 2019/3
B Akingba, Joseph (Ayanfe) JWH PH 2W 2019/3
D Akinyosoye, Oluteniayo (Teni) D OC OS HK RH 7 2016/3
D Akinyosoye, Olutomilola (Tomi) OO SADD G 3 2019/3
D Al Sayigh, Ibti ISS OS ME MNS A 1E 2019/3
B Alam, Uzma U AllRS KFM B 5 2018/3
F/B Allison, Flora P FG DE CEM St 6 2017/3
D Allison, George G LGM S 1R 2020/3
D Allison, Lucy (Lulu) LE KLG G 4 2017/3
F/B Alston, Dominic (Dom) DW KJB SH 7 2016/3
B Amende, Ivor IW MS ADR C 5 2018/3
B Amende, Owen P OJ MS HBD H 6 2017/3
Pupils
D Andrew, Isabella P IS CHW A 2W 2019/3

D Andrews, Alexander (AJ) CDE Cl 4 2019/3
D Anstee, Megan ML PAH RH 7 2014/3
D Armstrong, Hester HR YT Hm 5 2018/3
B Arnold, Fleur FE SS HEJ R 6 2017/3
B Arnold, Oliver (Olly) OW DMG C 6 2020/3
B Artamonov, Anton ADF RDRE SH 7 2019/3
B Arthurton, Amelia ALA DTS MDA B 3 2018/3
D Ashton-Roberts, Edward ET RPS PH 1O 2019/3
D Ashton-Roberts, Jemima JJ JMI Hm 4 2016/3
D Astill, Fredrik (Freddy) FJA SBF Bw 3 2018/3
D Astill, Magnus MM OE LAW Bw 4 2016/3
F/B Atkinson, Camilla (Millie) CG SS AVG EB2 St 3 2020/3
B Augustine-Ohwo, Monica MO ZJW B 4 2020/3
B Augustine-Ohwo, Paul HoH PAO OE SS HBD H 6 2015/3
B Auld, Lara LV MLT RH 7 2019/3
F/B Axtell, Charlotte (Charlie) CY MLT RH 7 2019/3
D Ayre, Jonathan JMJ RAH PH 2O 2018/3
D Ayre, Susannah STH KLG G 4 2016/3
B Ayres, Alisha AJ CMC RH 7 2017/2
F/B Baalbaki, Pavlos P OJS H 5 2019/3
D Bagshaw, Archie P A DTS PAR Bw 6 2014/3
D/B Bailey, Lauren HoH LN CEM St 6 2014/3
D Baines, Eloise EK OS AJK2 A 1E 2020/3
B Bairstow, Melissa (Milly) MA SS KFM B 5 2018/3
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F/B Bairstow, Patrick PM DW2 SH 7 2016/3

D Baker, Archie D AWH OS LEA SH 7 2014/3
D/B Baker, Harry HOH OS MJP SH 7 2016/3
B Baldock, Ella E PG R 5 2018/3
B Bamford, Isaac IT RDRE SH 7 2019/3
B Bandele, Eyitayo EM TMM B 5 2018/3
D Banerjee, Shonali S OE MS JMG L 2W 2019/3
D Banerjee, Siddharth (Sid) P S OS LFD Bw 6 2017/3
T/B Banister Emmens, Ruudi R RAH PH 2O 2019/3
F/B Barbosa, Oliver O SS CHS C 4 2019/3
B Barrett, Sofia SI SS MDA B 3 2018/3
B Barton, Imogen IS SJG JRM R 4 2019/3
F/B Barton, Millie MG MCS B 6 2015/3
D Bates, Jasper J RAH PH 2R 2019/3
F/B Baxter, George GE DW2 SH 7 2016/3
D Beamish, Elizabeth (Lizzie) ER ME AFR RH 7 2014/3
D/B Beattie, Amelia (Milly) AER HJC RH 7 2014/3
D Begy, William (Will) WJR SS MEC Bw 5 2016/3
F/B Bell, Alexander (Alex) AT OE JEG SH 7 2019/3
F/B Bell, Harrison H BJE W 6 2017/3
D Bell, Henry H AGH C 5 2018/3
Pupils
F/B Bell, Milena MM WJP St 4 2019/3
F/B Bell, William WN PN LM C 3 2019/3
F/B Benham, Jack JW SS TCW W 6 2020/3
F/B Bennett, Lydia LJ WJP St 4 2020/2
B Benson, Edward EG SS VR H 6 2016/3
F/B Benson, Eleanor EJ HMA PJS RH 7 2016/3
B Berger, Adam D AC LAU SH 7 2019/3
D Bibby, Freya FLR JN L 2R 2019/3
T/B Biddulph, Liviana (Livi) LP CHW A 2R 2019/3
B Bieker, Benedict B KJB SH 7 2019/3
B Biscarel, Charles-Eloi CE NMB C 4 2020/3
B Bitossi Coronedi, Camilla C AJN RH 7 2019/3
D Blackman, Lloyd LT CAF S 2E 2018/3
D Blackman, Scarlett SD SS SLC Hm 3 2018/3
D Bland, Edward (Ed) EJ JRD Bw 5 2016/3
D Bland, George GG OS SS TMB Cl 5 2016/3
D Bland, Thomas (Tom) TW HAC SH 7 2016/3
D Bland, William WJD SE MD SH 7 2014/3
D Blanksby, Gracie GJ AE IFB G 4 2017/3
T/B Blanksby, Oscar O CWS S 2R 2019/3
B Blejnar, Andrada A AE SD1 B 3 2020/3
D Blewett, Helena HFM OS AFR RH 7 2014/3
D Bluck, Charles (Charlie) C MDC Bw 4 2020/3
F/B Bluff, Henry HE JJA TK H 3 2018/3
D Blythe, Isabelle IG OE SADD G 3 2020/3
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D Bochenek, Oliver O MEC Bw 5 2016/3

B Boos, Georgina TMM B 5 2019/3
D Booth, Nathan N OE LEA SH 7 2014/3
B Borrill, Alfie P AJ HBD H 6 2014/3
B Borrill, Charlie P CA AHR H 6 2014/3
D Bouch, Imogen ILE JBD L 1R 2020/3
B Boyce, Caspar CN DW2 SH 7 2019/3
D Braddock, Jack JI DMP Bw 3 2020/3
D Brammer, Evelyn ED EJM G 3 2020/3
D Brammer, Penelope PK JBD L 1L 2020/3
F/B Branton, Felicity FN SD1 B 3 2018/3
F/B Branton, Isabelle IB KFM B 5 2016/3
F/B Braybrook, Helen HL SS HJC RH 7 2014/3
D/B Braybrook, Peter P PM SS OS TCW W 6 2015/3
D Breag, Emma EG MNS A 1L 2019/3
D Breag, Leo LF MDC Bw 4 2016/3
B Brendel, Mia M MCS B 6 2019/3
T/B Bridger, Ryewin P OS CHW A 2L 2019/3
T/B Bridger, Ryewin OS CHW A 2L 2019/3
D Britten-Knaggs, Grace GE ME PAH RH 7 2014/3
D Britten-Knaggs, Jack JM DNA S 2L 2018/3
Pupils
B Britton, Harry D HT ME KJB SH 7 2014/3

D Brown, Alexander (Alex) AJ DTS SS MHC Cl 6 2015/3
D Brown, Clarissa CA DE HK RH 7 2015/2
D Brown, Eluisa E AEW Hm 5 2016/3
D Brown, Olivia P OL AE SDY G 6 2015/3
D Brown, Zara EZ OS AEW Hm 5 2016/3
F/B Buchanan, Marguerite (Margot) D MN SS HK RH 7 2019/3
B Bunting, Ella EP SJG JRM R 4 2019/3
D Burge, Harry HJ SBF Bw 3 2018/3
F/B Burgess, Olivia (Livvy) OJ OS AE SJL St 4 2017/3
D/B Burgess, Millie MR JCC St 6 2015/3
B Burkardt, Daniel D CHS C 4 2019/3
B Burlison, Emily EV SJG JRM R 4 2016/3
B Burlison, Sacha D SK MJF RH 7 2013/3
F/B Burnett, Charlotte (Lottie) CL MLT RH 7 2019/3
B Butcher, Alexander (Alex) A KT H 4 2016/3
D Butler, Nancy N KLG G 4 2020/3
F/B Butler, Rosie (Rosie ) P RF RWJ St 6 2015/3
D Byron, Charlotte CG JN L 2W 2018/3
F/B Campion, Samuel SJ DGW W 5 2018/3
B Cang, Zhengshang (Tony) CHS C 4 2018/3
D Carpenter, Noah N LEA SH 7 2016/3
D Carr, Alexander (Alex) ADL AVP PH 2L 2018/3
D Carr, George GPS JRD Bw 5 2017/3
D Carr, Jessica JSC MS PAH RH 7 2014/3
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D Carr, Lucy LM ELW L L1s 2020/3

D Carr, Tabitha T EJM G 3 2019/3
B Carter, Christopher CJ SS KJB SH 7 2019/3
B Carter, Eleanor E DJS RH 7 2019/3
D/B Cartwright, Bethany BL DS MLT RH 7 2014/3
D Cartwright, Lena LW HLM Hm 3 2020/3
D Cartwright, Sophie SL CHW A 2W 2019/3
F/B Cassidy, Jasmine JB SS SLA B 6 2017/3
F/B Cassidy, Rose D RK SS PJS RH 7 2016/3
B Celaya Cervantes, Andrea A JNJR R 6 2020/3
D Chalmers, Isabelle (Izzi) IG SS HMA JMI Hm 4 2019/3
B Chan, Matthew ML ESI H 4 2018/3
D Chandler, Ella EG AllRS KL G 5 2018/3
D Chandler, William WJ AS HAC SH 7 2016/3
B Chen, Xinpei (Ana) XP JNJR R 6 2018/3
B Cheung, Carlson C JEG SH 7 2016/3
D Chidlow, Adam D AF OS HAC SH 7 2019/3
D Chidlow, Zoë ZS KL G 5 2018/3
D Clark, Farley F MRS S 1E 2020/3
F/B Clarke, Evie EF TMM B 5 2018/3
F/B Clarke, Georgia GJ CJS R 6 2015/3
Pupils
F/B Clarke, India P IR SLA B 6 2017/3
D Clarke, Isabelle (Izzie) IL SLC Hm 3 2017/3
D Clarke, Max M JKS Bw 3 2018/3
D Clarke, Oliver (Ollie) OJ SS ZGB Cl 4 2017/3
D Clarkson, Alfie A WGL Cl 3 2018/3
D Clarkson, Max MO JDF Cl 5 2016/3
D Coe, Oliver ZGB Cl 4 2019/3
D Coe, Samuel (Sam) SH CAF S 2R 2019/3
D Cohen Gregory, Eliza ER ME PJI G 6 2020/3
D Collins, Frederick (Freddie) FAS DTS LAW Bw 4 2017/3
F/B Collins, Katherine (Kitty) KAM WJP St 4 2019/3
B Collinson, Ben BR SS TLV SH 7 2019/3
D Collison, Lucy L MS OE WS Hm 6 2014/3
B Conley, Georgia G DJS RH 7 2019/3
B Conroy, Ben B SS VR H 6 2020/3
B Cook, Abigail AJ PG R 5 2016/3
B Cook, Ian I JEG SH 7 2016/3
D Cooper, Joseph (Joe) DHoH J LFD Bw 6 2015/3
B Cordes, Roberto Carl (Roberto) RC JAC C 6 2020/3
D Cordi-Piec, Ralph R RJU Cl 6 2014/3
D Cornes, Rosie RI JBD L 1O 2020/3
D Cory, Mia MF SLC Hm 3 2020/3
D Cory, Sienna S AJK2 A 1O 2020/3
D Courtman, Olivia OM OMW L 2O 2019/3
F/B Cousins, Toby T SS HRJ W 5 2018/3
51
D Cousley, Charlotte CV SS HSE Hm 4 2017/3

D Cowan, Benjamin (Ben) BM JWH PH 2E 2018/3
F/B Cowan, Finley (Fin) FS NMB C 4 2017/3
F/B Cox, Evelyn EJ PG R 5 2018/1
F/B Cox, Fred FWJ NCJ JC1 W 3 2018/3
D Cox, Hannah HJ JMG L 2R 2019/3
B Cox, Matthew MC PN LM C 3 2020/3
F/B Crane, Oliver OG SS BJE W 6 2020/3
D Cripps, Alfie A LGM S 1L 2019/3
D Cripps, Grace GE KL G 5 2016/3
D Cripps, Isabelle IR SADD G 3 2018/3
D Crooke, Tabitha TH DTS SDY G 6 2015/3
D Crooke, Teddy TPJ SS CDE Cl 4 2016/3
D Crowther, Harry HWN AVP PH 2L 2019/3
F/B Culloty, Eliza EG WJP St 4 2017/3
F/B Cummins, Finn P F AllRS BJE W 6 2017/3
F/B Cummins, Jack J SS ECB W 4 2019/3
D Cure, Sophia AE JNH L 1L 2019/3
F/B Cusick, Jacob J SS AM SH 7 2019/3
F/B Cutts, Annabelle A SD1 B 3 2020/3
F/B Cutts, Sienna SR TMM B 5 2018/3
Pupils
D/B Czarnota, Thomas TC CJF W 6 2015/3

B D’Arcy, Matilda MR SJG JRM R 4 2019/3
B D’Arcy, William WR MJP SH 7 2016/3
B D’Orta, Bruno Maria (Bruno) BM AVH C 6 2020/3
D Dadd, Harry HF SS DMP Bw 3 2018/3
F/B Dadley, Archie AJ HRJ W 5 2018/3
D Davey, Alice AMJ JBD L 1R 2019/3
F/B Davey, Edward E NCJ JC1 W 3 2018/3
B Davidson, Thomas (Tom) T MJP SH 7 2016/3
D Davies, Florence (Flossie) FME AB G 5 2015/3
D Davis, Bethany D BR OS MS AFR RH 7 2014/3
D Davis, Joshua JJC Cl 4 2017/3
D Davison, Tom HoH TE OS PAR Bw 6 2015/3
D Day, Jessica JC MNS A 1L 2020/3
D Deane, Evelyn (Evie) ER JN L 2L 2019/3
D/B Dent, Olivia OA AllRS OE JCC St 6 2015/3
D Dent, Sebastian (Seb) STW MDC Bw 4 2017/3
D Derry, Noah NJ JLP Bw 5 2017/3
D Derry, Reuben RS MDC Bw 4 2017/3
D Derry, Zach ZAM DNA S 2O 2019/3
D Desira, Adam AE DTS OS DMP Bw 3 2017/3
D Desira, Luke LJ MEC Bw 5 2015/3
D Dhanoa, Tasia TAK DS JMI Hm 4 2019/3
F/B Dickens, Edward EE DGW W 5 2018/3
T/B Dickinson, Liberty LLL OMW L 2W 2018/3
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D Donnelly-Cullen, Patrick PDC MS DS SBF Bw 3 2018/3

D Dowell, Alexandra AF OS ME AFR RH 7 2014/3
D Dowell, Oliver (Ollie) OW JLP Bw 5 2015/3
D Drakard, Isobel (Izzy) IA AEW Hm 5 2016/3
D Drew, Adam AK JLP Bw 5 2016/3
D Dudin, Annie AG SDY G 6 2020/3
D Eatch, Georgina GE WAG TKO St 5 2017/3
D Edgson, Sapphire (Saffie) SAL OE PAH RH 7 2013/3
B Egami, Asuka A SJG JRM R 4 2020/3
D El-Sheikh, Maxim MW JJC Cl 4 2018/2
D Emmerson, George G LFD Bw 6 2017/3
D England, Henry HGT SS MD SH 7 2016/3
B Erewa, Abisola AP JJA TK H 3 2018/3
D Evans, Coco R MNS A 1R 2019/3
D Evans, Freddie FTJ MDC Bw 4 2019/3
D Evans, Jake D JC MD SH 7 2019/3
F/B Everall, Matthew MJ HMA CJF W 6 2017/3
B Everett, Joshua (Josh) DHoH JA OE AVH C 6 2017/3
D Fadden, Grace HoH GN PJI G 6 2018/3
D Fadden, Maximillian (Max) MC CWS S 2W 2018/3
D Fagan, Benjamin (Ben) BA JHR Cl 3 2018/3
Pupils
D Fagan, Thomas TA MHC Cl 6 2015/3
F/B Fairey, Freddie P FL SS BJE W 6 2017/3
F/B Fairfax, James JE ECB W 4 2020/3
F/B Fairman, Charlie CM CJF W 6 2017/3
F/B Fairman, Freddie FT ECB W 4 2017/3
D Fairweather, Edward EJF CWS S 2L 2018/3
D Fairweather, James JA MD SH 7 2013/3
B Fan, Xinyi (Felicia) XY ZJW B 4 2017/3
B Farage, Raya RI TMM B 5 2018/3
D Farnham, Esme EG MMC A L1p 2020/3
B Farzulla, Murad M AM SH 7 2016/3
D Fearn, Henry HT JLA BDC PH L1p 2020/3
D Fearn, William (Will) WT JJC Cl 4 2020/3
B Fell, Rupert RW MS KJB SH 7 2014/3
T/B Fernandes Smith, Louise LA OMW L 2L 2018/3
F/B Fernandes Smith, Sebastian (Seb) SD SS DGW W 5 2018/3
D Filik, Ellie EI WS Hm 6 2015/3
D Fletcher, Anabel A OMW L 2E 2019/3
B Florescu, Paul P DMG C 6 2020/3
D Foort, Stephanie S ERB Hm 6 2017/3
D Foster, Archie AJ PTL2 Cl 5 2015/3
D Foster, Jack JW SMB SH 7 2013/3
D Foster, Lara L JB1 A 2E 2018/3
F/B Fox, Isabella (Bella) IS SS ZJW B 4 2019/3
F/B Fox, Joe JFA KJB SH 7 2016/3
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F/B Frankland, Orla OE SJL St 4 2018/3

D Freienstein, Feodora FA MMC A L1p 2020/3
D Freienstein, Friedrich FK MS SBF Bw 3 2020/3
D Fry, Luke L SMB SH 7 2013/3
D Fry, Ruby RG JMG L 2L 2019/3
F/B Gaisford-St Lawrence, Rosanna RC TMM B 5 2018/3
D Gamble, Huw HP DNA S 2E 2019/3
D Gamble, Wilfred W AJB S L1s 2020/3
B Ganney, Thomas TH PN LM C 3 2019/3
B Gao, Mingyuan (Amy) M PG R 5 2019/3
D Garcea, Ariyana AR AEW Hm 5 2016/3
D Garcea, Indro ID JLP Bw 5 2016/3
D Garcia de la Vega, Iyaas I NYC Bw 4 2017/3
F/B Garland, Georgina (Bunty) GE AE MCS B 6 2017/3
F/B Garner, James JO BJE W 6 2020/3
D Gelderbloom, Gabi GF SS YT Hm 5 2016/3
D Gelderbloom, Jed D JG SS LEA SH 7 2014/3
D German, Sasha SM OMW L 2W 2019/3
F/B Germany, Alex AW ECB W 4 2019/3
F/B Germany, Emma EL SJL St 4 2019/3
B Giannakis, Ili IS CJS R 6 2020/3
Pupils
D Gibbons, Jacob JO WGL Cl 3 2017/3

F/B Gibbs, Alice D AM OE DJS RH 7 2014/3
D Gilchrist, Rory RAG HAC SH 7 2014/3
B Gillard, Ines I DJS RH 7 2019/3
D Gilman, Eleanor ESC YT Hm 5 2016/3
D Gilman, Harry HWP SS JKS Bw 3 2018/3
D Golland, Isabelle (Izzy) IG AllRS AB G 5 2018/3
D Golland, Tilly TS DS EJM G 3 2018/3
F/B Gomersall, Freddie F KT H 4 2019/3
D Gompertz, Theodore (Theo) TH NYC Bw 4 2016/3
D Goodison, Beatrice (Bea) BAR ELW L L1p 2020/3
F/B Goodman, Archie AF RDRE SH 7 2016/3
B Gordon, Honor H RWJ St 6 2020/3
D Gordon-Kerr, Samuel SA PTL2 Cl 5 2019/3
D Grace, Annabel AA OE AFR RH 7 2016/3
D Grace, James JWD OS TMB Cl 5 2016/3
B Graf Lambsdorff, Julius JPM OJS H 5 2020/3
D Graff-Baker, Phoebe HoH PA OS WS Hm 6 2014/3
D Graff-Baker, William WS DTE MDC Bw 4 2016/3
B Grantham, Savannah SN SS HEJ R 6 2020/3
F/B Green, Archibald (Archie) AAF ECB W 4 2019/3
F/B Green, Hector HGF ECB W 4 2019/3
D Gregory, Olivia D OM DJR RH 7 2014/3
D Griffin, Fintan (Fin) FD DNA S 2L 2019/3
F/B Griffiths, Daisy DEGR OE MS AVG EB2 St 3 2018/3
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D Griffiths, Lily L AJK2 A 1E 2020/3

D Griffiths, William WGJ MRS S 1O 2020/3
B Grosse, Lennard P LC AHR H 6 2019/3
B Gu, Jiaquan (Stanley) J KT H 4 2019/3
B Guan, Sen S OJS H 5 2019/3
D Gullan-Whur, Matilda (Tilly) MG IFB G 4 2017/3
D Gullan-Whur, Tom TD LFD Bw 6 2015/3
F/B Gundle, Joshua JR ADR C 5 2018/3
D Gwinnett, Freddie FJ ME DE PTL2 Cl 5 2016/3
T/B Hackett, Samson SG JWH PH 2R 2018/3
F/B Haley, Scott SB SS LAU SH 7 2019/3
D Hall, Emily EL OMW L 2O 2019/3
D Hall, Johnny JA LAW Bw 4 2019/3
D Hall, Matthew MC LGM S 1R 2020/3
D Hallam, Sophia SM OS WS Hm 6 2015/3
D Hamson, Daniella DC AE SS MLT RH 7 2014/3
D/B Hannan, William WJ AM SH 7 2016/3
D Harrington Ballester, Christopher CM SMB SH 7 2019/3
D Harris, Bonnie BM SS AB G 5 2018/3
T/B Harris, Isabella IN CHW A 2O 2018/3
D Harris, Kate KA ERB Hm 6 2017/3
Pupils
D Harris, Max MP JRD Bw 5 2017/3
B Harrison, David DM DS NMB C 4 2017/3
F/B Harrison, Thomas TP ECB W 4 2017/3
D Hart, Eleanor EL OE SADD G 3 2017/3
D Hart, Jemima P JL OE SDY G 6 2015/3
B Hart, Joshua JT ESI H 4 2017/3
B Hart, Theo TW JJA TK H 3 2020/3
D Hart, Tristram TA MHC Cl 6 2015/3
F/B Haste, Frederick J AJ2 H 5 2018/3
F/B Haste, George GE JJA TK H 3 2019/2
B Haste, Augustus (Gus) AG SS AM SH 7 2016/3
D Hayle, William (James) WJ AS RSB Cl 3 2020/3
D Hayle, Jessica ELW L L1p 2020/3
D Hayle, Tobias (Toby) TA WGL Cl 3 2020/3
D Hazard, Annabelle AJ JNH L 1L 2020/3
D Headley, Amelia (Millie) P AJ MS SCM A 2O 2019/3
D Healey, Betsy BR JN L 2E 2018/3
D Healey, Bibi BD JMG L 2O 2018/3
F/B Healey, Daisy D SS SLA B 6 2014/3
F/B Hedley, Jonathan (Jono) JP DGW W 5 2016/3
D Heller-Janes, Isabelle IC OS PAH RH 7 2013/3
D Henderson, Mia M EJM G 3 2019/3
B Hendrikx, Melanie MM CMC RH 7 2019/3
F/B Henson, James JEP AM SH 7 2019/3
B Hermez, Sargon S OJS H 5 2020/3
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F/B Hewett, Lauren LR OS ME WJP St 4 2019/3

F/B Higgins, Eleanor (Ellie) EJ HJC RH 7 2019/3
D Hinchliffe, Chloe CE SLC Hm 3 2018/3
D Hirani, Riya R HLM Hm 3 2018/3
D Hirani, Simi S ME AS EJM G 3 2018/3
B Hoffer, Novella N CJS R 6 2020/3
D Holder, Evie EA OS MS SLC Hm 3 2018/3
B Holland, Benedict B DW2 SH 7 2019/3
D Holloway, George G TMB Cl 5 2016/3
D Holt, Arabella AO PAH RH 7 2014/3
D Holt, Henry HSP TMB Cl 5 2015/3
D Holt, Jemima JA EJM G 3 2018/3
D Holt, Marcus MGF AJB S L1s 2020/3
B Hong, Yang (Chloe) Y JNJR R 6 2020/3
B Hooglandt, Ties TW SS JEG SH 7 2019/3
B Hopkinson, Caitlin P CE HMA HEJ R 6 2017/3
B Hopkinson, Charles CR DTE CHS C 4 2017/3
F/B Hopkinson, George GBJ SS HRJ W 5 2018/3
F/B Hopkinson, Henry HJR RDRE SH 7 2016/3
B Hopkinson, Megan P MI HMA CJS R 6 2017/3
F/B Hopper, Ella (Ella) EM DJS RH 7 2014/3
Pupils
B Hopper, Lucy L KFM B 5 2016/3

T/B Hopper, Phoebe PH JN L 2R 2019/3
D Hornsby, Alice AM DJR RH 7 2014/3
D Hornsby, Grace HoH GL JB1 A 2O 2019/3
B Hossain, Sharaf S AHR H 6 2020/3
D Houston, Edward EGR MEC Bw 5 2016/3
D Houston, William WAE PAR Bw 6 2015/3
D Howard, Chloe DHoH CA AllRS SDY G 6 2017/3
D Howard, Sophia SE DJR RH 7 2015/3
D Howes, Josh JOS PAR Bw 6 2015/3
D Howlett, Hugo HA OS RAH PH 2O 2019/3
F/B Hoyles, Martha M SJL St 4 2019/3
B Hu, Tianyu (Terry) T DMG C 6 2020/3
B Hu, Tiantian (Vicky) T SD1 B 3 2020/3
B Huang, Ruocheng (Charlie) R AJ2 H 5 2019/1
D Hubbard, Oliver OE HAC SH 7 2019/3
D Hughes, Samantha S ME AEW Hm 5 2016/3
F/B Humphrey, Thomas TR DGW W 5 2018/3
B Hung, Wing Chun (Horace) WC VEP PH 1L 2020/3
F/B Hunnisett, Olivia ORD WJP St 4 2017/3
D Hunt, Freddie FA NYC Bw 4 2019/3
F/B Hunt, Harry HJ ECB W 4 2019/3
D Hunt, William D WR HAC SH 7 2016/3
D Hurst, William WGH VEP PH 1R 2020/3
D Hutchinson, Thomas TA SMB SH 7 2013/3
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D Ighofose, Caleb COJ OS DE LEA SH 7 2014/3

B Ilsemann, Inka KFM B 5 2020/3
D Ingles, Dylan DG JKS Bw 3 2020/3
D Ingram, Archie AW MRS S 1R 2019/3
D Ingram, Harry HC AJB S L1s 2020/3
D Ingram, Rufus RE AJB S L1p 2020/3
D Irving Walker, Evelyne EJ MMC A L1p 2020/3
D Jacklin, Sebastian SLN DNA S 2O 2018/3
F/B Jackson, Daisy DO SS SJL St 4 2018/3
F/B Jackson, Ernie EJA SS JJA TK H 3 2017/3
D Jackson, Harriet (Hattie) HS ELW L L1s 2020/3
F/B Jackson, Inez IM DJS RH 7 2013/3
D/B Jacques, Sophie SSC CEM St 6 2016/3
D Jeffery, Roshan RGS NMB C 4 2019/3
T/B Jelley, Archie AWG CAF S 2E 2019/3
D Jethwa, Natasha JR SDY G 6 2020/3
F/B Johnson, Georgia GL AE WAG TKO St 5 2016/3
D Johnson, Joseph (Joe) JDC SS JDF Cl 5 2016/1
D Johnson, Mesi JE OS DS IFB G 4 2016/3
D/B Johnson, Molly MJH SE CMC RH 7 2016/3
F/B Johnson, Rosie R OS SD1 B 3 2020/3
Pupils
D Johnson, Zsolti DHoH WZ OS DS PAR Bw 6 2014/3
D Johnston, Adam AD DS OS RSB Cl 3 2017/3
D Johnston, Beatrice BE AB G 5 2015/3
D Johnston, Thomas TM OS VEP PH 1E 2019/3
B Jonathan, Ariwera P AG VR H 6 2014/3
D Jones, Andrew AC SS LEA SH 7 2019/3
F/B Jones, Caoimhe CM CEM St 6 2020/3
D Jones, Frederick (Freddie) FWJ JHR Cl 3 2018/3
F/B Jones, Harry HN DGW W 5 2018/3
D/B Joule, Henry HJ SS MJP SH 7 2013/3
B Kachur, Petr P KT H 4 2018/1
D Kaczmar, Daniel D CDE Cl 4 2017/3
D Kaczmar, Samantha (Sammy) JB1 A 2L 2019/3
T/B Kane, Cameron CEJ CAF S 2W 2019/3
B Kapadia, Adam AC OJS H 5 2018/3
B Kelly, Benjamin (Ben) BT HMA KJB SH 7 2016/3
B Kelly, Daniel DS MS AGH C 5 2018/3
D Kemp, Katarina KLD AS PAH RH 7 2016/3
D Khalid, Esa E JJC Cl 4 2019/3
B Kharchenko, Ivan I JEG SH 7 2015/3
D King, Katie KR HLM Hm 3 2018/3
D King, Rory RD MEC Bw 5 2016/3
D Kinnear, Harry HD LGM S 1E 2020/3
B Kirov, Kiril K NMB C 4 2019/3
B Kleber, Richard RK-W HBD H 6 2020/3
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B Kloyer, Floriane (Flo) DHoH SLA B 6 2017/3

F/B Kluger, Isabella I ME AVG EB2 St 3 2020/3
B Knutson, Aurora AM TMM B 5 2019/3
B Kocatepe, Inan IA AGH C 5 2020/3
D Koczulab, Imogen (Immy) I SS AEW Hm 5 2018/3
B Kohler, Anastasia A SJG JRM R 4 2020/3
B Kome, Suzzy S AJN RH 7 2016/3
B Kone, Mohamed MR LAU SH 7 2014/3
B Kone, Moustapha MR DW2 SH 7 2014/3
B Korenna, Milena K AGB R 5 2019/3
D Korte Altobelli, Lorenzo L HAC SH 7 2019/3
B Kozyaeva, Varvara (Barbara) V EAB B 4 2020/3
B Kramer, Lilli LC PJS RH 7 2019/3
B Kremser, Estella E SJG JRM R 4 2020/3
B Kuehner, Lara LM PG R 5 2020/3
B Kuehner, Luisa LS AGB R 5 2020/3
D Kula, Michal M OS VEP PH 1L 2020/3
B Kung, Audrey A MEC2 RH 7 2017/3
B Kung, Ernst E CHS C 4 2019/3
F/B Kutluoglu, James JT NCJ JC1 W 3 2020/3
B Laing, Aaron AC AJ2 H 5 2016/3
Pupils
B Laing, Porsche P PL JNJR R 6 2014/3

B Lam, Maya M KFM B 5 2019/3
B Lam, Wai In (Ryan) WI LGM S 1R 2020/3
B Lamatipanont, Win W CAF S 2E 2019/3
D Lamb, Oliver OG SS SMB SH 7 2019/3
D Land, Sofia D SE DS HK RH 7 2019/3
B Landers, Valentin V DW2 SH 7 2019/3
F/B Landy, Freya FV DJS RH 7 2014/3
B Lang, Oliver DHB ORM AllRS TLV SH 7 2016/3
B Lang, Yat Fei YF AS AGH C 5 2018/3
D Langford, Rosie RG MNS A 1E 2020/3
B Laubscher, Matthys MA JJA TK H 3 2019/2
F/B Lee, Benjamin (Ben) B HMA TCW W 6 2017/3
B Lee, Kyumin (James) K LAU SH 7 2015/3
F/B Lepley, Abbi AM WAG TKO St 5 2019/2
B Lesnic, Stefan S DMG C 6 2017/3
B Leung, Nok Hei Caleb (Caleb) NH HBD H 6 2020/3
B Leung, King Hei (Lucas) KH OS ESI H 4 2019/3
B Lever, Mark DHoH MM AVH C 6 2018/2
F/B Leverett, Bertie BSE BJE W 6 2015/3
B Lewin, William P WD SS AHR H 6 2017/3
D Lewis, Katrina KN AEW Hm 5 2018/3
D Lewis, Max MJB OE MHC Cl 6 2015/3
D Lewis, Oscar OL DNA S 2E 2019/3
D Lewis, Tiffany TN ERB Hm 6 2018/3
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B Li, Zehua (Polly) ZL AJN RH 7 2019/3

B Li, Tsz Wing Wilbert (Wilbert) TW ADR C 5 2019/1
D Liddar, Archie AD JRD Bw 5 2015/3
D Limonov, Arseniy A JWH PH 2R 2019/3
D Limonova, Elena E AJK2 A 1O 2020/3
B Line, Morgan ML AVH C 6 2017/3
D Lissaman, Florence (Flo) FG OE AllRS HSE Hm 4 2017/3
D Lissaman, Charlotte (Lottie) CM JNH L 1O 2019/3
B Litton, Sahal SI AVH C 6 2020/3
B Liu, Tianyu (Alan) T JAC C 6 2020/3
B Liu, Shiyao S AS SJG JRM R 4 2019/3
D Lloyd, Charles (Charlie) CPR VEP PH 1E 2019/3
D Lloyd, Isabelle (Izzy) IS JB1 A 2L 2019/3
D Lloyd, Renée RM OS JMG L 2W 2019/3
F/B Lloyd-Edwards, Holly P HA JCC St 6 2017/3
B Lo, Wei Chung (Marcus) M CHS C 4 2018/3
D Lockett, Jacob (Jake) JT OE CDE Cl 4 2019/3
B Lovell, William (Monty) WM DS AGH C 5 2018/3
B Lu, Siyu (Cynthia) PJS RH 7 2019/3
B Lu, Yusheng (James) Y JEG SH 7 2019/3
B Lu, Chun Ngai (Jimmy) CNJ CWS S 2R 2020/3
Pupils
F/B Lucas, Bradley (Brad) BJA AllRS OJS H 5 2018/3
D Luckhurst, Clementine C KLG G 4 2019/3
D Luckhurst, Prudence (Pru) P PC JB1 A 2R 2019/3
B Luttman-Johnson, Thomas (Tom) TBM DW2 SH 7 2017/3
B Ma, Jingkun (Andy) J RAH PH 2L 2019/3
B Mackie, Rosaleen MEC2 RH 7 2019/3
D Maclean, Emily ESM WS Hm 6 2015/3
D/B Maclean, Kate (Katie) KPM WAG TKO St 5 2017/1
B Macpherson, Fox FO AJ2 H 5 2019/3
D Mahil, Anraj (Annie) A SS PJI G 6 2020/3
D Malcolm, Freya FR ERB Hm 6 2015/3
D Mallott, Charlie CJ TCW W 6 2017/3
F/B Malyon, Rebecca (Becca) D RD SS MJF RH 7 2016/3
F/B Manara, Isabella IL SS AE MJF RH 7 2016/3
B Mandalia, Nikhel N PN LM C 3 2020/3
B Mangharam, Viren V KT H 4 2019/3
D Manning, Benjamin B SBF Bw 3 2017/3
D Manning, Rosie R DE YT Hm 5 2016/3
F/B Mansfield, James JAI TCW W 6 2015/3
B Mapfumo, Tinayeishe (Tinaye) T ZJW B 4 2020/3
D Marcham, Annabella AL OE SCM A 2L 2019/3
F/B Markillie, Emma EA AVG EB2 St 3 2020/3
D/B Marlow, Spike S TCW W 6 2016/3
B Marr, Charlotte (Lotte) CP KFM B 5 2015/3
B Marr, Oliver (Ollie) OT OS DS JJA TK H 3 2017/3
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D Marriner, Joe JD RAH PH 2O 2018/3

T/B Marsh, Elsa ER MNS A 1O 2020/3
D Marsh, Evie E MMC A L1s 2020/3
F/B Marsh, Findlay FJ MS DGW W 5 2018/3
F/B Marshall, Amber AK JCC St 6 2020/3
D Marshall, Edward (Eddie) ESP MS LAW Bw 4 2017/3
D Marshall, George GA ME DNA S 2R 2018/3
F/B Martin, Felix D FW SS LAU SH 7 2019/3
D Martin, Florence FM OMW L 2W 2019/3
D Martin, Luca LW MHC Cl 6 2015/3
D Martin, Megan MA MMC A L1s 2020/3
F/B Martin, Oliver OD AllRS ADR C 5 2018/3
B Marzaganov, Ethel E MS PJS RH 7 2016/3
D Mason, Noah NWJ SMB SH 7 2014/3
F/B Matthews, Finley FW LAU SH 7 2019/3
B Matthew-Shaw, Kaleché Adelle (Kiki) K PG R 5 2018/3
D Maxted, Sebastian SJE ME WGL Cl 3 2018/3
D Mayhew, Rafael RM NYC Bw 4 2019/3
B Mbiavanga Ajú , David DMA KT H 4 2018/3
D Mbogo, Baker B JLA BDC PH L1s 2020/3
D Mbogo, Maya M OE MS HLM Hm 3 2018/3
Pupils
D McAlindon, Fabia FB ME HK RH 7 2016/3

F/B McCluskey, Elizabeth (Lizzy) EA RWJ St 6 2020/3
D McEuen, William (Will) WE AllRS JRD Bw 5 2018/3
D McGowan, Grace GG DJR RH 7 2017/3
D McGowan, Lily LHM EJM G 3 2018/3
D McKinlay, Isla IM ELW L L1p 2020/3
F/B McManus, Johnny JM ECB W 4 2019/3
D McNulty, Alex P AJ MHC Cl 6 2015/3
D Mee, Alexander (Alex) AWD JDF Cl 5 2016/3
D Mee, Roisin RME SLC Hm 3 2018/3
T/B Melville, Olivia OAM MNS A 1R 2020/3
B Mertens, Lea LZ SLA B 6 2020/3
F/B Mettrick, Polly PJ WAG TKO St 5 2017/2
B Middleton, William (Will) W SS AJ2 H 5 2018/3
B Millgate, Alex P AD JAC C 6 2017/3
B Mills, Jack JP JJA TK H 3 2020/3
D Milner, Charles (Charlie) CMJ OE RPS PH 1O 2020/3
D Mir, Qasim Q AVP PH 2L 2019/3
F/B Mistry, Rowan R TCA W 4 2017/3
F/B Mitchell, Isobel IG CEM St 6 2017/3
B Mocchuitti, Emma E SLA B 6 2020/3
T/B Moffat, Jamie J MRS S 1E 2020/3
F/B Moffat, Veronica VS AVG EB2 St 3 2020/3
B Mohamed, Sara Said Mohamed Aly (Sara) SMA AJN RH 7 2019/3
D Moloney, Finn F SS ZGB Cl 4 2019/3
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B Mongkolnavin, Pirawat (Pax) PP ADR C 5 2016/3

B Moore, John (Rowley) JR DS PN LM C 3 2020/3
D Morgan, Clara C MMC A L1s 2020/3
D Morgan, Felix FT TCA W 4 2020/2
F/B Morris, Evangeline EKL EAB B 4 2019/3
F/B Morris, Henrietta HR DE RWJ St 6 2017/3
D/B Morris, Jacob JH MJP SH 7 2016/3
F/B Morris, Leo LPO TCA W 4 2019/3
D Morrison, Alexander (Alex) AA RPS PH 1R 2020/3
F/B Morrison, Montagu (Monty) MW AVH C 6 2020/3
F/B Morrison, Toby TC AM SH 7 2019/3
D Morton, Joseph (Joe) JJ JRD Bw 5 2016/3
B Mueller, Carlotta (Lotti) AGB R 5 2020/3
B Mühlschlegel, Konstantin K SS MJP SH 7 2019/3
D Munro, Fergus FJF RSB Cl 3 2018/3
D Murden, Olivia OR HK RH 7 2014/3
D Muris, Eoin EF JLP Bw 5 2016/3
D Murray, Elliot EJ JKS Bw 3 2018/3
D/B Murray, Eloise ECV AS HJC RH 7 2016/3
F/B Murray, William WTJ SS HRJ W 5 2018/3
B Mushonga, Daniel DK VR H 6 2015/3
Pupils
B Mushonga, Tarisai TJP DS SD1 B 3 2018/3
F/B Myers, Oliver (Olli) O MD SH 7 2016/3
D Myhill, Isabelle IK IFB G 4 2016/3
D Nagel, Matthew D MC OS DTE JEG SH 7 2014/3
B Nakagawa, Yui YN EAB B 4 2019/3
D Needle, Charlotte (Lottie) CE KL G 5 2016/3
B Nesselhut, Lara LS SJG JRM R 4 2020/3
D Neve, Charlie RPS PH 1L 2019/3
D Neve, Hugo H JWH PH 2W 2019/3
B Ng, Chun Lam (Chad) CL TLV SH 7 2016/3
B Ng, Li Jun (Gabriella) LJ SJG JRM R 4 2019/3
T/B Nicholas, Sasha SR JB1 A 2R 2018/3
B Nicholas, Stella SA SJG JRM R 4 2017/3
F/B Nicholson, Charlie CW MS NCJ JC1 W 3 2020/3
D Nicholson, Edward (Eddie) EJ WGL Cl 3 2018/3
D Nicholson, George GW OS PTL2 Cl 5 2016/3
B Nicholson, Maggie M SJG JRM R 4 2019/3
D Nicolle, Christina CLN HLM Hm 3 2018/3
B Niemax, Leo LA AHR H 6 2020/3
B Nocton, Katie KA CJS R 6 2018/1
D Northcott, Annabelle DHoH AG ERB Hm 6 2014/3
D Northcott, William WG WGL Cl 3 2018/3
D Norwood, Annabel P AE SCM A 2E 2018/3
D Norwood, India P I SS WS Hm 6 2017/3
D Norwood, Thomas TPW LAW Bw 4 2016/3
61
B Nunn, Josh LAU SH 7 2019/3

B Nunn, Ned SS ESI H 4 2019/3
D Nutter, Benjamin (Ben) BTS OS JLP Bw 5 2015/3
D Nutter, Owen OWE OE CAF S 2O 2018/3
D Nutter, Sian D SIA PAH RH 7 2013/3
F/B O’Brien, Matilda (Tilly) ME SS PG R 5 2015/3
D O’Donnell, Yasmin Y HJC RH 7 2014/3
D O’Donoghue, Holly HI JNH L 1R 2020/3
D O’Donoghue, Jessica JL JNH L 1E 2020/3
D O’Donoghue, Katherine (Kate) KC JNH L 1L 2020/3
D O’Neill, Violet VM SS HSE Hm 4 2018/3
F/B O’Regan, Daniel (Danny) D SS MJP SH 7 2019/3
F/B Oakden, Oliver OJL BJE W 6 2018/3
B Oakley, Emily P EL OS MCS B 6 2015/3
D O'Donovan, Katie KT AB G 5 2015/3
B Oladosu, Oluwanifemi Olamide (Nifemi) O MCS B 6 2020/3
D Oliver, Isabella DHoH IP JB1 A 2R 2018/3
D Olotu, David DS PTL2 Cl 5 2015/3
D Olotu, Nathan NV RSB Cl 3 2017/3
D O'Neill, Imogen (Immi) P IA OE SS WS Hm 6 2018/3
B Oniru, Adesegun (Michael) M LGM S 1O 2020/3
Pupils
B Onuigbo, Sombe SD ADR C 5 2016/3

B Onuigbo, Somfe SS DMG C 6 2015/3
D Orchard, Nathaniel (Nate) NA DMP Bw 3 2018/3
F/B Ormerod, Daniel (Dan) DP SS CJF W 6 2020/3
D/B Osborne, Rose RB RWJ St 6 2015/3
B Osuji, Nnadozie (Dozie) ND OS JJA TK H 3 2020/3
B Osuji, Obioma (Obi) OBPM OS OJS H 5 2018/3
D Page, Leo LAF CAF S 2R 2019/3
D Page, Lily LS DJR RH 7 2016/3
D Pain, Clemence (Mimi) CR AJK2 A 1R 2019/3
D Pain, Phoebe PGP SLC Hm 3 2018/3
D Pamihova, Emily E IFB G 4 2016/3
D Parford, Howard (Howie) HA OS AllRS SBF Bw 3 2018/3
D Parsons, Grace GE KL G 5 2020/3
D Passey, Joseph JWF JLA BDC PH L1p 2020/3
D Pates, Abigail AE OE WS Hm 6 2015/3
D Paylor, Mia MR KL G 5 2018/3
F/B Peake, Holly HD HJC RH 7 2019/3
D Peberdy, Eva EE MNS A 1O 2020/3
D Peck, Gabriella (Gabby) D G PJS RH 7 2016/3
D Peck, Marcus MB TCA W 4 2019/3
B Pendelya, Liya L MDA B 3 2019/3
T/B Pepper, Isabelle IR OMW L 2W 2019/3
D Pepperdine, Noah NW JHR Cl 3 2020/3
D Persona, Roman RA CWS S 2L 2019/3
62
D Persona, Ruben RR MEC Bw 5 2016/3

D Petit, Liberty LF AFR RH 7 2013/3
D Petrozzi, Sara (Sara) SC AFR RH 7 2019/3
D Phillips, Alexander (Alex) AJ MRS S 1L 2020/3
D Phillips, Sadie S WAG TKO St 5 2018/3
B Pickering, Sebastian (Seb) SR CHS C 4 2019/3
D Piggott, Olivia OH PJI G 6 2017/3
B Pike, Cadyn MRS S 1L 2019/3
B Pinder, Felix F AJ2 H 5 2018/3
B Pohle, Jeremias D JE MJP SH 7 2019/3
B Popova, Ekaterina (Kate) E DTE AJN RH 7 2014/3
D Pound, Alexander (Alex) AHC LFD Bw 6 2015/3
D Pound, William (Will) D WJG LEA SH 7 2015/3
D Powell, Elliott ECR TMB Cl 5 2019/3
D Powell, Fabian FRJ TCA W 4 2019/3
B Pratesi, Martina m HEJ R 6 2020/3
D Price, Albert (Bertie) ALH OE RPS PH 1O 2019/3
F/B Price, Poppy PJE WAG TKO St 5 2019/3
D Price, Wilfred (Wilfie) WJH JJC Cl 4 2019/3
T/B Prothero, Holly HE JBD L 1E 2020/3
F/B Prothero, Isobel IR DS JCC St 6 2020/3
Pupils
D Pugh, Aerona AAG EJM G 3 2018/3
D Pugh, Lawrence LAH OE TMB Cl 5 2016/3
B Puhr, Edward (Thomas) ET ME AGH C 5 2017/3
B Radionovskaya, Elizaveta (Liza) E PJS RH 7 2019/3
B Ramshaw, Georgia GS SS MCS B 6 2020/3
D Rangelov, Vladimir (Vlad) V LEA SH 7 2019/3
D Reading, Bronwyn BE AJK2 A 1L 2020/3
D Reading, Ffion FG HLM Hm 3 2018/3
D Reddy, Aashish ARV OS JRD Bw 5 2016/3
D Reddy, Agnes AKV SCM A 2O 2019/3
B Remawa, Habiba HA HEJ R 6 2020/3
F/B Remington, Lola LL CEM St 6 2015/3
D Reynolds, Lily LFR DS SADD G 3 2018/3
D Rhodes, Beatrice (Bea) P BA PJI G 6 2017/3
D Rice, Sophia SM JBD L 1E 2019/3
D Rice, Thomas (Tommy) TG AJB S L1p 2020/3
B Richardson, Arabella av EAB B 4 2019/3
B Richardson, Charles (Charlie) P CG DMG C 6 2017/3
B Richardson, Isobel (Izzy) IG DJS RH 7 2019/3
D Richardson, Luc ZGB Cl 4 2018/3
D Ricketts, Edward (Eddie) EH WGL Cl 3 2018/3
D Ricketts, Oliver (Oli) O OS RJU Cl 6 2015/3
D Riddlesdell, Amy P AEC DTS ERB Hm 6 2014/3
B Ridley, Aidan A JJA TK H 3 2020/3
B Ridley, Audrey P AE SLA B 6 2018/1
63
D Riley, Harry HJ CDE Cl 4 2017/3

D Riley, Phoebe PC SCM A 2W 2019/3
B Robbins, Emilia EG HEJ R 6 2020/3
F/B Roberts, Charles (Charlie) CGH TCA W 4 2017/3
D Roberts, Laura OS SLC Hm 3 2017/3
D Roberts, Toby TJ LGM S 1E 2019/3
D Roberts, Thomas (Tom) TWJ PTL2 Cl 5 2015/3
D Robertson, Magnus MI AVP PH 2E 2019/3
B Robertson, Saul SR NMB C 4 2019/3
D Robinson, Brook BE KLG G 4 2016/3
D Robinson, Freddie FA JLA BDC PH L1s 2020/3
D Robinson, George GHJ SMB SH 7 2014/3
F/B Robinson, Scarlet SR WAG TKO St 5 2015/3
D Robson, Finn FWJ MD SH 7 2015/3
F/B Rodell, Ewan ET SS CJF W 6 2017/3
D Rodell, Rorican (Rori) RT OS JEG SH 7 2016/3
B Rodwell, Laurence L AVH C 6 2018/3
B Roeding, Liv CJS R 6 2020/3
B Romanova, Alexandra A AGB R 5 2018/3
D Round, Charlotte SADD G 3 2019/1
D Round, Felicity FH MNS A 1L 2020/3
Pupils
D Round, Harriett H KLG G 4 2019/1

D Rubins, Oliver OD LAW Bw 4 2016/3
D Rubins Thomas, Elis E DMP Bw 3 2018/3
D Rumble, Daniel (Danny) P DT LFD Bw 6 2015/3
D Russell, Leonie LR OE JNH L 1L 2019/3
D Russell, William WT MD SH 7 2016/3
D Rutherford, Luke LO JLA BDC PH L1p 2020/3
D Ryan, Adam AE JDF Cl 5 2016/3
D Ryan, Archie AC SS LAW Bw 4 2019/3
D Ryder, William WD HAC SH 7 2013/3
T/B Samworth, Benjamin (Ben) BFC JWH PH 2E 2019/3
D Sandham, Finlay FAM OE AVP PH 2W 2019/1
D Sandham, Imogen (Immy) IA MMC A L1p 2020/3
D Sandham, Isabella (Izzy) IA YT Hm 5 2016/3
B Savalani, Jashna J MDA B 3 2020/3
B Savalani, Siddarth SK AJ2 H 5 2020/3
D Savant, Torah TI OS AB G 5 2018/3
B Sawyerr, Morenike (Reni) R KFM B 5 2016/3
F/B Schanschieff, Hannah HM AGB R 5 2016/3
B Schmidt, Carl Johann CJ ADR C 5 2020/3
D Schoettler Casey, Tomas (Tom) TWP RJU Cl 6 2015/2
B Schwander, Carlotta CL TMM B 5 2020/3
D Scott, Arthur AL OS ZGB Cl 4 2016/3
D Scott, Freya FE ERB Hm 6 2015/3
D Scott, Sofia SEI JN L 2O 2019/3
64
D Scott-Horne, Danté DI HLM Hm 3 2017/3

B Seelig, Jan AJ2 H 5 2020/3
B Seelig, Philla P EAB B 4 2020/3
F/B Selkirk, Beatrice BC ME AVG EB2 St 3 2018/3
F/B Selkirk, Daisy DH ME WAG TKO St 5 2016/3
B Sellick Gaitero, Martin MR HBD H 6 2020/3
D Sentance, Thomas (Tom) P TA MHC Cl 6 2015/3
B Senthil Nathan, Nakshatra N ESI H 4 2016/3
B Shahriman, Mansur NMB C 4 2019/3
D Shapero, Francesca FAL HLM Hm 3 2018/3
D Shapero, Gabriel GMJ RSB Cl 3 2018/3
D Shapero, Nathan NJS JJC Cl 4 2017/3
F/B Sharman, Charlotte (Lottie) CL JCC St 6 2017/3
F/B Sharp, Zara ZE SS MCS B 6 2017/3
B Shaw, John (Johnny) JM SS JJA TK H 3 2019/3
B Shaw, Nathan NG SS TLV SH 7 2016/3
F/B Sheldon, Jessica (Jess) DHoH JG JCC St 6 2015/3
D Shenton, Elodie E OE JNH L 1O 2020/3
B Sheppard, Georgina GAR PG R 5 2018/3
D Sheridan, Anna AB AJK2 A 1R 2020/3
D Sheridan, Evie EI HSE Hm 4 2017/3
Pupils
B Shooter, Elizabeth DS MJF RH 7 2019/3
D Siddall, Gracie GM SADD G 3 2017/3
D Siddall, Teddy T MRS S 1O 2019/3
D Simpson, Fergus FH OE AllRS CDE Cl 4 2016/3
D Simpson, Finlay (Finn) P FM RJU Cl 6 2014/3
D Simpson, Iona IM MMC A L1s 2020/3
D Simpson, Lochlan (Lochie) LF JHR Cl 3 2017/3
D Siwoku, Ayooluwatoyosi (Toyosi) T ME JHR Cl 3 2020/3
F/B Skelton, Isabelle (Izzy) HoH IJ AllRS MCS B 6 2017/3
F/B Skelton, Phoebe PG DE EAB B 4 2017/3
D Skinner, Eliza ER AFR RH 7 2013/3
T/B Skinner, Olivia OL JBD L 1R 2020/3
D Skins, Isla (Isla Mae) IM MMC A L1p 2020/3
D Skins, Maisie MH CHW A 2O 2019/3
F/B Slade, Ben HoH BJ CJF W 6 2015/3
B Sly, Rosie RC AGB R 5 2016/3
D Small, Isolde IJP DS AS ERB Hm 6 2015/3
D Smalley, Ryan HB RS SMB SH 7 2014/3
D Smart, Anaïs A JMI Hm 4 2020/3
D Smith, Alexander AW CWS S 2W 2019/3
D Smith, Alice AE SS SADD G 3 2018/3
D Smith, Erin ELG ERB Hm 6 2015/2
F/B Smith, Evie EG SS WJP St 4 2018/3
D Smith, Maggie MP ELW L L1s 2020/3
D Smith, Matthew MD CWS S 2O 2018/3
65
F/B Smith, Phebe PB AVG EB2 St 3 2018/3

D Smith, Sam SC PAR Bw 6 2017/3
B Smith, William WD SS DW2 SH 7 2019/3
D/B Smith-Maxwell, Archie AG RDRE SH 7 2016/3
F/B Smith-Maxwell, Daisy DA DE SJL St 4 2019/3
D Snape, Eloise ER OS AllRS SLC Hm 3 2018/3
B Sokolova, Mariia (Masha) MEC2 RH 7 2019/3
B Solibieda, Robin R VR H 6 2020/3
B Solomons, Jude JM AM SH 7 2016/3
D Sore-Brown, Charles CD AVP PH 2R 2019/3
D Southern, Katrina KEJ SE AE HK RH 7 2013/3
D Spencer, Evie EJ KLG G 4 2017/3
F/B St John, Freddie FT NCJ JC1 W 3 2020/3
F/B St John, Max MGP HRJ W 5 2018/3
B Stanchev, Kaloyan KR JAC C 6 2018/3
F/B Stanton, Eleanor EM MLT RH 7 2016/3
F/B Starkey, Felix FH HRJ W 5 2019/3
F/B Starkey, Lysander LR NCJ JC1 W 3 2019/3
D Steveney, Lucy LA MMC A L1s 2020/3
F/B Stevens, Lydia LNM CMC RH 7 2014/3
D Stitt, Helena HF YT Hm 5 2015/3
Pupils
F/B Stone, Halldis HM ME AVG EB2 St 3 2018/3

T/B Stone, Ottó OW ME RPS PH 1R 2019/3
D Storer, Tiggy TG ELW L L1p 2020/3
D Streatfeild, Nelson NP MEC Bw 5 2016/3
D Strevens, Darcey P DB SCM A 2E 2019/3
D Strevens, Woodrow (Woody) WJ AJB S L1s 2020/3
D Studdert-Kennedy, Thomas TJ ZGB Cl 4 2020/1
D Sturmey, Guy GC SS LEA SH 7 2013/3
F/B Styles, Daisy DM DE WJP St 4 2016/3
D/B Styles, Holly P HC RWJ St 6 2014/3
B Subaev, Amir A NMB C 4 2019/3
B Subaev, Askar PN LM C 3 2019/3
F/B Summers, Alexander (Alex) ADM RDRE SH 7 2016/3
F/B Sumner, Freddie HRJ W 5 2018/3
F/B Surguy, John (JJ) JJ SE LAU SH 7 2016/3
F/B Sutcliffe, Edward EA DTE KT H 4 2019/3
D Sutterby, Harry HOJ JLA BDC PH L1p 2020/3
D Sutterby, Molly MGE JN L 2L 2019/3
D Sutton, Olivia OM DS EJM G 3 2017/3
D Sutton, Sophie SK SS PJI G 6 2015/3
D Sykes, Noah NW JDF Cl 5 2017/3
D Sykes, Sidonie SC YT Hm 5 2017/3
B Talago, Joshua JC VR H 6 2020/3
B Tamlyn, Saul SE PN LM C 3 2019/3
B Tamlyn, Seth SR AGH C 5 2019/3
66
D Tan, Norman N DMP Bw 3 2018/3

B Tanaka, Saeka S AE ZJW B 4 2019/3
D Tandy, Henry H LFD Bw 6 2016/3
F/B Tate, Thomas T NCJ JC1 W 3 2020/3
F/B Tattersall, James JAM SS TLV SH 7 2016/3
D Taylor, Ethan ER OE MS MDC Bw 4 2017/3
D Taylor, Faith FS OS MS SCM A 2L 2019/3
B Tejedo Raga, Rodrigo R JJA TK H 3 2020/3
B Theis, Lisa LS MJF RH 7 2019/3
B Thomas, Finlay Frm MEC2 RH 7 2018/1
D Thompson-Fillingham, Maisy MLM AEW Hm 5 2016/3
D Thomson, Milly (Elle) AJK2 A 1O 2019/3
D Thornley, Madeline (Maddy) M DJR RH 7 2019/3
D Tierney, Campbell C AVP PH 2W 2019/3
D Timmermans, Douwe DP JHR Cl 3 2017/3
D Timmermans, Julius JM SS JDF Cl 5 2015/3
D Timmermans, Mees MM JJC Cl 4 2016/3
D Timmermans, Thijmen TN SMB SH 7 2015/3
D Tittensor, Annalise AF YT Hm 5 2017/3
B Tober, Richard RS JJA TK H 3 2020/3
D Tomlinson, Lucy LM YT Hm 5 2016/3
Pupils
D Tomlinson, Theo TD MD SH 7 2013/3
D Toothill, Wilby HoH WJ MHC Cl 6 2014/3
B Topper, William (Will) WJ SS DW2 SH 7 2016/3
D Townsley, William WEJ JHR Cl 3 2018/3
D Treadwell, Dylan DF RJU Cl 6 2017/3
D Treadwell, Isla IB ELW L L1s 2020/3
D Treadwell, Rhys RJ RSB Cl 3 2018/3
F/B Tremlett, Joseph JJ TCW W 6 2020/3
D Trower, Oliver (Ollie) OG VEP PH 1E 2020/3
B Tu, Mingyu (Steven) M PN LM C 3 2020/3
D Tuck, Freddie FJ ZGB Cl 4 2018/3
D Tucker, Phoebe P DJR RH 7 2015/3
D Turcan, Hettie HA AJK2 A 1E 2019/3
D Turcan, Molly MI IFB G 4 2017/3
D/B Turner, Ella D EB AllRS HJC RH 7 2016/3
F/B Turner, Josie J AllRS SJL St 4 2019/3
D Turner, Samuel (Sam) SM JJC Cl 4 2018/3
D Turner, Sophie SM JMG L 2E 2018/3
D Tyers, George GD JLA BDC PH L1s 2020/3
D Tyers, Lucy (Lulu) LR JN L 2O 2018/3
F/B Tyler, Georgina HG GC OS AllRSHJC RH 7 2016/3
F/B Tyler, Harriet (Hattie) HV OS ME WAG TKO St 5 2018/3
D Tyler, Olivia OG HSE Hm 4 2016/3
D Underwood, Lilly L JNH L 1O 2020/3
F/B Urban, Charlotte CR SS AVG EB2 St 3 2020/3
67
B Vajropala, Uno HoH P JAC C 6 2015/3

B van der Wal, Christine MCS B 6 2020/3
B Vardy, Megan (Megs) MI TMM B 5 2016/3
B Vaubel, Amelie A PG R 5 2020/3
B Verdon, Florence FA DTE MJF RH 7 2015/3
D Verma, Ansh A OS JLP Bw 5 2018/3
D Verschuren, Frans FAM HAC SH 7 2014/3
B von Plato, Anton A CHS C 4 2020/3
D Waberski, Benedict (Ben) BI NYC Bw 4 2017/3
D Waberski, Frederick (Fred) FW HAC SH 7 2014/3
F/B Walker, Eric EJ SS TCA W 4 2016/3
F/B Waller, Ethan E LAU SH 7 2015/3
F/B Walls, Oliver D OJ TLV SH 7 2019/3
D Walters, Harriet (Hattie) HMJ SCM A 2W 2019/3
D Walters, Millie ME DE ERB Hm 6 2017/3
D Walters, Scarlett SE IFB G 4 2017/3
D Walters, Thomas TS PAR Bw 6 2016/3
B Wang, Yueran (Andy) Y JJA TK H 3 2020/3
B Wang, Yushi (Cecilia) Y EAB B 4 2019/3
B Wang, Qingxi (Chelsea) Q MDA B 3 2020/3
D Ward, Charlotte WS Hm 6 2017/3
Pupils
F/B Wardle, Jemima (Mima) SJL St 4 2018/3

D Wardrop, Emma EJ SS PJS RH 7 2016/1
D Warwick, Ella E DTE PAH RH 7 2013/3
D Wass, Callum CSG OE DE MD SH 7 2016/3
D Wass, Finlay (Finn) FAO PTL2 Cl 5 2018/3
D/B Wass, Isabelle (Issy) DHG IC AllRS AJN RH 7 2016/3
F/B Wates, Finn FT NCJ JC1 W 3 2020/3
F/B Wates, Isaac IE TLV SH 7 2017/2
D Watkinson Calvo, Sofia S ELW L L1p 2020/3
F/B Watson, Amy AS SLA B 6 2020/3
T/B Watson, Arthur ACF CAF S 2W 2020/3
D Wattie, Joanna J OS SS HSE Hm 4 2019/3
D Wattie, Sophia SA JBD L 1R 2019/3
D Watts, Charlie NYC Bw 4 2017/3
D Watts, Harry P HA RJU Cl 6 2015/3
B Weingarten, Severin SR ADR C 5 2019/3
D Weir, Felix FA AJB S L1p 2020/3
D Weir, Maxwell (Maxie) ML JKS Bw 3 2017/3
D Weldon, James JA MHC Cl 6 2017/3
D Weldon, Sadie SEE JBD L 1E 2020/3
D Welford, Francesca FE JMG L 2O 2019/3
D Welford, Samuel (Sam) SJW JKS Bw 3 2018/3
F/B Westley, George GA NCJ JC1 W 3 2020/3
D West-Sadler, Sophie S JMI Hm 4 2017/3
D West-Sadler, William (Will) W NYC Bw 4 2017/3
68
D Wheway, Hope HF HLM Hm 3 2017/3

D Wheway, Ranulph RC OE RJU Cl 6 2015/3
B White, Elizabeth (Lally) HoH ER OE JNJR R 6 2015/3
F/B White, Robert (Robbie) RJ TCA W 4 2017/3
F/B Whitehead, Archie AW NCJ JC1 W 3 2018/3
D Whyman, Alice A AB G 5 2016/3
D Whyman, Benjamin (Ben) B SS SMB SH 7 2014/3
B Wicke, Jacob JL HBD H 6 2020/3
B Wickson, Aiden AN DMG C 6 2016/3
B Wickson, Isabel Ploy (Isabel) IP CHW A 2E 2020/3
B Wilkes, Nat (Nat) N LAU SH 7 2016/3
B Wilkinson, Florence (Flo) D FA MEC2 RH 7 2016/3
B Williamson, Imogen IE OS JNH L 1O 2019/3
B Williamson, Oliver OM OS CWS S 2L 2019/3
F/B Willis, Robert (Max) RM CJF W 6 2020/3
B Wilson, Isabelle IL AGB R 5 2019/3
F/B Wilson, Jack JR NMB C 4 2019/3
D Wilson, Maxwell (Max) MG SS DE JLP Bw 5 2018/1
B Wilson, Oliver OAH PN LM C 3 2018/3
D Wilson, William (Will) WS JWH PH 2E 2019/3
D/B Wilton, Eleanor (Ellie) EZ MLT RH 7 2014/3
Pupils
D Wilton, Nicholas NC CDE Cl 4 2017/3
B Windham, Hugh HR SS JJA TK H 3 2020/3
F/B Witting, Anabel AB MLT RH 7 2013/3
B Wittmann, Luisa LS JNJR R 6 2020/3
B Wolstenholme, Ella EG MDA B 3 2020/3
B Wong, Man Hin (Carson) MH ME PN LM C 3 2019/3
B Wong, Chit Lun (Lucas) CL JJA TK H 3 2020/3
B Wood, David DOD DW2 SH 7 2016/3
B Wood, George GK OJS H 5 2016/3
F/B Wood-Collins, Arabella A CEM St 6 2018/3
F/B Wooddisse, Clarissa CE CMC RH 7 2016/3
F/B Wooddisse, Matilda M AGB R 5 2016/3
T/B Woodhouse, Poppy P JBD L 1E 2020/3
B Worth, Molly MR SLA B 6 2020/3
D Worthington, George GD MD SH 7 2018/3
B Wu, Yimo (Leo) Y PN LM C 3 2020/3
B Wüstenhagen, Betty B JNJR R 6 2020/3
B Yagi, Hiromichi (Hiro) H ESI H 4 2020/3
B Yeung, Tsz Yan Laurain (Laurain) TY AGB R 5 2018/3
B Yi, Katharina KL SLA B 6 2020/3
B Yoo, Nayeon (Emily) N KFM B 5 2018/3
T/B Youll, Isobel P I JB1 A 2R 2019/3
T/B Young, Finley (Fin) RPS PH 1L 2020/3
B Yu, Tung Hang (Enoch) TH VR H 6 2017/3
B Zhou, Tian Xuan (Oliver) ESI H 4 2018/3
B Zuo, Runqian (Rachel) SJG JRM R 4 2018/3
69
Round House
Church Street, LE15 6AA (White)
ELD Durston, Mrs Emma L, BSc Housemistress 730
HVC Campion, Miss Hannah V, BA MA (Ed) Day Housemistress 796
AJK2 Koesling, Miss Anna J, BA Resident Tutor 594
SJL Lowiss, Miss Samantha J, MEng PGCE Resident Tutor 682
MJS Serjeant, Mrs Melanie J, Matron 796
Evening Tutor 796
Girls 759
Mobile 07508 458694
AFR DJR
D Beamish, Lizzie D Gregory, Olivia D
D Blewett, Helena D Hornsby, Alice
D Davis, Bethany D D Howard, Sophia
D Dowell, Alexandra D McGowan, Grace
D Grace, Annabel D Page, Lily
D Petit, Liberty D Thornley, Maddy
D Petrozzi, Sara D Tucker, Phoebe
Pupils
D Skinner, Eliza
DJS
AJN B Carter, Eleanor
B Bitossi Coronedi, Camilla B Conley, Georgia
B Kome, Suzzy F/B Gibbs, Alice D
B Li, Polly B Gillard, Ines
B Mohamed, Sara F/B Hopper, Ella
B Popova, Kate F/B Jackson, Inez
D/B Wass, Issy DHG F/B Landy, Freya
B Richardson, Izzy
CMC
B Ayres, Alisha HJC
B Hendrikx, Melanie D/B Beattie, Milly
D/B Johnson, Molly F/B Braybrook, Helen
F/B Stevens, Lydia F/B Higgins, Ellie
F/B Wooddisse, Clarissa D/B Murray, Eloise
D O’Donnell, Yasmin
F/B Peake, Holly
D/B Turner, Ella D
F/B Tyler, Georgina HG
70
HK PAH
D Akinyosoye, Teni D D Anstee, Megan
D Brown, Clarissa D Britten-Knaggs, Grace
F/B Buchanan, Margot D D Carr, Jessica
D Land, Sofia D D Edgson, Saffie
D McAlindon, Fabia D Heller-Janes, Isabelle
D Murden, Olivia D Holt, Arabella
D Southern, Katrina D Kemp, Katarina
D Nutter, Sian D
MEC2 D Warwick, Ella
B Kung, Audrey
B Mackie, Rosaleen PJS
B Sokolova, Masha F/B Benson, Eleanor
B Thomas, Finlay F/B Cassidy, Rose D
B Wilkinson, Flo D B Kramer, Lilli
B Lu, Cynthia
MJF B Marzaganov, Ethel
Pupils
B Burlison, Sacha D D Peck, Gabby D
F/B Malyon, Becca D B Radionovskaya, Liza
F/B Manara, Isabella D Wardrop, Emma
B Shooter, Elizabeth
B Theis, Lisa Total 85
B Verdon, Florence
MLT
F/B Burnett, Lottie
D/B Cartwright, Bethany
D Hamson, Daniella
F/B Stanton, Eleanor
D/B Wilton, Ellie
F/B Witting, Anabel
MLT
B Auld, Lara
F/B Axtell, Charlie
71
School House
Market Place, LE15 6DT (Red)
DMT Taylor, Mr David M, BA Housemaster 714
AMR Ross, Mr Andrew M, BSc Day Housemaster 536
JLA Arkwright, Mr Joseph L, BMus Resident Tutor 684
BJE Edwards, Mr Ben J, BA Resident Tutor 716
BP2 Payne, Mrs Brigitte, Matron 507
Boarding Mobile 07508 458693
Day Mobile 07908 742901
Boys 516, 515
AM HAC
F/B Cusick, Jacob D Bland, Tom
B Farzulla, Murad D Chandler, William
D/B Hannan, William D Chidlow, Adam D
B Haste, Gus D Gilchrist, Rory
F/B Henson, James D Hubbard, Oliver
F/B Morrison, Toby D Hunt, William D
Pupils
B Solomons, Jude D Korte Altobelli, Lorenzo

D Ryder, William
DW2 D Verschuren, Frans
F/B Bairstow, Patrick D Waberski, Fred
F/B Baxter, George
B Boyce, Caspar JEG
B Holland, Benedict F/B Bell, Alex
B Kone, Moustapha B Cheung, Carlson
B Landers, Valentin B Cook, Ian
B Luttman-Johnson, Tom B Hooglandt, Ties
B Smith, William B Kharchenko, Ivan
B Topper, Will B Lu, James
B Wood, David D Nagel, Matthew D
D Rodell, Rori
KJB
F/B Alston, Dom
B Bieker, Benedict
B Britton, Harry D
B Carter, Christopher
B Fell, Rupert
F/B Fox, Joe
B Kelly, Ben
72
LAU RDRE
B Berger, Adam D B Akande, Oluwafife
F/B Haley, Scott B Artamonov, Anton
B Kone, Mohamed B Bamford, Isaac
B Lee, James F/B Goodman, Archie
F/B Martin, Felix D F/B Hopkinson, Henry
F/B Matthews, Finley D/B Smith-Maxwell, Archie
B Nunn, Josh F/B Summers, Alex
F/B Surguy, JJ
F/B Waller, Ethan SMB
B Wilkes, Nat D Foster, Jack
D Fry, Luke
LEA D Harrington Ballester, Christopher
D Baker, Archie D D Hutchinson, Thomas
D Booth, Nathan D Lamb, Oliver
D Carpenter, Noah D Mason, Noah
D Gelderbloom, Jed D D Robinson, George
D Ighofose, Caleb D Smalley, Ryan HB
D Jones, Andrew D Timmermans, Thijmen
Pupils
D Pound, Will D D Whyman, Ben
D Rangelov, Vlad
D Sturmey, Guy TLV
B Collinson, Ben
MD B Lang, Oliver DHB
D Bland, William B Ng, Chad
D England, Henry B Shaw, Nathan
D Evans, Jake D F/B Tattersall, James
D Fairweather, James F/B Walls, Oliver D
F/B Myers, Olli F/B Wates, Isaac
D Robson, Finn
D Russell, William Total 103
D Tomlinson, Theo
D Wass, Callum
D Worthington, George
MJP
D/B Baker, Harry
B D’Arcy, William
B Davidson, Tom
D/B Joule, Henry
D/B Morris, Jacob
B Mühlschlegel, Konstantin
F/B O’Regan, Danny
B Pohle, Jeremias D
73
Barrow
Ashwell Road, LE15 6QG (Red)
NPF Favill, Mr Nicholas P, BA Housemaster 672
JKS Sanders, Mr Joseph K, BSocSci Senior Tutor 673
KAL2 Lee, Mrs Kathryn A, Day Matron Boys 07508 458780
678
Tutor 673
Boys 605
Mobile 07508 458751
6 LFD 5 JRD
Banerjee, Sid P Bland, Ed
Cooper, Joe DHoH Carr, George
Emmerson, George Harris, Max
Gullan-Whur, Tom Liddar, Archie
Pound, Alex McEuen, Will
Rumble, Danny P Morton, Joe
Pupils
Tandy, Henry Reddy, Aashish
6 PAR 5 MEC
Bagshaw, Archie P Begy, Will
Davison, Tom HoH Bochenek, Oliver
Houston, William Desira, Luke
Howes, Josh Houston, Edward
Johnson, Zsolti DHoH King, Rory
Smith, Sam Persona, Ruben
Walters, Thomas Streatfeild, Nelson
5 JLP 4 LAW
Derry, Noah Astill, Magnus
Dowell, Ollie Collins, Freddie
Drew, Adam Hall, Johnny
Garcea, Indro Marshall, Eddie
Muris, Eoin Norwood, Thomas
Nutter, Ben Rubins, Oliver
Verma, Ansh Ryan, Archie
Wilson, Max
74
4 MDC 3 JKS
Bluck, Charlie Clarke, Max
Breag, Leo Gilman, Harry
Dent, Seb Ingles, Dylan
Derry, Reuben Murray, Elliot
Evans, Freddie Weir, Maxie
Graff-Baker, William Welford, Sam
Taylor, Ethan
3 SBF
4 NYC Astill, Freddy
Garcia de la Vega, Iyaas Burge, Harry
Gompertz, Theo Donnelly-Cullen, Patrick
Hunt, Freddie Freienstein, Friedrich
Mayhew, Rafael Manning, Benjamin
Waberski, Ben Parford, Howie
Watts, Charlie
Pupils
West-Sadler, Will Total 75
3 DMP
Braddock, Jack
Dadd, Harry
Desira, Adam
Orchard, Nate
Rubins Thomas, Elis
Tan, Norman
75
Buchanans
Ashwell Road, LE15 6QD (Purple)
CLL Latham, Mrs Caroline L, BEd Housemistress 765
KAB Bennett, Miss Kimberley A, Resident Tutor 766
MDA Doblas Agraz, Miss Maria, Resident Tutor 768
SME Edgar, Miss Susan M, Matron 767
Girls 571
Mobile 07508 458742
6 MCS 4 EAB
Barton, Millie Kozyaeva, Barbara
Brendel, Mia Morris, Evangeline
Garland, Bunty Nakagawa, Yui
Oakley, Emily P
Richardson, Arabella
Oladosu, Nifemi
Ramshaw, Georgia Seelig, Philla
Sharp, Zara Skelton, Phoebe
Skelton, Izzy HoH Wang, Cecilia
van der Wal, Christine
6 SLA 4 ZJW
Cassidy, Jasmine Aggarwal, Maisha
Pupils
Clarke, India P Augustine-Ohwo, Monica

Healey, Daisy Fan, Felicia
Kloyer, Flo DHoH Fox, Bella
Mertens, Lea Mapfumo, Tinaye
Mocchuitti, Emma Tanaka, Saeka
Ridley, Audrey P
Watson, Amy
Worth, Molly
3 SD1
Yi, Katharina Blejnar, Andrada
Branton, Felicity
5 KFM Cutts, Annabelle
Alam, Uzma
Hu, Vicky
Bairstow, Milly
Johnson, Rosie
Branton, Isabelle
Hopper, Lucy Mushonga, Tarisai
Ilsemann, Inka
Lam, Maya 3 MDA
Marr, Lotte Arthurton, Amelia
Sawyerr, Reni Barrett, Sofia
Yoo, Emily Pendelya, Liya
5 TMM Savalani, Jashna
Bandele, Eyitayo Wang, Chelsea
Boos, Georgina Wolstenholme, Ella
Clarke, Evie
Cutts, Sienna Total 61
Farage, Raya
Gaisford-St Lawrence, Rosanna
Knutson, Aurora
Schwander, Carlotta
Vardy, Megs
76
Chapmans
Kilburn Road, LE15 6QN (Sky Blue)
DWB Bonanno, Mr Daniele, BA Housemaster 745
LM Mattoccia, Mr Leonardo, BSc Resident Tutor 746
JR Roberts, Mr Joe, BA Resident Tutor 747
SJM Marvin, Mrs Sarah J, Matron 721
Mobile 07508 458698
6 AVH 4 CHS
D’Orta, Bruno Barbosa, Oliver
Everett, Josh DHoH Burkardt, Daniel
Lever, Mark DHoH Cang, Tony
Line, Morgan Hopkinson, Charles
Litton, Sahal
Kung, Ernst
Morrison, Monty
Lo, Marcus
Rodwell, Laurence
Pickering, Seb
6 DMG von Plato, Anton
Arnold, Olly
Florescu, Paul 4 NMB
Hu, Terry Biscarel, Charles-Eloi
Pupils
Lesnic, Stefan
Cowan, Fin
Onuigbo, Somfe
Harrison, David
Richardson, Charlie P
Wickson, Aiden Jeffery, Roshan
Kirov, Kiril
6 JAC Robertson, Saul
Adeyinka, David Shahriman, Mansur
Cordes, Roberto Subaev, Amir
Liu, Alan Wilson, Jack
Millgate, Alex P
Stanchev, Kaloyan
Vajropala, Uno HoH 3 PN LM
Bell, William
5 ADR Cox, Matthew
Amende, Ivor Ganney, Thomas
Gundle, Joshua Mandalia, Nikhel
Li, Wilbert Moore, Rowley
Martin, Oliver
Subaev, Askar
Mongkolnavin, Pax
Tamlyn, Saul
Onuigbo, Sombe
Schmidt, Carl Johann Tu, Steven
Weingarten, Severin Wilson, Oliver
Wong, Carson
5 AGH Wu, Leo
Bell, Henry
Kelly, Daniel Total 63
Kocatepe, Inan
Lang, Yat Fei
Lovell, Monty
Puhr, Thomas
Tamlyn, Seth
77
Clipsham
Ashwell Road, LE15 6QG (Navy Blue)
SDD Dachtler, Mr Steven D, BA Housemaster 670
PTL2 Latham, Mr Patrick, Senior Tutor 660
KAL2 Lee, Mrs Kathryn A, Day Matron Boys 07508 458780, 678
Tutor 671
Mobile 07508 458756
6 MHC 5 TMB 3 JHR

Brown, Alex Adderley, Freddie Fagan, Ben
Fagan, Thomas Bland, George Jones, Freddie
Hart, Tristram Grace, James Pepperdine, Noah
Lewis, Max Holloway, George Simpson, Lochie
Martin, Luca Holt, Henry Siwoku, Toyosi
McNulty, Alex P Powell, Elliott Timmermans, Douwe
Sentance, Tom P Pugh, Lawrence Townsley, William
Toothill, Wilby HoH
Weldon, James 4 CDE 3 RSB
Andrews, AJ Hayle, James
6 RJU Crooke, Teddy Johnston, Adam
Cordi-Piec, Ralph Kaczmar, Daniel Munro, Fergus
Pupils
Ricketts, Oli Lockett, Jake Olotu, Nathan

Schoettler Casey, Tom Riley, Harry Shapero, Gabriel
Simpson, Finn P Simpson, Fergus Treadwell, Rhys
Treadwell, Dylan Wilton, Nicholas
Watts, Harry P 3 WGL
Wheway, Ranulph 4 JJC Clarkson, Alfie
Davis, Joshua Gibbons, Jacob
5 JDF El-Sheikh, Maxim Hayle, Toby
Clarkson, Max Fearn, Will Maxted, Sebastian
Johnson, Joe Khalid, Esa Nicholson, Eddie
Mee, Alex Price, Wilfie Northcott, William
Ryan, Adam Shapero, Nathan Ricketts, Eddie
Sykes, Noah Timmermans, Mees
Timmermans, Julius Turner, Sam
Total 78
5 PTL2 4 ZGB
Foster, Archie Clarke, Ollie
Gordon-Kerr, Samuel Coe, Oliver
Gwinnett, Freddie Moloney, Finn
Nicholson, George Richardson, Luc
Olotu, David Scott, Arthur
Roberts, Tom Studdert-Kennedy,
Wass, Finn Thomas
Tuck, Freddie
78
Gunthorpe
Ashwell Road, LE15 6QG (Maroon)
LMD Dunbavand, Mrs Lydia M, BSc Housemistress 674
KLG Gibbons, Mrs Kelly L, BSc Senior Tutor 674
CEC2 Clithero, Mrs Caroline E, Day Matron Girls 07908 742915, 529
Mobile 07508 458743
6 PJI 4 KLG
Cohen Gregory, Eliza Allison, Lulu
Fadden, Grace HoH Ayre, Susannah
Mahil, Annie Butler, Nancy
Piggott, Olivia Luckhurst, Clementine
Rhodes, Bea P Robinson, Brook
Sutton, Sophie Round, Harriett
Spencer, Evie
6 SDY
Brown, Olivia P
Crooke, Tabitha 3 EJM
Brammer, Evelyn
Dudin, Annie
Carr, Tabitha
Hart, Jemima P
Pupils
Golland, Tilly
Howard, Chloe DHoH
Henderson, Mia
Jethwa, Natasha
Hirani, Simi
5 AB Holt, Jemima
Davies, Flossie McGowan, Lily
Golland, Izzy Pugh, Aerona
Harris, Bonnie Sutton, Olivia
Johnston, Beatrice
O'Donovan, Katie 3 SADD
Savant, Torah Abbott, Tabby
Whyman, Alice Akinyosoye, Tomi
5 KL Blythe, Isabelle
Chandler, Ella Cripps, Isabelle
Chidlow, Zoë Hart, Eleanor
Cripps, Grace Reynolds, Lily
Needle, Lottie Round, Charlotte
Parsons, Grace Siddall, Gracie
Paylor, Mia Smith, Alice
4 IFB Total 57
Blanksby, Gracie
Gullan-Whur, Tilly
Johnson, Mesi
Myhill, Isabelle
Pamihova, Emily
Turcan, Molly
Walters, Scarlett
79
Hambleton
Ashwell Road, LE15 6QG (Navy Blue)
SMH Healey, Mrs Susan M, BSc Housemistress 676
SLC Clarke, Miss Sophie LM, BSc BA Senior Tutor 677
CEC2 Clithero, Mrs Caroline E, Day Matron Girls 07908 742915, 529
Mobile 07508 458745
6 ERB 4 HSE
Foort, Stephanie Cousley, Charlotte
Harris, Kate Lissaman, Flo
Lewis, Tiffany O’Neill, Violet
Malcolm, Freya Sheridan, Evie
Northcott, Annabelle DHoH Tyler, Olivia
Riddlesdell, Amy P Wattie, Joanna
Scott, Freya
Small, Isolde
4 JMI
Smith, Erin Ashton-Roberts, Jemima
Walters, Millie
Chalmers, Izzi
6 WS Dhanoa, Tasia
Collison, Lucy Smart, Anaïs
Pupils
Filik, Ellie West-Sadler, Sophie

Graff-Baker, Phoebe HoH
Hallam, Sophia 3 HLM
Maclean, Emily Cartwright, Lena
Norwood, India P Hirani, Riya
O'Neill, Immi P King, Katie
Pates, Abigail Mbogo, Maya
Ward, Charlotte
Nicolle, Christina
5 AEW Reading, Ffion
Brown, Eluisa Scott-Horne, Danté
Brown, Zara Shapero, Francesca
Drakard, Izzy Wheway, Hope
Garcea, Ariyana
Hughes, Samantha 3 SLC
Koczulab, Immy Blackman, Scarlett
Lewis, Katrina Clarke, Izzie
Thompson-Fillingham, Maisy Cory, Mia
5 YT Hinchliffe, Chloe
Armstrong, Hester Holder, Evie
Gelderbloom, Gabi Mee, Roisin
Gilman, Eleanor Pain, Phoebe
Manning, Rosie Roberts, Laura
Sandham, Izzy Snape, Eloise
Stitt, Helena
Sykes, Sidonie Total 65
Tittensor, Annalise
Tomlinson, Lucy
80
Haywoods
Kilburn Road, LE15 6QL (Green)
GG Gelderbloom, Mr Glenn, HDE Dip (RSA) Housemaster 748
KT Townsley, Mr Kevin, BA Resident Tutor 749
AJ2 Jarvis, Mr Andrew M, BSc Resident Tutor 772
SVF2 Forbes, Mrs Sandra V, Matron 750
Boys 732
Mobile 07508 458702
6 AHR 4 ESI
Agafonov, Georgi Chan, Matthew
Borrill, Charlie P Hart, Joshua
Grosse, Lennard P Leung, Lucas
Hossain, Sharaf Nunn, Ned
Lewin, William P Senthil Nathan, Nakshatra
Niemax, Leo Yagi, Hiro
6 HBD Zhou, Oliver
Amende, Owen P
Augustine-Ohwo, Paul HoH 4 KT
Borrill, Alfie P Butcher, Alex
Kleber, Richard Gomersall, Freddie
Pupils
Leung, Caleb Gu, Stanley
Sellick Gaitero, Martin Kachur, Petr
Wicke, Jacob
Mangharam, Viren
6 VR Mbiavanga Ajú , David
Benson, Edward Sutcliffe, Edward
Conroy, Ben
Jonathan, Ariwera P 3 JJA TK
Mushonga, Daniel Bluff, Henry
Solibieda, Robin Erewa, Abisola
Talago, Joshua
Hart, Theo
Yu, Enoch
Haste, George
5 AJ2 Jackson, Ernie
Haste, Frederick Laubscher, Matthys
Huang, Charlie Marr, Ollie
Laing, Aaron Mills, Jack
Macpherson, Fox Osuji, Dozie
Middleton, Will
Ridley, Aidan
Pinder, Felix
Shaw, Johnny
Savalani, Siddarth
Seelig, Jan Tejedo Raga, Rodrigo
Tober, Richard
5 OJS Wang, Andy
Baalbaki, Pavlos Windham, Hugh
Graf Lambsdorff, Julius Wong, Lucas
Guan, Sen
Hermez, Sargon
Kapadia, Adam Total 66
Lucas, Brad
Osuji, Obi
Wood, George
81
Rushebrookes
Ashwell Road, LE15 6QG (Green)
KMR Robinson, Mrs Kim M, MA Housemistress 762
AGB Guillomot-Bonnefond, Miss Aurore, BA Resident Tutor 763
JRM Mohan, Miss Jenna R, BSc Resident Tutor 764
GJH Haddon, Mrs Geraldine J, Matron 639
Girls 538
Mobile 07508 458741
6 CJS 5 PG
Agafonova, Anna-Maria Baldock, Ella
Clarke, Georgia Cook, Abigail
Giannakis, Ili Cox, Evelyn
Hoffer, Novella Gao, Amy
Hopkinson, Megan P Kuehner, Lara
Nocton, Katie Matthew-Shaw, Kiki
Roeding, Liv O’Brien, Tilly
Sheppard, Georgina
6 HEJ Vaubel, Amelie
Arnold, Fleur
Pupils
Grantham, Savannah 4 SJG JRM

Hopkinson, Caitlin P Barton, Imogen
Pratesi, Martina Bunting, Ella
Remawa, Habiba Burlison, Emily
Robbins, Emilia D’Arcy, Matilda
Egami, Asuka
6 JNJR Kohler, Anastasia
Celaya Cervantes, Andrea
Kremser, Estella
Chen, Ana
Liu, Shiyao
Hong, Chloe
Nesselhut, Lara
Laing, Porsche P
Ng, Gabriella
White, Lally HoH
Nicholas, Stella
Wittmann, Luisa
Nicholson, Maggie
Wüstenhagen, Betty
Zuo, Rachel
5 AGB
Korenna, Milena Total 51
Kuehner, Luisa
Mueller, Lotti
Romanova, Alexandra
Schanschieff, Hannah
Sly, Rosie
Wilson, Isabelle
Wooddisse, Matilda
Yeung, Laurain
82
Stevens
Station Road, LE15 6QG (Pink)
EGR Roe, Mrs Emma G, BEng Housemistress 770
AVG Grand, Miss Anaïs V, MA Resident Tutor 773
TKO O'Hara, Miss Taegan KA, BSc Resident Tutor 726
KLA Anstey, Mrs Katie L, Matron 715
Girls 725
Mobile 07508 458697
6 CEM 4 SJL
Adderley, Ava Burgess, Livvy
Allison, Flora P Frankland, Orla
Bailey, Lauren HoH Germany, Emma
Jacques, Sophie Hoyles, Martha
Jones, Caoimhe Jackson, Daisy
Mitchell, Isobel Smith-Maxwell, Daisy
Remington, Lola Turner, Josie
Wood-Collins, Arabella Wardle, Mima
6 JCC
4 WJP
Pupils
Burgess, Millie
Bell, Milena
Dent, Olivia
Bennett, Lydia
Lloyd-Edwards, Holly P
Collins, Kitty
Marshall, Amber
Culloty, Eliza
Prothero, Isobel
Hewett, Lauren
Sharman, Lottie
Hunnisett, Olivia
Sheldon, Jess DHoH
Smith, Evie
6 RWJ Styles, Daisy
Abbott, Phoebe
Butler, Rosie P 3 AVG EB2
Gordon, Honor Atkinson, Millie
McCluskey, Lizzy Griffiths, Daisy
Morris, Henrietta Kluger, Isabella
Osborne, Rose Markillie, Emma
Styles, Holly P Moffat, Veronica
5 WAG TKO Selkirk, Beatrice
Eatch, Georgina Smith, Phebe
Johnson, Georgia Stone, Halldis
Lepley, Abbi Urban, Charlotte
Maclean, Katie
Mettrick, Polly Total 57
Phillips, Sadie
Price, Poppy
Robinson, Scarlet
Selkirk, Daisy
Tyler, Hattie
83
Wharflands
Station Road, LE15 6QZ (Purple)
TDD Dixon-Dale, Mr Timothy, BA Housemaster 740
ECB Bett, Mr Evan CM, MSc BSC Resident Tutor 771
JC1 Clamp, Mr Jamy, BSc Resident Tutor 744
SB2 Bent, Mrs Sue, Matron 741
Mobile 07508 458696
6 BJE 5 DGW 4 TCA

Bell, Harrison Campion, Samuel Mistry, Rowan
Crane, Oliver Dickens, Edward Morgan, Felix
Cummins, Finn P Fernandes Smith, Seb Morris, Leo
Fairey, Freddie P Hedley, Jono Peck, Marcus
Garner, James Humphrey, Thomas Powell, Fabian
Leverett, Bertie Jones, Harry Roberts, Charlie
Oakden, Oliver Marsh, Findlay Walker, Eric
White, Robbie
Pupils
6 CJF 5 HRJ
Czarnota, Thomas Cousins, Toby 3 NCJ JC1
Everall, Matthew Dadley, Archie Cox, Fred
Fairman, Charlie Hopkinson, George Davey, Edward
Ormerod, Dan Murray, William Kutluoglu, James
Rodell, Ewan St John, Max Nicholson, Charlie
Slade, Ben HoH Starkey, Felix St John, Freddie
Willis, Max Sumner, Freddie Starkey, Lysander
Tate, Thomas
6 TCW 4 ECB Wates, Finn
Benham, Jack Cummins, Jack Westley, George
Braybrook, Peter P Fairfax, James Whitehead, Archie
Lee, Ben Fairman, Freddie
Mallott, Charlie Germany, Alex Total 62
Mansfield, James Green, Archie
Marlow, Spike Green, Hector
Tremlett, Joseph Harrison, Thomas
Hunt, Harry
McManus, Johnny
84
Ancaster
Burley Road, LE15 6DE (Blue)
AJP Petit, Mrs Alison J, LLB Housemistress 609
CHW Walker, Miss Catherine H, Bsc Senior Tutor 609
CEH Harmes, Mrs Caroline E, Day Matron 812
Mobile 07508 458765
2 CHW 1 AJK2
W Andrew, Isabella P E Baines, Eloise
R Biddulph, Livi O Cory, Sienna
L Bridger, Ryewin P E Griffiths, Lily
L Bridger, Ryewin O Limonova, Elena
W Cartwright, Sophie R Pain, Mimi
O Harris, Isabella L Reading, Bronwyn
O Skins, Maisie R Sheridan, Anna
E Wickson, Isabel O Thomson, Elle
E Turcan, Hettie
2 JB1
E Foster, Lara 1 MNS
Pupils
O Hornsby, Grace HoH E Al Sayigh, Ibti
L Kaczmar, Sammy L Breag, Emma
L Lloyd, Izzy L Day, Jessica
R Luckhurst, Pru P R Evans, Coco
R Nicholas, Sasha E Langford, Rosie
R Oliver, Isabella DHoH O Marsh, Elsa
R Youll, Isobel P R Melville, Olivia
O Peberdy, Eva
2 SCM L Round, Felicity
O Headley, Millie P
L Marcham, Annabella L1 MMC
E Norwood, Annabel P P Farnham, Esme
O Reddy, Agnes P Freienstein, Feodora
W Riley, Phoebe P Irving Walker, Evelyne
E Strevens, Darcey P S Marsh, Evie
L Taylor, Faith S Martin, Megan
W Walters, Hattie S Morgan, Clara
P Sandham, Immy
S Simpson, Iona
P Skins, Isla Mae
S Steveney, Lucy
Total 51
85
Lincoln
Burley Road, LE15 6DE (Red)
MPN Northcott, Mrs Michelle P, BA Housemistress 602
JBD Dobbs, Mrs Julie B, BSc MA Senior Tutor 602
Mobile 07508 458769
2 JMG 1 JBD
W Banerjee, Shonali R Bouch, Imogen
R Cox, Hannah L Brammer, Penelope
L Fry, Ruby O Cornes, Rosie
O Healey, Bibi R Davey, Alice
W Lloyd, Renée E Prothero, Holly
E Turner, Sophie E Rice, Sophia
O Welford, Francesca R Skinner, Olivia
R Wattie, Sophia
2 JN E Weldon, Sadie
R Bibby, Freya E Woodhouse, Poppy
W Byron, Charlotte
Pupils
L Deane, Evie 1 JNH

E Healey, Betsy L Cure, Sophia
R Hopper, Phoebe L Hazard, Annabelle
O Scott, Sofia O Lissaman, Lottie
L Sutterby, Molly R O’Donoghue, Holly
O Tyers, Lulu E O’Donoghue, Jessica
L O’Donoghue, Kate
2 OMW L Russell, Leonie
O Courtman, Olivia O Shenton, Elodie
W Dickinson, Liberty O Underwood, Lilly
L Fernandes Smith, Louise O Williamson, Imogen
E Fletcher, Anabel
W German, Sasha L1 ELW
O Hall, Emily S Carr, Lucy
W Martin, Florence P Goodison, Bea
W Pepper, Isabelle P Hayle, Jessica
S Jackson, Hattie
P McKinlay, Isla
S Smith, Maggie
P Storer, Tiggy
S Treadwell, Isla
P Watkinson Calvo, Sofia
Total 52
86
Peterborough
Burley Road, LE15 6DN (Orange)
MMF Fairweather, Mr Malcolm M, MA House Master 656
JWH Hutter, Mr James W, BA Senior Tutor 656
Mobile 07508 458764
2 AVP 1 RPS
L Carr, Alex O Ashton-Roberts, Edward
L Crowther, Harry O Milner, Charlie
L Mir, Qasim R Morrison, Alex
E Robertson, Magnus L Neve, Charlie
W Sandham, Finlay O Price, Bertie
R Sore-Brown, Charles R Stone, Ottó
W Tierney, Campbell L Young, Fin
2 JWH 1 VEP
W Akingba, Ayanfe L Hung, Horace
Pupils
E Cowan, Ben R Hurst, William
R Hackett, Samson E Johnston, Thomas
R Limonov, Arseniy L Kula, Michal
W Neve, Hugo E Lloyd, Charlie
E Samworth, Ben E Trower, Ollie
E Wilson, Will
L1 JLA BDC
2 RAH P Fearn, Henry
R Agafonov Alex S Mbogo, Baker
O Ayre, Jonathan P Passey, Joseph
O Banister Emmens, Ruudi S Robinson, Freddie
R Bates, Jasper P Rutherford, Luke
O Howlett, Hugo P Sutterby, Harry
L Ma, Andy S Tyers, George
O Marriner, Joe
Total 41
87
Sargants
Burley Road, LE15 6DN (Blue)
ASD Denman, Mr Ashley S, BA Housemaster 610
MRS Sutterby, Mr Matthew R, BEd Senior Tutor 610
Mobile 07968 948072
2 CAF 1 LGM
E Blackman, Lloyd R Allison, George
R Coe, Sam L Cripps, Alfie
E Jelley, Archie R Hall, Matthew
W Kane, Cameron E Kinnear, Harry
E Lamatipanont, Win R Lam, Ryan
O Nutter, Owen O Oniru, Michael
R Page, Leo E Roberts, Toby
W Watson, Arthur
1 MRS
2 CWS
Pupils
E Clark, Farley
R Blanksby, Oscar O Griffiths, William
W Fadden, Max R Ingram, Archie
L Fairweather, Edward E Moffat, Jamie
R Lu, Jimmy L Phillips, Alex
L Persona, Roman L Pike, Cadyn
W Smith, Alexander O Siddall, Teddy
O Smith, Matthew
L Williamson, Oliver L1 AJB
S Gamble, Wilfred
2 DNA S Holt, Marcus
L Britten-Knaggs, Jack S Ingram, Harry
O Derry, Zach P Ingram, Rufus
E Gamble, Huw P Rice, Tommy
L Griffin, Fin S Strevens, Woody
O Jacklin, Sebastian P Weir, Felix
E Lewis, Oscar
R Marshall, George Total 44
88
Hodges
Burley Road, LE15 6DE
MJP3 Powell, Mr Matthew J, HND (BSA) Head of Lower School Boarding 617
MHB Backhouse, Mrs Martha, Houseparent (maternity Leave) 658
LGM Gonzalez Mozos, Mr Luis, MA Boys Resident Tutor 659
JMG Gilbert, Miss Jessica, BA Girls Resident Tutor 795
HH2 Newman, Mrs Helen H, Houseparent 07908 742513, 658
SMC Chapman, Mrs Sue M, Houseparent 661
Boys Mobile 07508 458771
Girls Mobile 07508 458771
BOYS GIRLS
2 Agafonov Alex 2 Biddulph, Livi
2 Akingba, Ayanfe 2 Bridger, Ryewin
2 Banister Emmens, Ruudi 2 Dickinson, Liberty
2 Blanksby, Oscar 2 Fernandes Smith, Louise
2 Hackett, Samson 2 Harris, Isabella
Pupils
2 Jelley, Archie 2 Hopper, Phoebe
2 Kane, Cameron 2 Nicholas, Sasha
2 Lamatipanont, Win 2 Pepper, Isabelle
2 Lu, Jimmy 2 Wickson, Isabel
2 Ma, Andy 2 Youll, Isobel P
2 Samworth, Ben 1 Marsh, Elsa
2 Watson, Arthur 1 Melville, Olivia
2 Williamson, Oliver 1 Prothero, Holly
1 Hung, Horace 1 Skinner, Olivia
1 Lam, Ryan 1 Williamson, Imogen
1 Moffat, Jamie 1 Woodhouse, Poppy
1 Oniru, Michael
1 Pike, Cadyn Total 36
1 Stone, Ottó
1 Young, Fin
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Calendar
Times shown for away fixtures are the earliest at which a pupil may leave class
or other school activity.
LOCATIONS
(numbers refer to the map printed on the inside back cover)
A Ancaster [Lower School - 26]

AB Ashburton Building (10)
(Classrooms prefixed A)
AH Ashburton Hall (7)
AllSts All Saints’ Church
B Buchanans (31)
Ba Barraclough (20)
Bb Barber Room [SL- 21]
BR Bowes Room (24)
Bu MeetRm - Bursary Meeting Room (13)
Bw Barrow [Schanschieffs - 34]
C Chapmans (27)
CH College House (4)
Ch Chapel (2)
ChCl Chapel Close (1)
Cl Clipsham [Schanschieffs - 34]
CR Common Room [Barraclough - 20]
CS Computer Science Centre (19)
CY Courtyard Studio [QET - 18]
D Deanscroft (16)
Calendar
Don Doncaster Close (39)

DS Drama Studio [QET - 18]
Far Farside Playing Fields (38)
G Gunthorpe [Schanschieffs - 33]
GHS Graham Hurst Suite (Science ICT)
GS Garage Studio [QET - 18]
H Haywoods (28)
Hm Hambleton [Schanschieffs - 33]
JCR - Johnson Computer Room [Johnson Building - 8]
J MeetRm – Johnson Meeting Room [Johnson Building - 8]
(Classrooms prefixed J)
JSD Jerwood School of Design (5)
KC Kilburn Cottage
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L Lincoln [Lower School - 26]
LS Lower School (26)
M Merton Building (11)
(Classrooms prefixed H, M, E)
Merton SR - Merton Scholars’ Room [Merton Building - 11]
MFS Mehra Faculty of Science (23)
(Classrooms prefixed B, C, P, F)
MFS BG - Barson Gallery [Mehra Faculty of Science - 23]
MS Music School (17)
OH Old Hall (3)
OHT Odd House Tavern
OS Old School (6)
PC Pastoral Centre (13)
PH Peterborough House [Lower School - 26]
QET Queen Elizabeth Theatre (18)
R Rushebrookes (32)
RB Richard Bull Centre (14)
RH Round House (36)
S Sargants [Lower School - 26]
Sc Schanschieff Site (33/34)
SchRm Scholars Room (8)
SH School House (3)
SL Smallbone Library (21)
SL MeetRm - Smallbone Meeting Room [Smallbone Library - 21]
SmBa Small Barraclough
SpH Sports Hall
(20)
(40)
Calendar
SpSc Sports Science [Mehra Faculty of Science - 23]
SS Social Science (25)
St Stevens (30)
St1 Studio 1 [Music School - 17]
VL Visitors Lodgings (12)
W Wharflands (29)
WA Wilson Auditorium (22)
WH Wheel House (5)
Wil Wilson Playing Fields (43)
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Sunday 30 August
Trinity 12
START EVENT FINISH
Tuesday 1 September
START EVENT FINISH
09:00 New Staff Induction 16:00
Wednesday 2 September
START EVENT FINISH
09:00 New Staff Induction 16:00
10:00 Trustees: Finance Committee (OH) 13:00
Thursday 3 September
START EVENT FINISH
08:30 Joint Senior and Middle Leaders meeting (Teams) 08:50
08:30 Staff Meeting & INSET 17:45
09:00 Heads of Department meeting (Teams) 10:00
09:00 HMs Meeting (TBC) 10:00
10:00 Hockey: MT13 U11, U12, U13, U14 Pre-Season 16:00
Calendar
10:15 All Staff Meeting (Teams) 11:00

11:00 Break 11:30
11:30 Academic Department Business Meetings
(Departments) 12:30
12:30 Lunch (Ba) 14:00
14:00 All Staff Meeting (Teams) 15:00
15:00 Academic Department Time (Departments) 16:15
16:15 Careers Staff Meeting (Careers) 16:30
16:15 LS Science Meeting (TBC) 17:00
16:30 ToK Staff Meeting (TBC) 17:15
17:00 IB CAS Advisors Training (TBC) 17:45
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Friday 4 September
START EVENT FINISH
09:00 Middle School Tutors meeting (Teams) 09:30
09:00 Upper School Tutors meeting (Teams) 09:30
09:00 Lower School Tutors meeting (Teams) 10:00
09:00 Staff Meeting & INSET 17:00
09:30 Form 3 Tutors meeting (Teams) 10:00
10:00 Form 7 Tutors House Meeting (Houses) 11:00
10:00 Hockey: MT13 U11, U12, U13, U14 Pre-Season
(TBC) 16:00
11:00 Break 11:30
11:30 All staff: Child Protection Update (Teams) 12:30
12:30 Lunch ( Ba) 14:00
14:00 MS & LS Tutors House Meetings (Houses) 15:00
14:00 Form 7 Tutor Meeting (WA) 15:30
15:30 All Sport meetings (TBC) 16:15
16:15 VA, CCF, DoE (TBC) 17:00
Calendar
Saturday 5 September
St Teresa of Calcutta
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Sunday 6 September WEEK 1
Trinity 13
START EVENT FINISH

09:00 Lower School Boarders Return 20:00
09:00 Middle & Upper School Boarders Return 21:00
Calendar
94
Monday 7 September WEEK 1
START EVENT FINISH

08:20 Term Begins 08:20
09:00 Form 7 IB EE Submission Deadline Draft 1 09:00
Period 1 & 2 Tutorial (Houses)
09:00 Upper School Highlights Exhibition (SL) 16:00
09:00 Middle School Highlights Exhibition (WH) 18:00
10:00 Headmasters Virtual Assembly (Teams) 10:15
10:50 DECEM Meeting (BR) 11:20
11:15 Form 3 IT Induction (TBC) 12:45
Period 3 & 4 as per Timetable B
Period 5 & 6 as per Timetable B
15:45 Day Pupils House Time (Houses) 17:45
15:45 Form 3 Day Pupil House Voice Testing and School
Photograph (MS/GHS) 17:45
16:15 Lower School Sport 17:45
16:15 Form 3 Boarders House Time (Houses) 17:45
16:15 Form 4 & 5 Service Option (TBC) 17:45 Calendar
16:15 Form 6 & 7 CCF (TBC) 17:45
18:00 Prefect Training (Ch) 18:45
19:00 Stevens House Voice Testing (St) 19:30
19:00 Chapmans House School Photographs (C) 19:30
19:30 Wharflands House Voice Testing (W) 20:00
19:30 Haywoods House School Photographs (H) 20:00
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Tuesday 8 September WEEK 1
Catholic Christian Festival - Birth of the Virgin Mary
START EVENT FINISH

16:30 Form 7 Drama Scholars Rehearsal (QET) 18:30
Calendar
96
Wednesday 9 September WEEK 1
START EVENT FINISH

08:35 Form 7 Assembly (Teams) 08:55
13:30 Music at Lunchtime: Peter Davis (organ) (Ch) 13:50
17:30 Dance Classes (Virtual) 20:00
17:45 Heads of Academic Departments Curriculum
Design Meeting (SS1/2) 18:45
18:00 Form 3 Multi-location Social 19:30
18:00 Informal HM Meeting: Full (J MeetRm) 19:30
Calendar
97
Thursday 10 September WEEK 1
START EVENT FINISH

08:35 Chapel (Virtual) 08:55
Calendar
98
Friday 11 September WEEK 1
START EVENT FINISH

16:15 Form 7 North American Application Briefing
(SL MeetRm) 17:00
18:00 Clipsham Form 3 Cinema Club (Cl) 21:00
Calendar
99
Saturday 12 September WEEK 1
Deadline for Clinical Course Applications
START EVENT FINISH

08:35 Form 1 & New Form 3 & 4 Parent Talk: AS
Tracking (Virtual) 12:15
09:00 Form 6 Assemby (Teams) 09:30
19:30 Middle School Boarding BBQs 22:00
Calendar
100
Trinity 14
START EVENT FINISH
Calendar
101
Exaltation of the Cross

Form 5 & 7 Internal Exams
START EVENT FINISH

09:15 Safeguarding Inset (AH) 10:45
13:00 Middle School Highlights Exhibition
(WH) Sat 17 Oct 16:00
14:00 New Form 6 Morrisby Profiling (IT) 16:00
Calendar
102
START EVENT FINISH

08:15 Lower School House Time (J) 08:55
16:30 Form 6 International Universities Information
Session (TBC) 17:00
17:00 Lower School Scholars Society Seminar: Keats (J) 18:00
Calendar
103
START EVENT FINISH

13:30 Music at Lunchtime: Edward Marshall (drums) (Ch) 13:50
17:00 Behavioural Detention (M) 18:00
18:00 Informal HM Meeting: Operational (J MeetRm) 19:30
Calendar
104
START EVENT FINISH

13:30 Staff Teach Meet (TBC) 14:00
17:00 Form 3 Scholars Society Seminar: Shelley (SchRm) 18:00
Calendar
105
START EVENT FINISH

13:00 Life in Lockdown: An Open Exhibition
of Work by Students & Staff (SL) Mon 02 Nov 09:00
18:00 Main and Middle School Production Audition
Monologue Deadline 18:00
18:00 Academic Detention (M02/A13) 19:00
18:30 Matthews Society (RH) 19:30
18:30 Hambleton Form 3 & 6 House Walk (Hm) 20:30
18:30 Gunthorpe Form 6 Event (G) 21:30
Calendar
106
Jewish Festival - Rosh Hashanah - New Year

START EVENT FINISH

10:00 Lower School Open Morning for Prospective
Parent and Pupils (Teams) 13:00
11:00 Form 7 Parents UCAS Talk (Teams) 12:00
18:00 Middle School Boarding House Events 20:00
18:30 Deputy Head Detention (M) 20:00
Calendar
107
Trinity 15
START EVENT FINISH

10:00 DECEM Training 15:00
12:15 Upper School Production Rehearsal (QET) 16:00
Calendar
108
St Matthew, Apostle
Internal Registration Deadline for University Admissions Tests
START EVENT FINISH

09:00 MYP Staff Workshop (BAFS) 16:00
13:25 OSCA meeting (SL MeetRm) 13:55
23:00 Internal PR (Forms L1-4 & 6) 23:00
Form 5 Morrisby (IT)
Calendar
109
START EVENT FINISH

08:35 Lower School Assembly (WA) 08:55
13:15 Form 5 Tutors Morrisby and Unifrog Training
(SL MeetRm) 14:00
14:00 Form 7 Biology A-level Field Work
(Ferry Meadows) 18:00
16:30 Form 5 GCSE Devised Rehearsal (OS) 18:30
17:00 Form 4 Scholars Society Seminar: Browning
(SchRm) 18:00
Calendar
110
START EVENT FINISH

13:30 Music at Lunchtime: Jessica Carr (flute) (Ch) 13:50
18:30 Form 5 GCSE Devised Rehearsal (QET) 20:00
Calendar
111
START EVENT FINISH

13:15 Form 5 Tutors Morrisby and Unifrog Training
(SL MeetRm) 14:00
14:00 Form 6 Science IB Practical Skills Workshop (MFS) 17:00
14:15 Steeple Chase: Middle School Inter House Event
(Wil) 16:30
15:00 Trustees: Policy & Compliance Committee (OH) 17:00
16:15 Lower School Detention (J7) 17:00
16:30 Senior Interhousing Debating St v Cl (SS Lobby) 17:15
17:00 Form 4 Scholars Society Seminar: Coleridge
(SchRm) 18:00
17:00 Hambleton Form 4 & 5 House Walk (Hambleton) 19:00
Calendar
17:15 Senior Interhousing Debating W v R (SS Lobby) 18:00

18:00 Clipsham: Form 6 Social (Cl) 21:00
18:30 Upper School Open Evening (Virtual) 20:45
Form 6 IB IA Data Collection (Stamford)
112
START EVENT FINISH

14:00 Cross Country: Lower School Inter-house (Wil) 16:00
16:00 Long Leave-Out Weekend 16:00
Calendar
113
Long Leave-Out Weekend

Extra SAT Test Date
START EVENT FINISH

Calendar
114
Trinity 16
START EVENT FINISH

Calendar
115
Jewish Festival - Yom Kippur - Day of Atonement
START EVENT FINISH

18:45 Form 6 & 7 Philosophy Society (WA) 20:00
19:00 Form 5 & 7 Exam Order 19:00
19:30 Informal Concert (Ch) 20:30
Form 3 & New Form 4 MidYIS Testing
Calendar
116
Michaelmas - St Michael & All Angels
START EVENT FINISH

14:15 Badminton: Mixed 1st & 2nd VI v Oundle (h) (TBC) 16:30
14:15 Girls Squash: 1st v Oundle (TBC) 17:00
16:30 Form 5 GCSE Devised Rehearsal (OS) 18:30
17:00 Form 5 Scholars Society Seminar: Brontë (SchRm) 18:00
Calendar
117
START EVENT FINISH

09:00 Form 5 IGCSE Geography Coursework Trip
(Cambridge or Stratford-Upon-Avon) 17:00
11:00 CCF (RAF) Flying (TBC) (RAF Cranwell) 18:00
12:40 Rugby: U11A v Maidwell Hall (a 14:30) (TBC) 18:00
13:00 Girls Hockey: U13C, U12A, U12B, U12D v Oundle
(a 14:30) (TBC) 17:30
13:30 Music at Lunchtime: Lucy Collison (violin) (Ch) 13:50
14:15 Rugby: U12A v Maidwell Hall (h) (TBC) 17:30
14:15 Rugby: U13A, U13C v Stamford (h) (TBC) 17:30
14:15 Rugby: U13B v Stamford and Maidwell Hall (h)
(TBC) 17:30
14:30 Girls Hockey: U12C, U11A v Foremarke Hall (h)
(TBC) 16:00
14:30 Girls Hockey: U13A, U13B v Oundle (h) (TBC) 16:00
Calendar

18:00 Boys Hockey: Dev XI v Loughborough University
(h) (TBC) 19:30
18:00 Formal HMs Meeting (OH) 19:45
18:00 Form 7 Clinical Course Practice Interviews (MFS) 21:00
18:30 Form 5 GCSE Devised Rehearsal (QET) 20:00
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Thursday 1 October WEEK 4
Girls Hockey: EH U18 Cup R2 (TBC)

Black History Month Sat 31 Oct
START EVENT FINISH

08:30 Form 7IB IA Geography Data Collection Field Trip
(Stamford) 13:00
09:00 Form 7 IB Completion of Extended Essay &
Reflections on Planning and Progress Form 09:00
14:30 Boys Squash: 1st, 2nd v Oundle (TBC) 17:00
17:00 Form 5 Scholars Society Seminar: Pater (SchRm) 18:00
18:00 Form 7 Clinical Course Practice Interviews (MFS) 21:00
Calendar
119
Friday 2 October WEEK 4
Holy Guardian Angels

OSCA Non-uniform Day
START EVENT FINISH

18:00 Ancaster Form 1 Themed Social Night (A) 20:00
18:00 Lincoln Form 1 Themed Social Night (L) 20:00
18:00 Peterborough House Form 1 Social Night (PH) 20:00
Form 5 Morrisby (IT)
Calendar
120
Saturday 3 October WEEK 4
START EVENT FINISH

06:30 SAT Test Date (Leicester) 14:00
09:45 Middle School Open Morning (Virtual) 13:30
11:40 Girls Hockey: U14A, U14B v Bromsgrove (a 14:00)
(TBC) 17:30
11:40 Girls Hockey: U14C v Bromsgrove (a 14:00
Winterfold School) (TBC) 17:30
12:30 Girls Hockey: 4th XI v Bedford Girls School (a
14:00) (TBC) 16:30
12:30 Lacrosse: v Denstone (a 14:00) (TBC) 18:00
13:00 Girls Hockey: 3rd XI v Ratcliffe (a 14:00) (TBC) 16:00
13:00 Rugby: U16A, U16B, U16C, U14A, U14B, U14C,
U14D v Warwick (a 15.30) (TBC) 19:30
13:30 Girls Hockey: U15A, U15B v Bromsgrove (a 15:15)
(TBC) 18:30
13:30 Girls Hockey: U15C v Bromsgrove (a 15:15
Winterfold School) (TBC) 18:30
13:45 Eton Fives v Uppingham (a 14:15) (TBC) 17:00
14:00 Girls Hockey: U16A, U16B v Bromsgrove (h) (TBC) 15:30
14:00 Girls Hockey: U16C v Bromsgrove (h Catmose) (TBC) 15:30 Calendar
14:15 Badminton: Mixed 1st & 2nd VI v Bromsgrove (h) (TBC) 16:30
14:15 Badminton: Mixed 1st, 2nd VI v Bromsgrove (TBC) 17:00
14:30 Rugby: 1st ,2nd ,3rd ,4th XV, U15A, U15B, U15C,
U15D v Warwick (h) (TBC) 17:00
15:30 Girls Hockey: 1st, 2nd XI v Bromsgrove (h) (TBC) 17:00
15:30 Girls Hockey: U14D v Bromsgrove (h Catmose)
(TBC) 17:00
19:30 Streaming of Macfadyen Shield House Drama
Competition (Virtual) 21:00
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Sunday 4 October WEEK 5
St Francis of Assisi
Trinity 17
START EVENT FINISH

09:30 Boys Hockey: 1st VI, U16 Indoor v Bloxham
(a 11:00) (TBC) 15:30
14:00 Form 5 GCSE Devised Exam Dress & Technical
Rehersal (QET/OS) 20:00
Calendar
122
Monday 5 October WEEK 5
START EVENT FINISH

19:00 PR1 (no grades) Forms L1 - 4 & 6 19:00
Calendar
123
Tuesday 6 October WEEK 5
Form 7 IB Biology and ESS Field Course (Orielton)
START EVENT FINISH

08:35 Lower School Assembly (Teams) 08:55
13:30 Badminton: Mixed 1st, 2nd VI v Stamford
(a 14:30) (TBC) 17:30
14:00 Middle School Sport Team Photographs (BAFS) 16:30
14:00 Form 5 GCSE Devised Exam (QET/OS) 19:30
14:30 Girls Squash: 1st, 2nd v Uppingham (TBC) 17:00
16:00 Trustees: Building & Estates Sub-Committee (OH) 18:00
17:00 Form 6 Scholars Society Seminar: Ruskin (SchRm) 18:00
19:00 Form 5 & 7 Exam Order Tutor Comments 19:00
Calendar
124
Wednesday 7 October WEEK 6
START EVENT FINISH

13:30 Music at Lunchtime: Bethany Davis (piano) (Ch) 13:50
13:45 Rugby: U11 v Laxton, Stamford and Copthill
(a: Brooke Priory 14.15) (TBC)
14:00 Rugby: U13A,U13B,U13C v Loughborough
Grammar (a 16.15) (TBC) 18:00
14:00 Rugby: U13A,U13B,U13C v Loughborough
Grammar (a 16.15) (TBC) 19:00
14:15 Rugby: U12A v Witham (h) (TBC) 17:00
14:30 Girls Hockey: U11B, U12B, U12A v Stoneygate (h)
(TBC) 16:00
15:00 Girls Hockey: U13A, U13B v Stamford (a 16:15)
(TBC) 18:00
16:30 Girls Hockey: U13C, U13D v Stamford (h) (TBC) 18:00
17:00 Behavioural Detention (M) 18:00 Calendar
18:00 Boys Hockey: Dev XI v Loughborough University
(h) (TBC) 19:30
125
Shia Muslim Festival - Arba’een - Martrydom of the Prophet’s

PBUH Grandson
START EVENT FINISH

16:00 Trustees: General Meeting 1 (OH) 18:00
16:30 Senior Interhousing Debating Bw v B (SS Lobby) 17:15
17:00 Form 6 Scholars Society Seminar: Arnold (SchRm) 18:00
17:15 Senior Interhousing Debating Hm v H (SS Lobby) 18:00
23:00 Deadline for First PR Tutor Comments 23:00
Calendar
126
START EVENT FINISH

13:00 Form 6 Non-Service Residential
Option (Caythorpe Court, Lincolshire) Sat 10 Oct 18:00
13:30 DofE Gold Sailing (The Solent) Mon 12 Oct 18:00
14:00 Service Weekend 14:00
14:00 Form 5 Vountary Action Activities 17:45
16:00 Form 6 Vountary Action Activities 17:45
16:00 Form 4 Voluntary Action Activities 17:45
16:00 Lower School Sport Team Photographs (BAFS) 18:00
18:00 Sailing: RYA National Youth & Junior
Team Racing Championships
(Oxford Sailing Club) Sun 11 Oct 19:30
Calendar
127
Service Weekend
START EVENT FINISH

08:35 Form 3: Challenge Yourself 12:30
09:00 Form 4 Voluntary Action First Aid Training (A) 16:00
09:00 Form 5 & 6 Voluntary Action Activities 16:00
10:00 Lower School Open Morning for Prospective
Parent and Pupils (Virtual) 13:00
14:00 Lacrosse: v Nottingham University 5ths (h) (TBC) 16:00
19:30 Rutland Sinfonia Concert (tbc) (Ch) 21:30
Calendar
128
Trinity 18
Service Weekend
START EVENT FINISH

Calendar
129
Monday 12 October WEEK 6

Service Weekend
START EVENT FINISH

08:30 Lower One Orienteering (Wakerley Wood,
Northants) 16:30
09:00 MUN UN Security Council Crisis Conference
(SS10/SS Lobby) 15:00
09:00 Form 1 MYP Community Day (TBC) 15:30
09:00 Form 2 Geography and RP Field Trip (Leicester
and Bradgate Park) 16:00
09:00 Form 6 Non-service Activities 16:00
09:00 Form 7 University Application Day (WA) 16:00
09:00 Form 3 Art/Design & Technology Project 17:30
09:00 Form 4 - 6 Voluntary Action Activities 17:30
14:30 Annual Harvest Party (Ba) 17:30
Calendar
130
Tuesday 13 October WEEK 6
START EVENT FINISH

08:45 LGBTQ+ Allies Staff Training (AH) 10:45
11:30 Girls Hockey: U14 County Cup (h) (TBC) 13:00
12:30 Big Draw Event (SL) 14:00
Calendar
131
Wednesday 14 October WEEK 6
START EVENT FINISH

09:00 MYP Staff Workshop (BAFS) 16:00
13:30 Music at Lunchtime: Ben Kelly (organ) (Ch) 13:50
14:15 Rugby: U11 v Brooke Priory and Ratcliffe @
Brooke Priory (a 14:15) (TBC) 17:00
14:30 Girls Hockey: U11A v Triangular LGJS & St Faiths
(h) (TBC) 16:00
14:30 Rugby: U13A,U13B,U13C,U12A,U12B,U12C v
Trent (h) (TBC) 17:00
14:45 Girls Hockey: U12A, U12B, U12D v St Faiths (h)
(TBC) 16:15
15:15 Girls Hockey: U13A, U13B, U13C, U13D v
Leicester Grammar (a 16:15) (TBC) 18:30
Calendar

18:00 Boys Hockey: Dev XI v Nottingham Trent
University (h) (TBC) 19:30
18:25 Forms 6 & 7 Spanish Film & Pizza Evening (AH) 20:15
19:00 PR1 Tutor comments Forms L1 - 4 & 6 19:00
132
START EVENT FINISH

11:15 Girls Hockey: U14C, U14D v Uppingham (a 11:30)
(TBC) 13:00
11:30 Girls Hockey: U14A, U14B v Uppingham (h) (TBC) 13:00
U14D v Uppingham (a 14:30) (TBC) 18:00
13:30 Lacrosse: v Uppingham (a 14:00) (TBC) 16:30
13:45 Girls Hockey: U15A, U15B, U15C v Uppingham
(a 14:30) (TBC) 16:30
13:45 Boys Squash: 1st, 2nd v Uppingham (a 14:30)
(TBC) 17:00
13:45 Swimming: Mixed U18, U16 v Uppingham
(a 14:30) 17:30
14:30 Girls Hockey: U16A, U16B v Uppingham (h) (TBC) 16:00
U15D v Uppingham (h) (TBC) 17:00 Calendar
15:00 Girls Hockey: 3rd XI v Uppingham (a 15:45) (TBC) 17:30
15:00 Girls Hockey: U16C v Uppingham (a 15:45) (TBC) 17:30
15:45 Girls Hockey: 1st, 2nd XI v Uppingham (h) (TBC) 17:30
16:30 Senior Interhousing Debating Ch v G (SS Lobby) 17:15
18:00 UCAS Early Applicant Deadline (Oxbridge and
Medicine-Related Courses) 18:00
133
START EVENT FINISH

08:30 Gold DofE Practice & Assessed
Expedition (Rutland & Cumbria) Thu 22 Oct 20:00
16:00 Careers Fair (TBC) 18:00
18:00 Ancaster Form 2 Themed Social Night (A) 20:00
18:00 Lincoln Form 2 Themed Social Night (L) 20:00
18:00 Peterborough House Form 2 Social Night (PH) 20:00
18:00 Sargants Tutor Meals (Oakham) 20:00
18:30 Matthews Society (SH) 19:30
Calendar
134
Hindu Festival - Navrati - Festival of Nine Nights Begins
START EVENT FINISH

11:30 Forms L1, 1, 3 & 6 Parent-Tutor Meetings (Virtual) 14:00
12:30 Half Term Exeat Sun 01 Nov 20:00
Calendar
135
Trinity 19
START EVENT FINISH
Catholic Christian Festival - Pope John Paul II
START EVENT FINISH
Muslim Festival - Milad - Birthday of the Prophet PBUH
START EVENT FINISH

Calendar
136
Sunday 1 November WEEK 9
All Saints Day
START EVENT FINISH

09:00 Form 7 Clinical Applicants: MMI Practice Circuits
(London) 21:00
17:45 Form 7 Parent-Teacher Meeting (Virtual) 21:00
Calendar
137
Monday 2 November WEEK 9
All Souls Day
START EVENT FINISH

10:15 16+ Academic Scholarships 15:30
12:40 Rugby: U13A, U12A v Wellingborough and
Bloxom (a: Wellingborough 14:15) (TBC) 18:30
12:40 Rugby: U13B,U12B v Wellingborough (a 14:15)
(TBC) 18:30
14:15 Form 5 Careers Session 1 (IT Rooms) 15:45
21:00 Service of Personal Remembrance (Ch) 21:30
Calendar
138
Tuesday 3 November WEEK 9
START EVENT FINISH

09:00 16+ Academic Scholarships 11:00
Calendar
139
Wednesday 4 November WEEK 9
University Admissions Tests
START EVENT FINISH

08:20 Form 5 Careers Catch Up Session 1 (SL) 09:00
08:50 16+ Design Scholarships 11:30
09:30 16+ Art Scholarships 12:30
13:15 Girls Hockey: U13B, U13C v Witham Hall (a 14:30)
(TBC) 17:00
13:30 Music at Lunchtime (Ch) 13:50
14:15 Rugby: U11 v St.Hugh's (h) (TBC) 17:00
14:30 Girls Hockey: U12B, U12C, U11A v St Hughs (h)
(TBC) 16:00
14:45 Girls Hockey: U13A, U12A v Loughborough High
(a 16:15) (TBC) 18:30
Calendar
17:00 Boys Hockey: 1st VI v Bedford (a 18:45) (TBC) 21:30

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Thursday 5 November WEEK 9
16+ Music Scholarships

START EVENT FINISH

09:00 Form 1 'No Worries' Morning 12:40
09:15 16+ Drama Scholarships
16:00 Upper School Artists: Life Drawing (RB) 18:00
16:00 Selected Form 3-7 Stowe School Philosothon
(Stowe School) 22:00
16:30 Senior Interhousing Debating Semi-Final 1 (SS
Lobby) 17:15
17:00 Form 5 & 6 Clinical Applicants Meeting (MFS) 17:30
17:00 Lower School Scholars Society Seminar: Keats (J) 18:00
17:15 Senior Interhousing Debating Semi-Final 2 (SS
Lobby) 18:00
17:30 Chemistry Society (C12) 18:45 Calendar
19:30 Form 7 Drama Scholars Streamed performance
(QET) 21:00
141
Friday 6 November WEEK 9
St Leonard
START EVENT FINISH

18:00 Clipsham Form 5 Cinema Club (Cl) 21:00
18:30 Hambleton Form 5 Tutor Event (Hm) 21:00
(QET) 21:00
Calendar
142
Saturday 7 November WEEK 9
START EVENT FINISH

06:30 SAT Subject Test Date (Leicester) 14:00
08:30 Sailing: Aero & Feva - End of Season
Championships (Rutland Water) Sun 08 Nov 17:00
12:30 Clipsham: Form 4 & 5 Parent/Tutor Reception (Cl) 14:00
12:30 Girls Hockey: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th XI v Oundle
(a 14:30) (TBC) 17:00
12:30 Rugby: 1st, 2nd ,3rd ,4th XV, U14A, U14B, U14C,
U14D v Oundle (a 14:30) (TBC) 19:00
14:00 Girls Hockey: U14C v Oundle (h Catmose) (TBC) 15:30
14:00 Lacrosse: v Denstone and Uppingham (triangular)
(h) (TBC) 16:30
14:00 Girls Hockey: U16A, U16B, U16C, U14D v Oundle
(a 15:45) (TBC) 18:00
14:30 Rugby: U16A, U16B, U16C, U15A, U15B, U15C, Calendar
U15D (h) v Oundle (TBC) 17:00
15:15 Girls Hockey: U15C v Oundle (h Catmose) (TBC) 16:30
(QET) 21:00
143
Remembrance Sunday
START EVENT FINISH

07:00 Boys Hockey: 1st VI, U16 Independent School
Indoor Championships (10:30 Whitgift) (TBC) 20:00
10:50 Remembrance Sunday Service (TBC)
(QET) 21:00
Calendar
144
Observing Learning Fortnight

Girls Hockey: U16 Indoor County Cup (a Loughborough H.S)
(TBC)
START EVENT FINISH

08:30 Form 7 A Level Geography Field Trip
(Birmingham) 17:00
09:00 MYP HODs: Form 3 Implementation Progress &
Review Meeting (AH) 15:00
09:00 MYP Staff Workshop 16:00
13:25 OSCA Meeting (SL MeetRm) 13:55
22:00 Deadline for Red Book Entries (except House
Entries) 22:00
Calendar
145

Boys Hockey: U16 Indoor County Cup (a Loughborough HS)
(TBC)
START EVENT FINISH

08:00 Selected Form 5 Creative iMedia Warner Bros. Trip
(Warner Bros. Studios) 18:00
09:00 GCSE Art Mock Exam: Group 1 (RB) 16:00
17:00 ABRSM Grade 5 Theory Exam (SL) 19:00
17:30 Oxbridge Interview Exchange with Uppingham (M) 19:30
Calendar
146
Armistice Day
START EVENT FINISH

08:20 Form 5 Careers Catch Up Session 2 (SL) 09:00
09:00 GCSE Art Mock Exam: Group 2 (RB) 16:00
10:45 Acts of Remembrance 11:15
12:30 Girls Hockey: U13A, U13B, U13C v Bilton Grange
(a 14:30) (TBC) 17:30
13:30 Music at Lunchtime: Music for Remembrance (Ch) 13:50
14:15 Rugby: U11v Witham and Ranby (h) (TBC) 17:00
14:15 Rugby: U13A v St.Hugh's (h) (TBC) 17:00
14:30 Girls Hockey: U11B v Brooke Priory (h) (TBC) 16:00
15:15 Girls Hockey: U12A, U12B, U12C, U12D v Leices-
ter Grammar (a 16:15) (TBC) 18:30
17:30 Dance Classes (Virtual) 20:00 Calendar
147

START EVENT FINISH

10:45 Ancaster & Lincoln Children in Need Cake Sale (J) 11:15
13:15 Boys Squash: 1st, 2nd v Oundle (a 14:30) (TBC) 17:45
13:30 Form 7 IB Visual Arts Mock
Exhibition (WH) Sat 05 Dec 16:00
14:30 Trustees: OSEL (OH) 16:00
16:30 Senior Interhouse Debating Champions Final
(SS Lobby) 17:15
17:00 Form 3 Scholars Society Seminar: Shelley (SchRm) 18:00
17:00 Trustees: Foundation Board (OH) 18:30
17:30 Biology Society Anniversary Lecture (WA) 18:30
Calendar
18:30 Form 6 & 7 French Film and Pizza Evening (AH) 20:30
148
START EVENT FINISH

10:45 Hambleton Children in Need Cake Sale (BG MFS) 11:15
18:30 Matthews Society (RH) 19:30
19:30 Music in the Chapel Concert (provisional) (Ch) 21:00
22:00 Deadline for Red Book House Entries 22:00
Calendar
149
Hindu Festival of Lights - Diwali

START EVENT FINISH

08:30 Shooting: English Schools Long Range Challenge
(Bisley/Surrey) 17:00
12:30 Lacrosse: v Nottingham University 5th (a 14:00)
(TBC) 17:30
U14D (h) v Bedford (a 14.45) (TBC) 19:00
13:00 Girls Hockey: 4th XI, U14D v Bedford Modern (h)
(TBC) 14:00
14:00 Girls Hockey: U14A, U14B v Repton (h) (TBC) 15:30
14:00 Girls Hockey: U14C v Repton (h Catmose) (TBC) 15:30
U15D v Bedford (h) (TBC) 17:30
15:15 Girls Hockey: U15A, U15B v Repton (h) (TBC) 16:30
15:15 Girls Hockey: U15C v Repton (h Catmose) (TBC) 16:30
Calendar
Girls Hockey: 1st, 2nd, 3rd XI v Repton (a TBC)

(TBC)
Girls Hockey: U16A, U16B, U16C v Repton (a TBC)
(TBC)
150
Hindu Festival - New Years Day

Second Sunday Before Advent
START EVENT FINISH

Calendar
151
Anti-Bullying Week: United Against Bullying

Girls Hockey: 1st VI Indoor Zone (a TBC) (TBC)
START EVENT FINISH

13:30 Trustees: Elizabethan Trust (OH) 14:30
15:00 Trustees: Awards Sub-Committee (OH) 16:30
Calendar
152

START EVENT FINISH

13:30 Girls Squash: 1st v Oundle (a 14:30) (TBC) 17:30
14:15 Badminton: Mixed 1st & 2nd VI v Uppingham (h)
(TBC) 16:30
17:00 Form 4 Scholars Society Seminar: Browning
(SchRm) 18:00
18:30 Red Book Planning Meeting (SL MeetRm) 20:30
Calendar
153

START EVENT FINISH

11:00 CCF (RAF) Flying (TBC) (RAF Cranwell) 18:00
12:30 Girls Hockey: U12D, U13D v Foremarke Hall
(a 14:30) (TBC) 17:30
12:40 Rugby: U13A,U13B,U13C, U12A,U12B,U11A v
Trent (a 14.15) (TBC) 18:30
13:00 Girls Hockey: U13A, U13C v Maidwell Hall
(a 14:30) (TBC) 17:00
14:00 Girls Hockey: U13B, U11A v Maidwell Hall
(a 15:15) (TBC) 18:00
14:30 Girls Hockey: U12A, U12B v Foremarke Hall (h)
(TBC) 16:00
14:30 Girls Hockey: U12C, U11B v Copthill (h) (TBC) 16:00
Calendar

154

International Men’s Day
START EVENT FINISH

10:00 Trustees: Finance Committee (OH) 13:00
14:30 Trustees: Education Committee (OH) 16:30
16:30 Senior Interhousing Debating Final (SS Lobby) 17:15
17:00 Form 4 Scholars Society Seminar: Coleridge
(SchRm) 18:00
17:15 Senior Interhousing Debating RH v SH (SS Lobby) 18:00
18:00 Clipsham: Form 4 Social (Cl) 21:00
18:30 Hambleton Form 3 and 4 Tutor Event (Hm) 21:00
Calendar
155

START EVENT FINISH

08:00 Girls Hockey: U14 Regional Finals (a TBC) (TBC) 15:00
16:00 Long Leave-Out Weekend 16:00
Calendar
156
START EVENT FINISH
Calendar
157
Christ the King

START EVENT FINISH

12:15 Upper School ProductionTechnical Rehearsal
(QET) 18:00
18:00 Form 2 Parent-Teacher Meeting (Virtual) 21:00
Calendar
158
START EVENT FINISH

Calendar
159
START EVENT FINISH

09:00 Form 7 BTEC Business Unit 3 Mock Exam (SS5) 11:00
13:30 Girls Squash: 1st, 2nd v Uppingham (a 14:30)
(TBC) 17:00
14:15 Badminton: Mixed 1st & 2nd VI v Stamford (h)
(TBC) 16:30
17:00 Form 5 Scholars Society Seminar: Brontë (SchRm) 18:00
18:30 Red Book Finalisation Meeting (SL MeetRm) 20:30
Calendar
160
START EVENT FINISH

11:25 Form 6 IB Extended Essay Seminar 1 (WA) 12:15
12:30 Girls Hockey: U13A, U13B v Foremarke Hall
(a 14:30) (TBC) 17:30
13:30 Girls Hockey: U13C, U13D v Foremarke Hall
(a 15:20) (TBC) 18:30
14:15 Rugby: U13A,U13B,U12A,U12B,U11 v Spratton
Hall (h) (TBC) 17:00
14:30 Girls Hockey: U12A, U12B, U12C, U12D v Trent
College (h) (TBC) 16:00
15:30 Form 3 Talk: Staying Safe with Alcohol (Virtual) 16:15
Calendar
18:00 Formal HMs Meeting (OH) 19:45
18:30 Form 7 Spanish Tapas Contest (Kitchen) 20:30
161
START EVENT FINISH

08:45 LGBTQ+ Allies Staff Training (AH) 10:45
09:00 Form 7 BTEC Business Unit 2 Mock exam
(M Computer Room) 13:00
16:30 Upper School Production Tech/Dress Rehearsal
(QET) 20:30
17:00 Form 5 Scholars Society Seminar: Pater (SchRm) 18:00
18:00 Form 6IB Global Politics IA Engagement Activity
Event (SS Lobby) 19:00
Calendar
162
START EVENT FINISH

19:30 Music in the Chapel Concert (provisional) (Ch) 21:00
23:00 SCA (Form 6 A-level, Form 6 IB, Form 7 A-level) 23:00
Calendar
163
START EVENT FINISH

12:30 Girls Hockey: U16C v Bedford Girls (a 14:00)
(TBC) 17:30
12:30 Rugby: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th XV, U14A, U14B, U14C,
U14D v Stamford (a 14.00) (TBC) 17:30
12:30 Lacrosse: v Tudor Hall (a 14:30) (TBC) 18:30
13:15 Girls Hockey: U16A v Stamford (a 14:15 Stamford
Junior School) (TBC) 15:45
13:15 Girls Hockey: U16B v Stamford (a 14:15 Stamford
Boys School) (TBC) 15:45
13:30 Girls Hockey: U14A, U14B v Stamford (h) (TBC) 14:30
13:30 Girls Hockey: U14C v Stamford (h Catmose) (TBC) 14:30
14:00 Eton Fives v Uppingham (h) (TBC) 17:00
U15D v Stamford (h) (TBC) 17:30
Calendar
14:15 Girls Hockey: 1st XI v Stamford (a 15:30 Stamford

Junior School) (TBC) 17:00
14:30 Girls Hockey: U15A, U15B v Stamford (h) (TBC) 15:30
14:30 Girls Hockey: U15C v Stamford (h Catmose) (TBC) 15:30
14:45 Girls Hockey: 3rd XI v Stamford (a 15:30 Stamford
Boys School) (TBC) 17:00
15:30 Girls Hockey: 2nd XI v Stamford (h) (TBC) 17:00
164
First Sunday of Advent

Girls Hockey: 1st VI 7 U16 Regional Indoor Finals (a Aldersley
Leisure Village) (TBC)
START EVENT FINISH

12:15 Upper School Production Tech/Dress Rehearsal
(QET) 18:00
20:00 Advent Carol Service Chapel (TBC) 20:45
Calendar
165
St Andrew, Apostle
Internal Deadline for USA University Applications
START EVENT FINISH

09:00 LAMDA Examinations (GS) 17:00
11:15 Form 7 BTEC Sports Science Mock Unit 1 (SpS1) 13:00
19:00 Progress Report 2 19:00
19:00 SCA Form 6 & 7 A-level, Form 6 IB 19:00
Calendar
166
Tuesday 1 December WEEK 13
START EVENT FINISH

09:55 Form 2E, 2R & 2W Staying Safe with Alcohol &
Solvents (Virtual) 10:55
11:10 Form 2L & 2O Staying Safe with Alcohol &
Solvents (Virtual) 12:10
13:15 Badminton: Mixed 1st & 2nd VI v Oundle
(a 14:30) (TBC) 17:00
17:00 Form 6 Scholars Society Seminar: Ruskin (SchRm) 18:00
18:30 Form 5 GCSE Citizenship Presentation Night (WA) 20:30
19:30 Upper School Production (QET/Streamed) 21:30
Calendar
167
Wednesday 2 December WEEK 13
START EVENT FINISH

13:00 Girls Hockey: U13A XI v Oundle (a 14:30) (TBC) 17:00
14:15 Rugby: U13A,U12A,U11A v Stoneygate (h) (TBC) 17:00
14:30 Girls Hockey: U13B, U13C, U11A&B v Oundle (h)
(TBC) 16:00
15:15 Girls Hockey: U12A, U12B v Stamford (a 16:15)
(TBC) 18:00
16:30 Girls Hockey: U12C, U12D v Stamford (h) (TBC) 18:00
Calendar

168
Thursday 3 December WEEK 13
START EVENT FINISH

08:00 Selected Form 6 & 7 Computer Science in Action
Trip (University of Warwick) 17:00
09:00 Form 2 Virtual Author Visit: Marcus Sedgwick
(WA) 10:45
10:00 Trustees: General Meeting 2 (OH) 13:00
11:15 Form L1 & 1 Virtual Author Visit: Marcus
Sedgwick (WA) 12:35
13:00 CV Drop In Clinic (SL/Careers) 17:00
14:00 Boys Squash: Interhouse (TBC) 16:30
Calendar
169
Friday 4 December WEEK 13
START EVENT FINISH

12:20 El Dìa de la Constitución - Spanish Food &
Quizzes during Lunch (Ba) 13:45
14:15 Rugby: U13A v Greshams (h) (TBC) 17:00
18:45 Form 6 & 7 Philosophy Society Film Night
(RP Department) 20:30
19:00 Progress Report 2 to HMs 19:00
19:00 Kenya Gala Dinner (Ba) 22:00
19:30 Upper School Production (QET/Steamed) 21:30
Calendar
170
Saturday 5 December WEEK 13
START EVENT FINISH

06:30 SAT Test Date (Leicester) 14:00
08:30 Shooting: British School Winter Open 2020
(Bisley/Surrey) 17:00
10:45 Girls Hockey: U14A, U14B v Stowe (a 13:45) (TBC) 17:30
10:45 Girls Hockey: U14C v Stowe (a 13:45 Akeley
School) (TBC) 17:30
11:40 Girls Hockey: U15A, U15B v Stowe (a 15:00) (TBC) 19:00
11:40 Girls Hockey: U15C v Stowe (a 15:00 Akelely
School) (TBC) 19:00
13:30 Girls Hockey: 1st, 2nd XI v Stowe (h) (TBC) 15:00
13:30 Girls Hockey: 3rd XI v Stowe (h Catmose) (TBC) 15:00
14:00 Lacrosse: v Stowe (h) (TBC) 16:30
U14D (h) v Stowe (h) (a 14.30) (TBC) 17:30
14:45 Girls Hockey: U14D v Stowe (h Catmose) (TBC) 16:30
Calendar
14:45 Girls Hockey: U16A, U16B v Stowe (h) (TBC) 16:30
17:00 Form 6 Scholars Society Seminar: Arnold (SchRm) 18:00
11:40 Rugby: 1st ,2nd ,3rd ,4th XV,U15A, U15B, U15C,
U15D v Stowe (a 14.15) (TBC) 19:30
171
Sunday 6 December WEEK 14
Second Sunday of Advent

St Nicolas, Bishop
Boys Hockey: 1st VI, U16 Regional Indoor Finals (a Aldersley
Leisure Village) (TBC)
START EVENT FINISH

09:30 Gunthorpe House Event 17:30
09:30 Hambleton House Event 17:30
Calendar
172
Monday 7 December WEEK 14
START EVENT FINISH

09:00 Work Experience Applications Begin 09:00
09:00 ABRSM Music Exams (MS) Wed 09 Dec 17:30
14:15 Rugby: U12A,U12B v Stamford (h) (TBC) 17:00
18:30 Lower School Production Auditions (QET/OS) 19:30
Calendar
173
Catholic Christian Festival - Immaculate

Conception of Mary
START EVENT FINISH

13:00 Christmas Crafts (SL) 14:00
13:30 All Rounder Scholars Christmas meeting (SL
MeetRm) 14:00
14:00 Girls Squash: Interhouse (TBC) 16:30
16:30 Lower School Production Auditions (QET) 18:30
18:30 Main/Middle School Production Rehearsal (QET) 20:00
Calendar
174
START EVENT FINISH

12:40 Rugby: U13B/U12A v Witham (a 14:15) (TBC) 18:00
13:00 Girls Hockey: U13B, U13D v Witham Hall (a 14:15)
(TBC) 17:00
14:00 Girls Hockey: U12A v Witham Hall (a 15:00) (TBC) 18:00
14:15 Rugby: U13A,U11A,U11B v Witham (h) (TBC) 17:00
14:30 Girls Hockey: U13A, U12B, U11A, U11B v Witham
Hall (h) (TBC) 16:00
Design Meeting (SS1/2) 18:45 Calendar
175
Thursday 10 December WEEK 14
START EVENT FINISH

09:00 Form L1 & 1 Flu Vaccinations (PC) 16:00
14:00 Girls Hockey: U16B v Racliffe (a 15:00) (TBC) 17:00
14:15 Badminton: Middle School Inter House
Competition (TBC) 16:30
14:30 Girls Hockey: 1st, 2nd XI v Ratcliffe (h) (TBC) 16:00
15:00 Girls Hockey U16A, 4th XI v Leicester G.S
(a 16:15) (TBC) 18:00
15:30 Girls Hockey: U15A, U15B v Ratcliffe (a 16:30)
(TBC) 18:30
16:45 Girls Hockey: 3rd XI v Leicester G.S (h) (TBC) 18:00
Calendar
17:30 Chemistry Society (SmBa) 18:45

19:00 Progress Report 2 to SLT 19:00
19:30 Lower School Christmas Party (TBC) 21:00
176
Friday 11 December WEEK 14
START EVENT FINISH

12:00 Form 6 Art Exhibition with
Harrington School (WH) Wed 16 Dec 16:00
18:30 Matthews Society (SH) 19:30
18:30 Gunthorpe Christmas Supper (Ba) 22:15
Calendar
177
Saturday 12 December WEEK 14
START EVENT FINISH

14:00 Girls Hockey: Inter House (TBC) 16:30
14:00 Lacrosse: v Uppingham (h) (TBC) 16:30
14:00 National Youth Theatre Virtual Audition
Technique Workshop (Virtual) 18:00
Calendar
178
Sunday 13 December WEEK 15
Third Sunday of Advent
START EVENT FINISH

10:30 Lower School Production Call Back Audition (QET) 14:30
15:00 Speak the Speech Shakespeare Monologue
Competition (QET/Streamed) 18:00
Calendar
179
Monday 14 December WEEK 15
START EVENT FINISH

14:30 Girls Hockey: Lower School Interhouse (TBC) 16:00
14:30 Rugby: Lower School Interhouse (TBC) 16:00
18:30 Hambleton and Barrow Christmas Supper (Hm) 22:15

Calendar
START EVENT FINISH

11:15 Cross Country: Form 3 Girls Inter-house (Wil) 13:00
14:15 Cross Country: Form 4, 5 & 6 Girls Inter-house
(Wil) 16:00
19:00 Clipsham: Christmas Cracker (Cl) 22:00
180
START EVENT FINISH

08:35 House Period 08:55
09:00 School Assembly (SpH) 09:50
09:55 Period 2 10:45
10:45 Parents Prayer Group (PC) 11:20
11:15 Period 3 12:05
11:15 Carol Service for Parents & Form 7 Pupils (Ch) 12:30
12:10 House Assemblies 13:00
13:00 Term Ends 13:00
Calendar
181
Staff Duty Rota
General Barraclough (MS) Sportshall (LS/F7) Decem Lunchtime
Monday 7 Sept AM TMM JLP RAH DJS LEA
Tuesday 8 Sept SJG NCJ JDF MNS DW2 AGH
Wednesday 9 Sept ACM WAG YT JBD PJS
Thursday 10 Sept JHR NMB EJM AJB LAU VR
Friday 11 Sept SLW OJS NYC AVP MEC2 WS
Saturday 12 Sept MDA ECB IFB
Sunday 13 Sept CLL
Monday 14 Sept DGW CDE JB1 MD LEA
Tuesday 15 Sept EAB HSE ELW HK AGH
Wednesday 16 Sept PG AB LGM HAC
Thursday 17 Sept WJP SBF JWH PAH VR
Friday 18 Sept PN WGL CHW SMB WS
Saturday 19 Sept AGB MDA LAW
Sunday 20 Sept DWB
Monday 21 Sept KT AEW JN MLT LEA
Tuesday 22 Sept TCA KL MRS MJP AGH
Wednesday 23 Sept ZJW MEC VEP HJC
Thursday 24 Sept MLM PTL2 SCM JEG VR
Friday 25 Sept EB SLC JNJH AJN WS
Monday 28 Sept ADR SADD CAF AM LEA
Tuesday 29 Sept AJ2 MDC RPS MJF AGH
Wednesday 30 Sept HRJ TMB AJK2 KJB
Thursday 1 Oct KFM JMI JMG CMC VR
Friday 2 Oct AGB KLG CWS TLV WS
Saturday 3 Oct AVG SD1 AVC
Sunday 4 Oct GG
Calendar
Monday 5 Oct SJL JRD JLA AFR LEA

Tuesday 6 Oct CHS ZGB MMC RDRE AGH
Wednesday 7 Oct JJA HLM OMW DJR
Thursday 8 Oct ECB IFB DNA BDC VR
Friday 9 Oct MDA LAW IS TFT WS
Saturday 10 Oct JR JRM JKS
Sunday 11 Oct KMR
Monday 12 Oct SD1 AVC RAH DJS LEA
Tuesday 13 Oct JRM JKS MNS DW2 AGH
Wednesday 14 Oct TKO JJC JBD PJS
Thursday 15 Oct ESI DMP AJB LAU VR
Friday 16 Oct JC1 RSB AVP MEC2 WS
Monday 2 Nov SLA PAR JB1 MD LEA
Tuesday 3 Nov CJS MHC ELW HK AGH
182
General Barraclough (MS) Sportshall (LS/F7) Decem Lunchtime
Wednesday 4 Nov RWJ PJI LGM HAC
Thursday 5 Nov DMG HBD JWH PAH VR
Friday 6 Nov AHR RJU CHW SMB WS
Saturday 7 Nov KT TKO JJC
Sunday 8 Nov EGR
Monday 9 Nov CJF ERB JN MLT LEA
Tuesday 10 Nov MCS SDY MRS MJP AGH
Wednesday 11 Nov HEJ JNJR VEP HJC
Thursday 12 Nov JCC AVH SCM JEG VR
Friday 13 Nov JAC TCW JNJH AJN WS
Saturday 14 Nov ECB ESI DMP
Sunday 15 Nov TDD
Monday 16 Nov TMM JLP CAF AM LEA
Tuesday 17 Nov NCJ JDF RPS MJF AGH
Wednesday 18 Nov WAG YT AJK2 KJB
Thursday 19 Nov NMB EJM JMG CMC VR
Friday 20 Nov OJS NYC CWS TLV WS
Monday 23 Nov DGW CDE JLA AFR LEA
Tuesday 24 Nov EAB HSE MMC RDRE AGH
Wednesday 25 Nov PG AB OMW DJR
Thursday 26 Nov WJP SBF DNA BDC VR
Friday 27 Nov PN WGL IS TFT WS
Saturday 28 Nov SD1 JC1 RSB
Sunday 29 Nov TKO
Monday 30 Nov KT AEW RAH DJS LEA
Tuesday 1 Dec TCA KL MNS DW2 AGH
Wednesday 2 Dec ZJW MEC JBD PJS
Thursday 3 Dec MLM PTL2 AJB LAU VR Calendar
Friday 4 Dec EB SLC AVP MEC2 WS
Saturday 5 Dec JRM AM SLW
Sunday 6 Dec AJ2
Monday 7 Dec ADR SADD JB1 MD LEA
Tuesday 8 Dec AJ2 MDC ELW HK AGH
Wednesday 9 Dec HRJ TMB LGM HAC
Thursday 10 Dec KFM JMI JWH PAH VR
Friday 11 Dec AGB KLG CHW SMB WS
Saturday 12 Dec LM LFD SJG
Sunday 13 Dec JC1
Monday 14 Dec SJL JRD JN MLT LEA
Tuesday 15 Dec CHS ZGB MRS MJP AGH
Wednesday 16 Dec JJA HLM VEP HJC
183
Future Term Dates
SPRING TERM 2021
Staff Meeting & INSET Saturday 9 January
Parent-Teacher meeting – Form 6 Sunday 10 January (17:00)
Boarders return Sunday 10 January (20:00/21:00)
Term begins Monday 11 January (08:20)
Friday 29 January (16:00) -

Leave-out weekend (LS, MS, US)
Sunday 31 January (20:00/21:00)
Parent-teacher meeting - Form 5 Sunday 31 January (17:45)
Friday 12 February (16:00) -

Half Term Exeat
Sunday 21 February (20:00/21:00)
Parent-teacher meeting - Form 3 Sunday 21 February (17:45)
Friday 12 March (14:00) -

Service Weekend
Calendar
Sunday 14 March (20:00)
Short Leave-out weekend Saturday 13 March (12:30) -

(LS, MS, US) Sunday 14 March (20:00/21:00)
Term ends Friday 26 March (13:00)
184
Future Term Dates
SUMMER TERM 2021
Staff Meeting & INSET Saturday 17 April
Boarders return Sunday 18 April (20:00/21:00)
Term begins Monday 19 April (08:20)
Saturday 8 May (12:30) -

Short Leave Out (LS, MS, US)
Sunday 9 May (20:00)
Parent-Teacher meeting –
Sunday 9 May (18:00)
Forms L1 and 1
Friday 28 May (18:30) -

Half Term Exeat (Lower School)
Sunday 6 June (20:00)
Middle and Upper School Prize

Saturday 29 May (10:00 - 16:00)
Giving & Speech Day
Half Term Exeat Saturday 29 May (16:00) -

(Middle and Upper School) Sunday 6 June (21:00)
Parent-Teacher meeting – Form 4 Sunday 6 June (17:45)

Calendar
Lower School Prize Giving
Saturday 26 June (10:00)
& Sports Day
Term ends Friday 2 July (13:00)
185
Future Term Dates
WINTER TERM 2021
Staff Meeting & INSET Thursday 2 and Friday 3 September
Form 3 and New Form 4

Saturday 4 September
Day Pupils / Parents Induction
New Lower School and Form 3

and new Form 4 Boarding Pupils / Sunday 5 September
Parents Induction
New Form 6 Boarding and

Sunday 5 September
Day Pupils’ Induction
Boarders return Sunday 5 September (20:00/21:00)
Term begins Monday 6 September (8:20)
Friday 24 Sept (16:00) -

Long Leave-out weekend (LS, MS, US)
Sunday 26 Sept (20:00/21:00)
Friday 8 October (14:00) -
Service Weekend
Monday 11 October (20:00)
Parent-Tutor meetings –
Saturday 16 October (11:45 -15:30)
Forms L1, 1, 3, 6
Calendar
Sat 16 October (12:30) -

Half Term Exeat
Sun 31 October (20:00/21:00)
Parent-Teacher meeting
Sunday 31 October (17:45)
Form 7
Long Leave-Out weekend Friday 19 November (16:00) –

(LS, MS, US) Sunday 21 Nov (20:00/21:00)
Parent-Teacher meeting Form 2 Sunday 21 November (18:00)
Term ends Wednesday 15 December (13:00)
186
Future Term Dates
SPRING TERM 2022 provisional
Staff Meeting & INSET Saturday 8 January
Parent-Teacher meeting – Form 6 Sunday 9 January (17:00)
Boarders return Sunday 9 January (20:00/21:00)
Term begins Monday 9 January (08:20)
Friday 28 January (16:00) -

Leave-out weekend (LS, MS, US)
Sunday 30 January (20:00/21:00)
Parent-teacher meeting Form 5 Sunday 30 January (17:45)
Friday 11 February (16:00) -

Half Term Exeat
Sunday 20 February (20:00/21:00)
Parent-teacher meeting – Form 3 Sunday 20 February (17:45)
Friday 11 March (14:00) -

Service Weekend
Sunday 13 March (20:00)
Calendar
Saturday 12 March (12:30) –
Short Leave-out weekend (LS, MS, US)
Sunday 13 March (20:00/21:00)
Term ends Friday 1 April (13:00)
187
The School Week
The school runs seven days a week during term, with a total curriculum of pupil activity
both within the formal timetable and beyond it. The formal School days are as follows:
Monday/Friday 08:35 - 17:50
Tuesday/Thursday 08:35 - 16:30
(Lower School lessons finish at 16:00)
Wednesday 08:35 - 16:50
(normal Lower School sport practices finish at 15:45)
Saturday 08:35 - 12:30
(but no lessons for Lower 1 on Saturday - boarders have activities)
The Lower School timetable comprises 25 academic lessons, 3 games sessions, 1
chapel, 2 tutorials and 1 activities session per week. The Middle and Upper School
timetable comprises 30 academic lessons, 2 games sessions (plus Saturday afternoon
matches), 1 chapel and 2 House periods per House, 2 tutorial and 2 activities sessions
per week. There is a period on rotation between year group assemblies, congregational
practice and House periods for the Middle and Upper School on Wednesday morning.
Lower School assembly is held once a fortnight.
THE SCHOOL DAY
The day starts at 08:35 Monday - Saturday; morning break is 10:45 - 11:15; lunch
break is staggered: Lower School 12:05 - 12:30, Forms 6 & 7 in private study periods
12:30 - 13:00, Middle and Upper school 13:00 - 14:05. All pupils are expected to have
lunch in the Barraclough and other school activity is restricted to enable pupils to have
lunch and a break in the middle of the day.
Day pupils: Day Houses open at 07:30 and close at 19:30 (Lower School 18:00) on
weekdays and 16:30 on Saturdays; day pupils are expected to arrive in Houses by
08:10, must stay in school during the School day unless otherwise authorised, and can
stay in House until closing.
Flexi boarders/Transitional boarders: may stay in school to have supper and do their
prep, leaving at 20:00 for Lower School, 21:00 for Middle and Upper School.
Full boarders: are expected to be in school at all times unless otherwise authorised by
House staff, subject to town leave.
COMMITMENTS OUTSIDE THE TIMETABLE
Calendar
A large amount of activity happens outside the formal timetable, either in the
evenings, at weekends or in the holidays. The vast majority of this activity is voluntary,
although there are specific times at which pupils may be required: Supported study
on Tuesday and Thursday 16:30 - 18:00; behavioural detention on Wednesday 17:00
- 18:00; academic detention on Friday 18:00 - 19:00; Deputy Head’s detention on
Saturday 18:30 - 20:00; Saturday afternoon fixtures.
WEEKENDS AND LEAVE OUTS FOR FULL BOARDERS
Full boarders in Form 3 - 6 are expected to stay at school over HOUSE weekends, in
order to maintain the boarding environment. Full boarders may choose to go home
on SCHOOL weekends after all school commitments have been fulfilled (eg matches/
detention). On a SCHOOL weekend, if a full boarder has gone home they are expected
to return in time for chapel on Sunday evening (20:30). There will be a full range of
activities for all boarders on both SCHOOL and HOUSE weekends. Lower school Leave
Out weekends, of which there is one either side of Exeat, run from Saturday lunchtime
to Sunday evening and all Lower School boarders are expected to go home or to their
guardians on these weekends. Form 7 Full boarders may have 3 additional Saturday
leaves with the permission of their parents and Housemaster/Housemistress, but must
return for Chapel on Sunday.
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Weekly Activities : Monday
* Activities (including CCF, D of E & Voluntary Action etc)
take priority unless otherwise agreed in advance by the
Director of Activities.
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07:00 Staff & Student Swimming 08:00

13:00 Staff Fitness Centre 14:00
14:10 Lower School Games* (winter t/t) 15:40
14:15 15 MS & US Activities, CCF, VA, DofE,
Oakhamian* (winter t/t) 15:50
16:15 MS & US Activities, CCF, VA DofE, Oakhamian*
(summer t/t) 17:50
16:20 Lower School Games* (summer t/t) 17:35
18:00 Chamber Choir (St2) 19:00
18:00 Girls 1st and 2nd Squash Training 19:00
18:00 Girls Tennis coaching 20:30
19:00 Staff: Fitness Centre 20:00
19:30 Drama Rehearsal 21:00
19:30 Staff Football (Astroturf) 21:30
19:30 First Aid (Silver) 21:00
19:30 Informal Concert (St2, every 2/3 weeks) 20:30
21:10 Stevens in the Sports Hall 21:50 Calendar
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Weekly Activities : Tuesday
* Between 16:30 & 18:00 Music Activities (including Concert
Band, Chamber Orchestra etc) take priority unless otherwise
agreed in advance by the Directors of Sport, Music & Activities.
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08:20 Chapel Choir (Ch) [alternate weeks]† 08:30

08:35 Chapel RH, SH, C, H, R, St (Ch) 08:55
13:05 Full Bore Shooting (CCF HQ) 17:00
13:15 Lower School Choir (Ch) 13:55
13:15 Cantamus (St2) 13:55
13:15 Lower School Guitar Ensemble (Garage Studio) 13:55
13:20 Flying Club (winter) 16:30
14:00 Art Studios Open (RB) 17:50
14:00 0.22 Shooting (Indoor Range) 16:00
14:20 Flying Club (summer) 15:30
16:00 Basketball coaching 17:30
16:15 Lower School Production Rehearsal 18:15
16:20 Lower School Squash Training 17:40
16:30 Supported Study (departments) 18:00
16:30 Lower School Activity Programme 17:45
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16:45 Wind Band (St1)* 17:30

16:45 String Ensemble (Garage Room)* 17:30
16:45 Concert Band (St2)* 17:45
16:45 Chamber Orchestra (Ch)* 18:00
16:45 Hockey Academy 17:45
17:00 Scholars Seminars 18:00
18:00 Scuba Diving Club 20:00
18:15 Big Band (St2) 19:15
18:15 Choral Society (Ch/OH) (Winter & Spring Terms) 19:45
† before morning services
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Weekly Activities : Wednesday
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08:35 Congregational Practice 09:00
12:20 Tutorial Period 13:05
13:30 Music at Lunchtime (AllSts) 13:50
14:10 Lower School Games* 15:40
17:10 Guitar Ensemble (Garage Room) 17:40
17:15 Polyphonix (St2)* 18:00
17:15 Chapel Choir (Ch)* 18:15
17:30 Behavioural Detention (H03) 18:30
18:00 U14/15 Netball coaching 19:00
18:00 Girls 1st/2nd Team Squash Training 19:00
19:00 Boys 1st/2nd Team Squash Training 20:00
19:00 Boys Tennis Coaching 20:00
19:00 Dance Class 20:00
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21:00 Form 7 Communion & Ice-cream 21:40
21:10 Chapmans in the Sports Hall 21:50
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Weekly Activities : Thursday
* Between 17:30 & 21:00 Science Societies and Drama
Rehearsals take priority unless otherwise agreed in advance
by staff organising the event or the Director of Drama.
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08:20 Lower School Choir (Ch) [alternate weeks]† 08:30

08:35 Lower School Chapel (Ch) 08:55
13:00 Staff Swimming & Fitness Centre 13:50
13:15 Lower School Strings (St1) 13:55
13:15 Brass Ensemble (Garage Room) 13:55
13:15 Lower School Flute Ensemble (St3) 13:55
13:15 Lower School Percussion Ensemble (St2) 13:55
13:05 Full Bore Shooting (CCF HQ) 17:00
13:20 Flying Club (winter) 16:30
14:20 Flying Club (summer) 17:30
14:00 0.22 Shooting (Indoor Range) 16:00
14:00 Art Studios Open (RB) 17:50
16:00 Fives Club 17:00
16:00 Junior Christian Club (S) 17:00
16:00 Basketball Club 17:30
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16:00 Squash: School Matches 19:00

16:00 Upper School Life Class (RB) 19:00
16:15 Lower School Production Rehearsal 18:15
16:15 Music Theory up to Grade 3 (St1) 16:50
Lower School Squash Training
16:20 17:40
(when matches allow)
16:30 Upper School Art Life Class - Form 6 (RB) 18:00
16:30 Supported Study (departments) 18:00
16:30 ICAEW Base Chartered Accountancy 17:45
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Thursday (continued)
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16:55 Music Theory up to Grade 5 (St1) 17:30

17:00 Scholars Seminars 18:00
17:00 Swimming Training 18:00
17:00 LS Academic Detention (J1) 19:00
17:00 Medical applicants meeting (‘Doc Soc’) 18:00
17:15 MS/US Explore (SL MeetRm) 18:00
17:30 Science Societies* 19:00
18:00 Canoe Club 19:00
18:30 Upper School Art Life Class - Form 7 (RB) 20:00
19:30 Art Open Studios/Art Scholars (RB) 21:00
19:30 Cricket Nets (Forms 5, 6 & 7)
(Winter & Spring Terms) 21:10
19:45 Science Societies* 21:00
21:10 Haywoods in the Sports Hall 21:50
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Weekly Activities : Friday
* Activities (including CCF, D of E & Voluntary Action etc)
take priority unless otherwise agreed in advance by the
Director of Activities. Between 17:30 and 20:00 Drama
Rehearsals take priority unless otherwise agreed in advance
with the Director of Drama.
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08:20 Chapel Choir – alternate weeks (Ch)† 08:30
08:35 Chapel B, Bw, Cl, G, Hm, W (Ch) 08:55
13:15 Lower School Choir – alternate weeks 13:55
13:30 Climbing at Peterborough Climbing Centre 16:00
14:00 Lower School Games (winter t/t) 16:00
14:00 Lower School Activities (summer t/t) 15:30
14:05 Symphony Orchestra (St2)* (winter t/t) 15:40
14:15 MS & US Activities, CCF, VA, DofE, Oakhamian*
(winter t/t) 15:50
16:00 A2 Art lessons (summer t/t) 17:50
16:10 Lower School Games (summer t/t) 17:40
16:15 MS & US Activities, CCF, VA DofE, Oakhamian*
(summer t/t) 17:50
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16:15 Symphony Orchestra (St2)* (summer t/t) 17:50

16:30 Lower School Activities (winter t/t) 17:40
18:00 MS & US Academic Detention (M02/A13) 19:00
18:00 Boys 1st/2nd Team Squash Training 19:00
18:00 Tennis Coaching: Senior VI then individual 21:00
19:00 Sub-Aqua Club 21:00
19:30 First Aid 21:00
21:00 Eucharist (PC) 21:40
21:10 Wharflands in the Sports Hall 21:50
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Weekly Activities : Saturday
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13:00 Boys and Girls Badminton Coaching 14:30

14:00 Lower School Activity Programme* 15:30
14:00 Saturday Club (Forms 3/4)* 16:00
14:00 Senior & Middle School Games Fixtures* 16:00
14:00 Art & Design Technology Activities 17:30
14:00 Lower School Inter School Fixtures 15:30
16:00 L/PH Swimming 17:00
16:00 Tennis Coaching: Individual 21:00
17:30 Deputy Head’s Detention (every other Saturday)
(BR) 19:00
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Weekly Activities : Sunday
Between 14:00 and 16:00 Drama Rehearsals take priority unless
otherwise agreed in advance with the director of Drama.
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10:40 Chapel Choir (Ch)* 10:50

11:00 Staff Swimming & Fitness Centre 12:20
12:00 Dance Classes 18:00
14:00 Art & Design Technology Activities 17:30
14:00 Drama Rehearsal* 18:00
19:00 Chapmans in the Sports Hall 19:55
19:55 Haywoods in the Sports Hall 20:50
20:00 Chapel Choir (Ch)* before evening services 20.20
20:50 Wharflands in the Sports Hall 21:45
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Games
GAME MEMBER OF STAFF; School Official(s)
Athletics Trefon Vandoros
Badminton -
Basketball Daniel Pernas
Cricket Neil Johnson
Canoeing -
Cross-Country Trefon Vandoros
Cycling* Yann Toussaint
Eton Fives Nayan Choban
Football (Association) Boys David Russell
Football (Association) Girls Ruth Powell
Golf Steve Foster
Hockey (Boys) James Bateman
Hockey (Girls) James Bateman
Lacrosse Sarah Gomm
Netball (MS & US) Lauren Nicholls
Netball (LS) Peta Girdwood
Polo Ann Nelson
Rugby Football Andrew Rice
Rugby Sevens Andrew Rice
Sailing Nick Neve
Shooting (5.56) Iain Reeves
Shooting (.22) Iain Reeves
Squash (Boys) Simon Rolington
Strength & Conditioning Zak Bess
Swimming (Boys) Ian Gunter
Swimming (Girls) Ian Gunter
Tennis (Lawn) (Boys) Iain Simpson
Tennis (Lawn) (Girls) Peta Girdwood
School
Water Polo Ian Gunter
* denotes no inter-school fixtures
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Societies
SOCIETY MEMBER OF STAFF; School Official(s)
Amnesty International Miss V Lamb
Big Band Mr S B Foster
Biology Society Dr A J Nicoll
Cantamus (Lower School) Mr D Williams
Chamber Choir Mr D Williams
Chamber Orchestra Mr S B Foster
Chapel Choir Mr P Davis
Chemistry Society Dr A Nairn
Climbing -
Concert Band Mr S Foster
CREST Award Teams Dr J A Chilton, Mr T C Weston, Mrs H S Edwards
CWS Fr T F Tregunno
Debating Society Mrs F J Fairley
Duesbury Senior History Society Mr J N J Roberts
European Tradition Dr D J Sheppard
Explore Christianity Revd T F Tregunno
Flying Club Mrs H S Edwards
French Society Mr Y Toussaint
Guitar Ensemble Mrs M I Ford
Geography Society Miss H V Campion

Lower School Brass Ensemble Mr S B Foster
Lower School Choir Mr P Davis

School
Lower School Percussion Ensemble Miss C Slominska
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Societies
SOCIETY MEMBER OF STAFF; School Official(s)
Lower School Guitar Ensemble Mrs M I Ford
Lower School Strings Rs E Holland
Junior Christian Club Revd T F Tregunno
Literary Society -
Matthews Society Mrs F J Fairley
Mathematics Society Mrs W Singhal
Medical Society Dr A J Nicoll
Model United Nations (MUN) Mr L A Ward
Music Theory Miss Z Wardell, Mr J Arkwright
Oakhamian Mrs R Fairweather
Philosophy Society Dr D J Sheppard
Physics Society Dr J A Chilton
Politics Society Mr L A Ward
Polyphonix Mr D Williams
Roleplaying Dr J A Chilton
Scholars Society Dr D J Sheppard
String Ensemble -
Symphony Orchestra Mr P Davis
Thomas Merton Society Fr T F Tregunno
Wind Band Miss Z Wardell

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Smallbone Library & Information Service
1. The Smallbone Library aims to provide an excellent research and study facility
and to cultivate among pupils high standards of academic and recreational use.
2. All pupils have an equal right to, and responsibility for, appropriate use of the
Library and its services for work and/or leisure reading.
3. All members of staff have responsibility for ensuring appropriate use of the
Library and its services.
4. The Library allows for the provision of distinct spaces that lend themselves to
different uses, but appropriate use of one space should not make another
appropriate use of that space impossible. (This is particularly important
downstairs where, for example, use of collaborative work spaces by some
should not make it impossible for others to read silently.)
5. Pupils are not allowed to talk on mobile phones, chew gum, drink or eat in
the library.
In addition to the normal School rules, the following rules apply to the Library:
a. Upstairs (at all times): i. individual and silent study; ii. No music in earphones
during the day and no music played out loud; iii. Computers are strictly for work.
b. Downstairs: i. Collaborative work spaces are for quiet collaborative work;
ii. Computers are strictly for work during lesson time. Outside lesson time they
may be used for e-mailing or recreation. iii. Individual and silent study is
required during Evening Prep.
c. Supervised Study: i. Pupils in Supervised Study are expected to register with the
supervising teacher upstairs in the Library, and must remain upstairs for the
duration of their supervised study; ii. Supervising staff will register pupils on
Filemaker and are responsible for ensuring that pupils are working;
iii. Unauthorised absences will be treated as with an absence from a lesson, that
is a Deputy Head’s detention.
d. Study in the Library during Evening Prep: i. At their Housemaster’s discretion,
boarders may sign out of House to study in the Library and must sign in to the
Library; ii. Form 6 & 7 pupils must work upstairs until 21:15; iii. During prep
all pupils working in the Library must do so in silence. iv. Pupils infringing
Library rules will be given a warning. An accumulation of 2 warnings on a given
evening or three warnings over time will result in pupils being suspended from
the Library during Evening Prep for one week.
LIBRARY OPENING TIMES

Monday to Friday 08:30 - 21:15 / Saturday 08:00 - 16:00 / Sunday 14:00 - 18:00
THE COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

The Computer Science Department is available for use by any member of the
School outside lesson times, and during lesson times when rooms are free. The
department holds still and video cameras which can be booked out by staff through
the Intranet, or by pupils by asking the staff on duty. At times when the Computer
Science Department is closed, computing facilities are available in the Library.
School
Access to Email, Home Folders, Pupil & Staff Departmental Folder &, Applications is
available from home at http://users.oakham.rutland.sch.uk.
OPENING HOURS
Weekdays 08:30 - 18:00 / Saturday 08:30 - 12:25
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School Shop
The school shop supplies uniform, regulation sports clothing, stationery - including
greetings cards, toiletries and confectionery for the school community.
All items (with the exception of confectionary) may be added to the school account
- Lower School pupils are required to supply a note from their Matron in order to do
this. Any parent not wishing their son or daughter to have an account at the school
shop should notify Mrs Fletcher in writing.
Second hand uniform is now also available at the school shop during normal
opening hours. Items for sale may also be brought in during opening hours - the
proceeds of these sales will be credited to the school account.
Lost property is also held at the school shop.
GENERAL OPENING HOURS DURING TERM TIME

Monday Friday 08:15 - 17:00 / Saturday 10:00 - 14:00
OPENING HOURS PRIOR TO START OF TERM:

The shop will reopen for all parents and pupils for uniform replacement items
as follows:
Winter Term: The week before the start of term (excluding the Bank Holiday);
Spring & Summer Terms: Two working days prior to the start of term.
DURING THESE TIMES OPENING HOURS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

Monday to Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday (Winter Term) 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday (Spring/Summer Term) 10:00 - 14:00
Day of Return 10:00 - 19:00
UNIFORM FITTINGS
New pupil uniform fittings are available during the second half of summer term and
for 3 weeks in August. Uniform appointments are available for overseas pupils in
the days leading up to the new academic year.
Parents will be contacted by email inviting them to make an appointment for a
uniform fitting during the above times. A full list of current school uniform may be
downloaded from the school website – contact us/school shop/uniform lists.
CONTACTS
Mrs Jenny Fletcher (Manager)
Mrs Sarah Glynn (Assistant)
Tel: 01572 758567 email: scsh@oakham.rutland.sch.uk
School
Oakham School Shop, 28 Station Road, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6QU
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Personal & Confidential Matters
We all have worries, problems and difficulties from time to time. Often talking to an
adult who knows you well and in whom you have confidence is the best way to find
the guidance and assistance you need to resolve your concerns. This could be your
Housemaster or Housemistress your tutor, a member of the house staff, a prefect,
the Decem, the Chaplains, the Headmaster or any member of the teaching staff.
If you feel that someone has hurt, abused or harassed you, or has made
suggestions that you feel are inappropriate, the best person to talk to is
Mrs Greaves, the Child Protection Officer, who can be contacted on 01572 758688;
or on her school email: WAG@oakham.rutland.sch.uk
MEDICAL SERVICES
The Medical Centre is always happy to try to help when you are worried. If you are
a boarder and if the health issue is not urgent you can express a preference for a
male or a female doctor.
COUNSELLING SERVICE
The school provides a confidential counselling service which is available to anyone.
The counsellor meets with students by appointment in the Medical Centre. You can
make an appointment by using the email address laura@oakham.rutland.sch.uk.
The counsellor does not provide a 24 hours a day, 7 day a week service, but
will respond as soon as possible. If you would prefer, your Housemaster,
Housemistress or any member of staff, can arrange an appointment for you.
LOWER SCHOOL PUPILS

You are able to use the school counsellor, but the law requires us to inform
a parent if you are seeing the counsellor on a regular basis. Details of your
conversation with the counsellor will not be revealed.
CONFIDENTIALITY
We all have your best interests at heart and when you have confided in a person
they understand the need to be discreet about anything you tell them, but it
might be wise to take steps to ensure this happens. A way of making sure you
are not overheard etc. is to explain that you want to seek advice from them and
then arrange a time and place to meet. If you are worried about confidentiality,
you need to make it clear to the listener what you expect from them with regard
to discretion. However, if you reveal in conversation a situation which places you
or others in danger, physically or psychologically, the listener is duty bound to
refer you to specialist help. If the issue worrying you is covered by the school’s
disciplinary code, disclosure/confession to a member of staff will always be an
option and be in your best interests.
OTHER SOURCES OF CONFIDENTIAL HELP AND ADVICE

You may also contact people who are not directly involved in the day to day
running of the school. They will be able to give you general advice or information:
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Help and Advice
Any worries or 0800 1111
Childline www.childline.org.uk
concerns (free calls)
Help with eating

Beat 08456 347650 www.b-eat.co.uk
disorders
National alcohol
0800 776600
FRANK and drugs www.talktofrank.com
(free calls)
helpline
Solvent abuse
Solveit 07973 875413 www.solveitonline.co.uk
helpline
General Health www.healthforteens.co.uk
Offers support
Oakham Social where children 01572 758407 (Mon - Fri 8:30am - 5pm)
Services Office are neglected or 0116 255 1606 (out of hours support)
abused
Rutland Social
01572 722577 (Mon - Fri 8:30 - 5pm.)
Services
Independent
Mr B Welford 01572 756765
listener
Office of the
Any worries or
Children’s 020 7783 8330
concerns
Commissioner
Care Quality Any worries or

03000 616161
School
Commission concerns
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Emergency Accident Procedure
SERIOUS EMERGENCIES
In the event of an emergency clearly requiring immediate hospital attention (e.g. a
serious road accident), phone 9-999 (999 on an external or public telephone) and
ask for an ambulance, giving the exact location of the accident.
Do not move the injured person if there is any possibility of a fracture of the neck
or back.
Dial 666 on an internal phone for the Security Staff or (9)999 for the Police.
LESS SERIOUS EMERGENCIES

When a person is injured (at games or otherwise), and may need ambulance
transport, the member of staff (or, in the absence of staff, the senior pupil) should,
if possible, stay with the patient and send someone to telephone the Medical
centre dialling 555, explaining the nature of the accident and where it has
happened. The caller will report back to the scene of the accident what help,
if any, is on the way. The Medical Centre Matron will, if necessary, summon
an ambulance and inform a Doctor; otherwise she will give instructions about
treatment. Meanwhile it is most important that the injured person is kept warm and
not moved, except that if unconscious the patient should be turned to lie on his or
her side. If the accident is in a place that may be difficult to find, a guide should
be posted at the nearest and most obvious access point. Because of the risk of
paralysis, if a fracture of the neck or back is suspected, or if the injury causes pain
or “pins and needles” in the arms or legs, the injured person must not be moved
until seen by an ambulance attendant or Doctor.
In case of illness or accident (other than emergencies)
Boarders should report to House Matrons or, on urgent matters, directly to the
School Medical Centre. Day pupils should also report any urgent matters to the
School Medical Centre.
IN CASE OF FIRE
If you discover a fire, close the door and break the glass in the nearest red alarm
box. Fire regulations are published in all Houses and other school buildings and
you should be familiar with these.
RULES FOR THE USE OF RESTRAINT

In an emergency, staff very rarely may find it necessary to use physical restraint as
a last resort. On these occasions the following policy applies.
1. Physical restraint of a pupil will only be used as a short term measure to prevent
immediate danger of personal injury to the pupil, another person or,
exceptionally, to property and only if there is no viable alternative to physical
intervention.
2. The restraint used will be the minimum necessary to avoid physical harm and
for the minimum duration, commensurate with the actual risk. If possible,
another member of staff should be present.
3. Any use of restraint will be reported to the Housemaster/Housemistress and to
School
the school Child Protection Officer. The report should be written and include
why needed, duration, names of witnesses and signatures of staff present.
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School Rules & Expectations
At Oakham we believe that any breach of good manners or of common sense is
a breach of school rules as also is any action which may lower the School’s good
name. Good discipline prevails when each child brings into school the manners and
behaviour he or she may be presumed to practise at home.
Rules and Expectations are written for pupils so that they may know what to do and
what not to do in matters such as behaviour, work, whereabouts and organisation.
Meeting these expectations requires more than staying within the rules; it requires
pupils to learn the best ways of enjoying their life and work at Oakham, and
applying them as consistently as they can.
The Head and the staff manage the school according to the Rules and Expectations,
as well as other policies, which are not printed here but can be obtained from the
Senior Deputy Head. The Head has ultimate responsibility for and authority over
every aspect of the School, including the upholding of the Rules and Expectations.
The Head may suspend or exclude pupils whom are deemed to have been in
serious breach of the letter or spirit of the Rules and Expectations.
1. Introduction
2. Registration & leave of absence
3. The campus and town
4. Lessons and time-keeping
5. Rewards and Sanctions Policy
6. Policy to counter bullying
7. Personal Relationships
8. Dress regulations and appearance
9. The Barraclough
10. Pupil transport
11. Drugs and substance misuse
12. Alcohol
13. Smoking
14. Theft
15. Offensive Weapons
16. Disciplinary interviews, searches and confiscation
17. Information Systems acceptable use policy
18. Mobile phone policy
19. Complaints policy
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20. Pupils complaints policy

21. COVID Regulations
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 The School is a community whose purpose is to educate young boys and girls
and give them opportunities to experience a broad range of activities and
interests. The Rules and Expectations set out the boundaries within which the
school community operates.
1.2 Pupils are responsible for knowing and respecting the School Rules and
Expectations. Tutors are responsible for ensuring that new pupils are made
aware of them and teaching staff for applying them fairly and proportionately.
1.3 Oakham pupils are subject to School Rules and Expectations at any time when
they are at school or engaged in an activity organised by the School.
It is important for pupils to appreciate that the School is responsible for
their safety and welfare while at school. The Rules and Expectations are
therefore framed so that pupils cooperate with the School in carrying out this
responsibility.
1.4 School rules cannot cover all contingencies, but the following rules and
expectations apply in order to maintain a safe, well ordered and civilised
environment.
1.5 Pupils should also be aware of House rules, directed specifically at
maintaining good order within the day and boarding houses.
2. PUPIL REGISTRATION, LEAVE OF ABSENCE
2.1 Pupils register in houses at the start of each day; in day houses also at
lunchtime, and in boarding houses in the evening.
2.2 Pupils should remain on the School Campus during school hours unless
they have the consent of their Housemaster or Housemistress (HMs) to leave
the Campus. All pupils should be on the School Campus and engaged in
academic work during lesson time unless they have their HM’s permission to
do otherwise.
2.3 Pupils should follow this procedure for leave of absence from any lesson
or activity:
a. Request HM’s permission for absence (except for music lessons).
b. Inform staff of planned absence, at least 24 hours in advance. Ideally, this
should be done in person during the lesson or activity preceding the
planned absence. If not, a polite email request is appropriate.
c. Find out about the work missed and catch it up within reasonable time.
2.4 If a pupil is absent or unaccounted for staff will put out an alert to the House.
Parents and Police will be informed when a pupil has gone missing for over
two hours.
2.5 Pupils should not enter classrooms until instructed to do so by a member of
the teaching staff.
2.6 Day pupils may remain in School after School Hours only with the permission
of their HM.
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2.7 Boarders must be on campus after 1800 unless they have their HM’s
permission, and be in their houses according to house lock-up times.
2.8 House handbooks should be consulted for specific house rules and
expectations.
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2.9 Form 6 boarders may request one additional Saturday evening leave per term
(Pupils must be back in time for Chapel). Reasonable notice must be given to
the relevant HM and it may not be taken before the first leave out of term.
2.10 Form 7 boarders may request up to three additional Saturday evening leaves
per term (Pupils must be back for Chapel). Reasonable notice must be given
to the relevant HM.
3. THE CAMPUS AND TOWN
3.1 Pupils must stay within the School Campus during School Hours unless they
have staff permission to do otherwise or at permitted times.
3.2 The School Campus is defined as the School buildings; the playing fields; the
open areas contained by the School buildings, Church Street, Ashwell Road
south of the Schanschieff site, Station Road, Kilburn Road and Market Place.
3.3 Pupils must take care when crossing roads. No one should begin to cross until
certain that the road is clear or that a cyclist or vehicle is going to stop or
is already stationary. Where there are safety railings pupils must walk on
the pavement side of the railings. Pupils must not walk between cars when
crossing a road, due to the potential danger of not being seen by oncoming
drivers.
a. Burley Road must be crossed at the Pelican Crossing.
b. Kilburn Road may be crossed only at the zebra crossing opposite
Chapmans and at the gate to Farside.
c. Station Road may only be crossed at the zebra crossing opposite
Deanscroft Drive.
d. The Ashwell Road must be crossed at the pedestrian crossings opposite
the Barraclough and at the north end of the Ashwell Road.
e. Church Street should be crossed opposite All Saints when walking up to
Chapel and opposite the Merton building when walking away from
Chapel.
3.4 Pupils may go into Oakham at the following times but must sign out and back
in according to House rules:
a. Form 7: may go into town without permission outside lesson time.
b. Form 6: may go into town on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2pm if they
do not have a sporting commitment.
c. Forms L1-5: may go into town on Tuesdays and Thursday from 4-5.30pm
and on Saturday afternoons if not required for a school activity.
3.5 Pupils should not eat or drink while walking around the school or town. Pupils
should always show courtesy to the public, whose progress should not be
impeded.
3.6 All pupils are reminded that under no circumstances should they go out alone
into unprotected areas, whether for jogging or other purposes.
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3.7 Pupils’ visitors to the Campus

a. Lower and Middle School pupils are not allowed visitors on the campus
unless by specific permission of their HM. Form 7 are allowed visitors to
the Chapel Close campus and should notify their HM of the visitor.
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b. All visitors to the Campus must register with the Chapel Close reception,
or if after 5.30 pm with the HM of the pupil whom they are visiting. All
visitors must be met by their host, accompanied by the host at all times
and seen off the campus by them on departure.
3.8 Out of bounds
a. Pubs and restaurants except with staff permission (see Section 11).
b. Betting shops.
c. Buildings under construction and derelict property.
d. The Park (Cutt’s Close) except Form 7.
e. Oakham Castle and its grounds; the Lodge gardens
f. Private residences without the HM’s permission.
g. The corner of Doncaster Close beyond the cricket shed.
h. The Cemetery and the allotments and fields beyond Doncaster Close.
i. The short-cut through the Church grounds.
j. Anywhere, including the shops, beyond the railway station and level
crossing.
k. The rear entrances and car parks of retail or commercial properties.
l. Other boarding and day houses of which a pupil is not a member, except
with the Housemaster or Housemistress’s permission.
3.9 The following are not allowed:
a. Swearing or offensive language or behaviour.
b. Littering.
c. Leaving books and bags around the campus, including on hedges or
walls.
d. Wearing earphones around the campus during the school day.
e. Chewing gum at any time on the school campus. Pupils chewing gum are
required to pay a £5 fine to the Senior Deputy Head within a week.
f. Eating while walking around the campus. Pupils are not allowed to bring
food of any kind into lessons.
g. Using false identification.
h. The use of mobile phones whilst walking around the campus or town.
4. LESSONS AND TIME-KEEPING
4.1 Oakham life is busy and pupils are expected to be organised in their time
keeping and preparation for lessons. Pupils are provided with a Student
Organiser at the start of each term and are expected to use it to organise
their work. Expectations are laid out clearly in the Positive Learning
document, published in every classroom.
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4.2 Pupils are expected to be punctual for lessons and other commitments during
the school day. A lateness sign-in sanction may be applied by staff to manage
this.
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4.3 If a member of staff is more than 10 minutes late for a lesson or activity
pupils are expected to contact the nearest member of staff to report the
absence. Pupils should not go back to their houses during lesson time unless
they have a timetabled study period.
4.4 Pupils are expected to arrive at lessons with the required equipment or sports
kit. Teachers should clarify what is required, after which pupils failing to bring
these items may be sanctioned with a kit sign-in.
4.5 Pupils should not be sent out of a class unless in exceptional circumstances.
In such cases, the teacher must inform the Head of Department and the Head
of LS/MS/US as appropriate.
5. REWARDS AND SANCTIONS POLICY
5.1 This policy is broken down into two: Pupil Praise & Reward and Sanctions.
Policies relating to substance abuse, alcohol, smoking, ICT abuse, bullying
and theft are set out in other sections of the Rules and Expectations and are
distinct from the Rewards and Sanctions policy.
5.2 Pupil Praise and Rewards Policy. The aim of the policy is to encourage every
pupil to make the most of his or her talents and time at school. A system
of school rewards can only work by building an informal culture of praise,
encouragement and recognition. More important than any system of rewards,
verbal praise must be the principal way in which pupils are encouraged, and
encourage each other. Mutual support amongst the entire Oakham community
forms the foundation of a positive mind-set. Subject teachers, tutors, HMs
and Heads of departments also develop their own ways of encouraging and
recognising pupils’ achievements, such as prize work boards, commendations
or House prizes.
5.2.1 A few shared principles should be applied to the giving of Rewards:
a. A balance should be sought in rewarding achievement, progress and
effort.
b. Consistency and objectivity must be applied at all times.
c. Rewards should seek to encourage pupils who require extrinsic
motivation as well as recognising those who are intrinsically motivated.
d. Tutors are encouraged to use target setting as a means of encouraging
the academic progress of their tutees, and to reward the achievement of
targets appropriately.
e. Demonstration of good manners, teamwork, and service should be
recognised alongside academic and other total curriculum achievements.
f. Rewards should be communicated as appropriate to relevant staff and
parents.
5.2.2 Rewards and Sanctions are entered by teaching staff on the Intranet and are
displayed on an individual pupil page on OSIS.
5.2.3 Academic rewards are as follows:
a. Good Conduct Marks: These are awarded in Lower School only and are
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marked on the pupil’s Conduct Card.

b. T tick: For a particularly good piece of work in prep or class. The teacher
marks a T tick on the pupil’s work and enters it on OSIS; the pupil shows
the work to the tutor and should enter it in the Student Organiser.
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c. Optimum: For an outstanding piece of work. The teacher enters the
Optimum on OSIS; the pupil shows it to his or her tutor and records it in
the Student Organiser.
d. Commendation: For consistent effort or improved effort, service,
leadership or teamwork. The teacher enters the Commendation on
OSIS; the pupil shows it to his or her tutor and records it in the Student
Organiser.
5.2.4 Over the course of the Winter term, and then again in the Spring and Summer
terms combined, rewards equate to: T Tick = 1 point, Optimum = 3 points and
Commendation = 5 points. When a Form 7, 6, or 5 student achieves 20 points,
they receive a £2.50 Coffee voucher. When a Form 4 or 3 student achieves 40
points, they receive a £2.50 Coffee voucher. In the Lower School, when a pupil
achieves 40 points, they receive a Wonka Chocolate Bar.
5.2.5 House Colours: For pupils who make a particular contribution to their House.
They are presented by HMs at House assemblies.
5.2.6 Club and School Sports Colours: For pupils who make a sustained
contribution to a school sport (Club Colours) or who have excelled in a school
sport (School Colours).
5.2.7 Head’s Commendation: Pupils who gain a Commendation may be invited to
meet with the Headmaster in Chapel Close to recognise the achievement.
5.2.8 Speech Day and Lower School Prize Giving: End of year prizes for excellence
and service.
5.3 Sanctions Policy
5.3.1 Staff are asked to be mindful of the reasons that lie behind poor behaviour,
when deciding upon a sanction. Staff are expected to use their judgement
and common sense when dealing with an individual who has done something
wrong. There will be times when a conversation with the individual and then
that individual’s tutor, is all that is needed but to support staff, there is also
a clear structure of sanctions that can be awarded if necessary. The Head
of Department is also there as a sounding board for a member of staff who
needs guidance as to how to deal with an individual. It is sometimes better to
take time to reflect on the most suitable sanction rather than making a snap
decision and staff are encouraged to do this. Before sanctions are applied,
pupils can expect to be given a warning to correct their behaviour, or meet
a reasonable expectation. If the warning is ignored, the pupil should expect
to be given a sanction according to the policy. The sanction is also a warning
and a deterrent to further misconduct.
5.3.2 Alongside sanctions, the following documents may be used to support the
development of positive behaviour habits:
a. Class Record: kept by the teacher reporting to the HoD for further
sanction if necessary. Tutor and HM kept informed.
b. House Report: kept by the pupil and presented to the teacher in each
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lesson for comment; checked by the tutor or HM.

c. Head of Middle School Report Card: Issued only to MS pupils whose
work ethic has fallen short of the required standards.
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5.3.3 The purpose of the Sanctions Policy is to provide a clear description as to
how pupils are sanctioned for contravening the Rules & Expectations. There
is a different set of Sanctions for Lower School pupils, which is appropriate to
their age and to their stage of development. It is set out below.
5.3.4 Lower School Sanctions. If a sanction is necessary, the first port of call
for the teacher is a conversation with the pupil, tutor and HM. Then, if
deemed necessary, the following sanctions may be used:
a. Conduct Mark: This can be issued for minor misdemeanours and should
be marked on the pupil’s Conduct & Rewards card. Five conduct marks
will result in a conversation with the HM who has the discretion to issue a
Lower School detention if appropriate.
b. HM Supported study session: If a teacher contacts a tutor or HM,
concerned about progress in a particular subject, the HM can issue a
supported study session for the pupil, to be held on a Tuesday/Thursday
during Lower School Prep 16.30-17.30 in J6.
c. House Report: This is a supportive measure to monitor and support a
pupil in the classroom. It is issued by the pupil’s HM.
d. Bx: This can only be issued by the pupil’s HM for poor behaviour. 3 Bx
may result in a LS Detention. This decision is at the discretion of the HM.
e. LS Detention: This is for poor behaviour or for repeatedly not meeting
academic expectations. It is run by the Head of LS, and held in J7 on
Thursdays from 16.30-17.30. A Think-about-it memo and letter of
apology will be completed during the detention.
f. Deputy Head Behavioural Detention: This is for very serious breaches
of school rules. It is run by the Senior Deputy Head and held in H03 on
Wednesday from 17.00-18.00.
5.3.5 The Middle and Upper School Sanctions. This policy works in several stages;
a pupil may progress through the sanction stages either for repetition of
misconduct, or failure to meet academic expectations.
a. Stage 1. Early morning sign in, Tx, Bx, Distance Learning Concern
b. Stage 2. House report, Head of Department Warning, Behavioural and
Academic detentions
c. Stage 3. Head of MS/US report, Senior Deputy Head’s detention
d. Stage 4. Internal Suspension
e. Stage 5. Full Suspension
5.3.6 After each sanction stage, the policy identifies ways in which pupil behaviour
should be recorded and communicated, so that parents and staff are aware of
the progression of sanctions, and can work together to manage the behaviour
issues.
5.3.7 The Senior Deputy Head monitors and regulates the application of sanctions,
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and adjudicates the level of sanction.
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MS & US School Issued
When to use it Consequences
Sanction by
Distance All In lieu of other HM to investigate and

Learning teaching sanctions listed follow up as appropriate
Concern staff below for a student
engaging in distance
learning
Conduct mark All Form 3 5 x conduct marks =

(Form 3) teaching Filled in on OSIS conversation with HM
staff by teacher for
poor behaviour/
inadequate work
during first term
Letter of All staff This might be Letter of apology written

Apology requested alongside and handed to member of
(Any stage) another sanction, staff at the Barraclough
depending within a stated period
on the nature of of time
the behaviour
Early morning All Issued for: Pupil has to sign in two

sign in teaching Lateness, not mornings in a row
(Stage 1) staff bringing the right kit 0800-0820
to a lesson, wearing If the pupil forgets, two
incorrect uniform consecutive reminders
are emailed and then
behavioural Detention
is issued
Tx All Issued for: Work should be redone

(Stage 1) teaching Inadequate work, and submitted within a
staff work that lacks stated deadline
attention to detail 3 x Tx in a term =
or care Conversation with HM
Prep not handed in and House report as
appropriate
Subsequent 3 x Tx
in a term = Academic
Detention
Bx All Issued for: 3 x Bx in a term =

(Stage 1) teaching Poor behaviour in Conversation with HM
staff class/activity after a and house report as
warning appropriate
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For eg: Talking Subsequent 3 x Bx in

having been asked to a term = Behavioural
be quiet & low level Detention
silliness
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Sanction by
House Report Tutor/ Issued by tutor if A supportive measure as

(Stage 2) HM concerns about often as it is a sanction
academic work/ Parents contacted by
behaviour continue Tutor/HM
Completed by each
teacher each lesson
and checked by
tutor/HM every day
Head of HoD Issued by Head of Conversation with

Department Department after Head of Department
Warning repeated teacher followed by Class Report/
(Stage 2) warnings Academic Detention as
appropriate
Academic All Issued for: MS/US Academic

Detention teaching Repeated poor or Detention; Friday 1800-
(Stage 2) staff uncompleted work, 1900 in the Merton
(accumulation of Tx) building
A single unauthorised Parents informed

absence from a 2 x Academic detention
lesson in one term =
Conversation with HoS
3 x Academic detention
in one term = Senior
Deputy Head’s Detention
Behavioural All Issued for: Behavioural Detention is

Detention teaching Accumulation of BX on Wednesday at 1730-
(Stage 2) staff 1830 Merton Building
Significant or
persistent breach of Parents informed
school rules 2 x Behavioural
Poor behaviour Detention in one term =
such as deliberate Conversation with HoS
rudeness, repeated 3 x Behavioural
lesson disruption Detentions in a term =
or unpleasantness Senior Deputy Head’s
towards others Detention
Head of MS/US Heads of Issued by Head of Conversation with Head

School
Report MS/US Section if concerns of Section followed by an

(Stage 3) persist at a more appropriate number of
serious level days of Report. Parents
contacted by HoS
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Sanction by
Senior Deputy Senior Issued for: Senior Deputy Head’s

Head Detention Deputy Serious infringements detention is on every
(Stage 3) Head of school rules such other Saturday evening
as fighting, abuse 1830-2000 H03
of social media (first Parents contacted by
offence), unkindness Tutor/HM
etc 3 x Senior Deputy Head’s
Accumulation of Detentions over a year =
Behavioural or Internal Suspension
Academic detentions
Internal Senior For serious breaches Up to 3 days reporting

Suspension Deputy of school rules, to the Senior Deputy
(Stage 4) Head, continued failure Head and in lessons but
Head to complete work suspended from all other
satisfactorily or as activities
a result of 3 Senior An Internal suspension
Deputy Head’s will lead to a Full
detentions suspension if the same
behaviour is repeated
Parents contacted by
Senior Deputy Head
Full Suspension Senior For major breaches Parents contacted by

(Stage 5) Deputy of school rules or as Senior Deputy Head
Head, a result of further Student meets with
Head infringements the Head after the
after an Internal suspension and receives
suspension a warning /final warning
A decision will be Further serious or
made by the Head in persistent breaches of
discussion with the the school rules may
Senior Deputy Head result in the student
about whether the being required to leave
infringement leads the school
to an Internal or Full
Suspension
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5.3.9 Notes on Sanctions:
a. Precedence: attendance and completion of sanctions takes priority over
other school commitments.
b. Record keeping: sanctions are entered on OSIS by the teacher giving the
sanction; this generates an automatic e-mail to the pupil, tutor and HM;
tutors and HM are expected to monitor their pupils’ Rewards & Sanctions
record and report to parents accordingly.
c. Academic and Behavioural detentions: once a pupil has been placed in
Academic or Behavioural detention they can only be withdrawn by the
Senior Deputy Head.
d. House sanctions: Each House will have its own set of sanctions for
breaking of House regulations. These may include House Gating. House
Sanctions are recorded by the HM.
5.3.10 The following are support systems, not sanctions:
a. Supported Study. Take place 1630 – 1800 on Tuesday or Thursday
afternoon. Pupils may attend voluntarily for support. Teachers may also
use this time to call pupils into the Department to catch up on work. If
a pupil is not able to make this time due to a Red Book commitment or
travel arrangements, then the pupil and teacher should agree a mutually
convenient alternative time.
b. Supervised Study in the Library. Tutors may enter pupils for allocated
periods up to a maximum of 2 per day. Pupils are expected to attend
as for a timetabled lesson, and to study quietly in the Upper Library.
Unauthorised absences are sanctioned by a Behavioural Detention.
6. POLICY TO COUNTER BULLYING
6.1 This policy was originally formulated by the School Council in 1998, and has
since been updated. The aims are:
a. To help pupils, staff and parents understand what bullying is.
b. To provide pupils with relevant information, skills and attitudes to help
them to resist bullying. In doing so, it is hoped that the pupils will feel
confident that they can confide in staff, parents or prefects on these
issues.
c. To work with parents to build an understanding of the School’s
responsibility to ensure the welfare of all pupils.
d. To provide guidance for staff in managing bullying cases.
6.2 Statement of principle on bullying. Oakham School believes that bullying
affects everyone, not just the bullies and the victims. It affects those pupils
who watch and less aggressive pupils who can be drawn in by group pressure.
We do not accept that bullying is an inevitable part of school life, or a
necessary part of growing up that sorts itself out given time. We realise that
certain jokes, insults, intimidating and threatening behaviour, written abuse,
electronic abuse and violence are to be found in society, but no one person
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or group should have to accept this kind of behaviour. We believe that only
when all issues of bullying are addressed will a person be able to benefit fully
from the opportunities available at Oakham.
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6.3 Definition of bullying. Bullying is behaviour by an individual or group,
repeated over time, that intentionally hurts another individual or group
either physically or emotionally. Bullying can take many forms (for instance,
cyber-bullying via text messages, social media or gaming, which can include
the use of images and video) and is often motivated by prejudice against
particular groups, for example on grounds of race, religion, gender, sexual
orientation, special educational needs or disabilities, or because a child is
adopted, in care or has caring responsibilities. It might be motivated by
actual differences between children, or perceived differences. Schools have a
duty to promote the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people in
their care, including lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pupils and those
experiencing homophobic, biphobic or transphobic (HBT) bullying.
6.4 The line between “having a joke” and bullying can be thin, but usually the
distinction is clear. Bullying is repeatedly and deliberately causing somebody
pain or hurt. It may be felt physically or emotionally, be done face-to-face or
electronically, individually or in groups, in public or private. If an action sets
out to hurt or harm and does so, it is bullying.
6.5 Sexual Bullying. Sexual bullying refers to any bullying behaviour, whether
physical or non-physical, that is based on a person’s sexuality or gender.
It can be carried out to a person’s face, behind their back or by the use
of technology. For example: Using sexual words to put someone down;
gossiping and spreading rumours (including graffiti) about someone’s
sexuality and sex life; touching someone in a way that makes them feel
uncomfortable and sexting - sending, requesting or making sexual images
electronically.
6.6 Respect for others. Every member of the school should be aware that
everyone is different and should also respect other people’s views, wishes and
habits. Bullying can arise from a lack of respect for others and can occur in a
variety of ways. Whether it is physical, verbal – where it can be disguised as
“banter” - emotional or a lack of respect for other people’s property, bullying
will not be tolerated within the school community.
6.7 Measures to prevent bullying. The School takes active measures to prevent
bullying:
a. Tutors draw their tutees’ attention to this policy at the start of each
academic year.
b. Issues relating to bullying are discussed in the PSHE programme at all
levels, especially in Lower School and the Middle School. Friendship, peer
group influences and self-esteem are discussed as a means to developing
the right sort of personal confidence and therefore avoiding bullying.
c. Guidelines for staff on how to manage bullying are published in the Staff
Handbook.
d. In their daily school lives, pupils are encouraged to treat everyone with
respect.
e. A bullying questionnaire is conducted regularly to assess bullying and
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bullying issues under review, and raise awareness with House tutors,
prefects, and the pupils.
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f. Reported cases of bullying are collated each year by the Senior Deputy
Head, and reviewed by the Head.
6.8 Policy to Prevent Cyberbullying. This policy was written in conjunction with
the school council and PTC.
6.8.1 Cyberbullying: This is the use of Information Communications Technology
(ICT), particularly mobile phones, social websites, Photographs, email, text
messaging and the internet, deliberately to upset someone else. It can be
particularly unpleasant as it can take place at any time and can intrude into
spaces that have previously been regarded as safe or personal.
The audience can be very large and reached rapidly. The difficulty in
controlling electronically circulated messages including sexting, means the
scale and scope of cyberbullying can be greater than for other forms of
bullying.
6.8.2 The school community has a duty to protect all its members and provide
a safe, healthy environment. Any member of Oakham School who is involved
in cyberbullying, be it in or out of school hours can expect to be subject to
the school bullying sanctions.
6.8.3 Measures to prevent cyberbullying:
a. Pupils are encouraged to understand and talk about cyberbully including
sexting in tutorials, assemblies and IT lessons.
b. Pupils are asked, by their tutor, to read the cyberbullying policy and ask
any questions to help them understand it.
c. Pupils are advised to:
• Always respect others.
• Think before you send .
• Treat your password like your toothbrush –keep it to yourself.
• Block the bully – learn how to block or report someone who is
behaving badly.
• Don’t retaliate or reply!
• Save the evidence.
• Make sure you tell someone: your parents, your tutor or HM, a prefect
or the Decem.
d. Parents are encouraged to:
• know what their children are putting on face book
• Parents are asked to
• Report cyber-bullying to the HM, even if it is taking place outside
school.
• Ask your children to report cyberbullying to you.
6.8.4 Guidelines for staff on how to handle cyber bullying issues are issued in the
staff handbook. Cyberbullying is another form of bullying and is therefore
dealt with in the same way as other bullying incidents.
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6.9 Management of bullying incidents and sanctions.

6.9.1 The punishments for bullying must allow both sides to be aware that bullying
is occurring and, if and when it continues, be severe. There are therefore
three steps to be taken when a case of bullying is discovered and reported:
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a. Stage 1: this offers a “no blame” approach to both parties. The victim(s)
and the bully(ies) may have a discussion with a teacher, not necessarily
associated with their house(s), to be chosen by the pupils involved. This
discussion allows both parties to give their opinions and to try and work
out a solution which is mutually agreeable. The aim is to allow bullies to
realise that they are causing unhappiness and that their behaviour will
not be tolerated. Everything in this discussion is likely to be recorded, in
writing, kept by the teacher and filed by the HM. Following this, a letter
may be sent to parents outlining what has occurred and the outcome of
the discussion. This will be confidential although HMs and tutors will be
informed.
b. Stage 2: If, after this discussion, the bullying continues, it will be
assumed that it is deliberate and a more severe approach will need to be
taken. Sanctions will depend on the severity of the bullying.
c. Stage 3: If, after these two steps the bullying continues, it will be
assumed that the pupil has no respect for those around him/her and this
will not be tolerated within the school community. It is likely that the
Head will require the pupil to leave the school.
6.9.2 HMs record all bullying incidents and report them to the Senior Deputy
Head, who will determine the appropriate sanctions for bullying. Sanctions
may be imposed and Stage 1 by-passed if bullying is found to be clear-cut.
6.9.3 All cases of bullying will be investigated in the interests of all concerned and
appropriate guidance / support will be offered as necessary.
7. PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
7.1 Open hearted friendliness is encouraged as being at the centre of a good
community. The guiding principle on personal relationships for the whole
community must be respect for others at all times. This includes respecting
those who have different values and opinions, and trying to do to others as
we would have done to ourselves.
7.2 There will be times when a pupil behaves in a very unkind way towards
another. This does not equate to bullying. Rather it might be a one-off,
ill-judged decision to behave in an unkind, mean or thoughtless way, with
little or no regard for the consequences and impact on the other person.
In situations like these, the behaviour will be sanctioned appropriately and
robustly by the Senior Deputy Head in conjunction with the Head. As is stated
at the beginning of this section, the Head may suspend or exclude pupils
whom are deemed to have been in serious breach of the letter or spirit of the
Rules and Expectations.
7.3 Anti-Discrimination
7.3.1 It is the policy of the school to ensure equitable treatment for all, rejection of
discrimination on any grounds and a positive attitude to a pluralist
community. The school recognises and accepts racial, religious and cultural
differences amongst the pupils and staff at all levels. To this end individual
worship requirements may be arranged alongside routine attendance at
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7.3.2 The policy of the school is that discrimination on the grounds of gender,
disability, race, religion, cultural background, linguistic background, sexual
orientation, class, academic or sporting ability is not acceptable and will be
treated seriously and dealt with appropriately.
7.3.3 Telephone numbers of appropriate people to give confidential assistance are
listed in the “Personal and Confidential Matters” section of the Red Book.
7.3.4 Below are some Dos and Don’ts to guide our community:
Don’t… Do...
Call people names Include everyone in friendship groups
Make an effort to see how people are
Use of discriminatory slurs
(if they are being discriminated against)
Presume or project Make kindness your utmost priority at all times
someone’s identity – kindness is natural, discrimination is not
Insult anyone for their
Be accepting of other cultures
religion etc
Exclude anyone for their If you see someone being discriminated,
sexual orientation report the bullies, don’t just let it happen
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for boys and girls to learn to live and work together in a natural and
respectful way. Any form of sexism is discouraged, as are excessive displays
of affection in public. Sexual relationships between pupils are forbidden in
any circumstances and those who overstep the boundaries can expect to be
given a severe sanction.
8. DRESS REGULATIONS AND APPEARANCE
8.1 Uniform
a. School uniform, named and clean is to be worn until lessons have
finished for the day and thereafter for all occasions or activities for which
it is prescribed.
b. All pupils should be careful to be smart when in uniform. In particular
shirts should be tucked in at all times.
c. One plain gold or silver ring, a plain silver or gold chain, and stud or
sleeper earrings (maximum 2 per ear). Any make-up or hair colouring
must be unobtrusive. Clear nail varnish is the only acceptable type.
Jewellery worn as a result of body piercing, other than that listed above
is not permitted at any time. Tattoos of any sort are not allowed. Medical
bracelets are permitted. Tights, stockings and socks should be without
holes and of regulation colour. No pop socks. Ties must be pulled up to
the top button which must be done up.
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d. Hair must be tidy and must not be cut so short as to show the scalp.
Pupils must be clean shaven: no beards, moustaches or sideburns.
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e. Shirt sleeve order. This is a uniform which consists of: ties optional,
no jacket, top button only of shirt to be undone if no tie, sleeves rolled
neatly or buttoned at wrist. No pullovers. It may be worn only when
officially announced.
f. School uniform must not be worn with casual clothes, such as hoodies or
cardigans.
8.2 Form 7. Form 7 are allowed to wear dress that is smart and appropriate
for office or business wear. The dress code applies for all Form 7 including
day students when travelling to and from school. Form 7 Dress Code:
a. Suits: tailored in subdued shades: Black, navy, burgundy, dark green
charcoal or grey. Jackets and skirt, dress or trousers, must match and
be made of the same material. Subtle patterns such as a pinstripe,
birds-eye or herringbone are permissible, but loud patterns such as a
Prince of Wales check and linen, tweed, velvet or corduroy fabrics are not
permitted.
b. Skirt length: between 10 cm above the centre of the knee cap and 10cm
above the ankle. Tailored shorts and skin tight trousers are not allowed.
c. Shirts and blouses must be tucked in or fitted. Patterns should be
discreet, not loud. No dark colours and no T-shirts. Shirts should be
tucked in and the top button done up when wearing a tie.
d. Jumpers: plain single colours. Tights, pop socks, socks: plain single
colours.
e. Top coats must be dark in colour and conform to business dress.
f. Shoes: plain, dark brown, navy or black and polished, with a maximum
heel of 5 cm. Suede or two-toned shoes are not permitted. No sandals,
clogs, plimsolls, trainers, mules, slingbacks. Boots - including ankle boots
- may not be worn.
g. The following fabrics should not be worn: Leather or suede; Fur or faux
fur; shiny or PVC; satin; plastic; velvet or velour; corduroy; denim or
denim style.
8.3 Games kit. Officially prescribed School games kit to be worn, both for playing
and for walking to and from games.
a. No baseball or other non-regulation headgear.
b. No sports shirts, jerseys or sweatshirts with special logos.
c. Footwear as prescribed – white for racquet games and cricket.
d. White sports shirts for cricket and white or predominantly white for all
racquet sports.
8.4 Smart Casual Dress. All clothes must be named, clean, tidy and in a good
state of repair. Trainers, shorts, jeans, denim or denim-style, combat or cargo
trousers are not acceptable. A suit or jacket /blazer with tailored trousers,
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dress or skirt OR a smart sweater, shirt /blouse with good quality, tailored
trousers, dress or skirt. Blouses, shirts, sweaters or tops must be long enough
to cover the waistband.
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9. THE BARRACLOUGH
9.1 Pupils are expected to take all meals while they are at school, and behave
sensibly and respectfully while queuing and eating. Pupils should take note of
the following:
a. Breakfast: Full school uniform is to be worn at breakfast.
b. Lunch: Full school uniform is to be worn at lunch; and US pupils may
remove jackets. Pupils should arrive at the published times and not
before. Sports kit may only be worn with permission from the teacher i/c
the sport; if sports kit is worn, it must be tracksuits and tops and in the
Small Barraclough only.
c. Supper: casual clothes may be worn at supper. Coats and scarves should
be hung up in the Foyer and not worn in the dining hall.
d. Books: books must be placed in the Foyer (Form 7) or in the book shed;
books must not be left lying outside the Barraclough.
e. Food should not be wasted, so please eat what you take. No food or drink
may be taken from the dining hall, including fruit.
f. Mobile phones and other electronic devices should not be used in the
Barraclough.
10. PUPIL TRANSPORT
10.1 Bicycles. Pupils living nearby may cycle to school, and are responsible for
their personal safety and the security of their bicycle at school.
10.2 Cars – Driving and Being driven
10.2.1 Permission to take driving lessons in school given to pupil by the HM and
no more than one study period a week may be used for driving lessons.
10.2.2 A pupil may not start driving to school until the correct permission has
been received by the school. The pupil will then receive a driving permit and a
copy of the driving regulations.
10.2.3 Form 6: Flexi Boarders and boarders must hand in all keys on arrival and
collect on arrangement with House staff when leaving. Day pupils keep keys
with them throughout the day.
10.2.4 Form 7: Flexi boarders and Day pupils keep keys.
10.2.5 Cars must be used ONLY for the journey to and from School, and must
not be used within the school day.
10.2.6 All travel to and from School matches and other School events must be by
official School transport unless by prior arrangement with the Senior Deputy
Head. Driving to the Wilson pitches is not allowed.
10.2.7 Other pupils may only be given lifts with the full and written consent to
the HM from both sets of parents.
10.2.8 Pupils may park at the Schanschieffs car park only.
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10.2.9 Sanctions for not adhering to driving regulations are as follows:

a. Driving without permission. First offence: Internal Suspension.Second
offence: Full suspension & banned from using car for one week.
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b. Passenger without permission. First offence: Internal Suspension.
Second offence: Full suspension & banned from travelling in any car other
than parent’s for one week.
10.3 Pupils on school transport. When travelling on minibuses or coaches on
school related business, pupils must at all times wear a seatbelt, behave
correctly and be responsive to both the driver of the vehicle and the staff in
charge.
11. DRUGS AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE POLICY
11.1 The misuse of drugs is likely to undermine a young person’s health,
safety, independence, opportunities and respect for the law, and so threatens
the wellbeing of both the individual and the school community. Oakham
School therefore actively discourages the misuse of any form of drugs,
through a programme of education and support, and policies on disclosure,
testing and sanction.
11.2 For the purposes of this document the term drug misuse refers to the taking
of any drug or substance through which intoxication may occur.
11.3 Cannabidiol (CBD) Products. No students should be using or in possession
of CBD products, whilst at school, unless they have been prescribed for
medical reasons. In such cases, as with all medication, it must be reported,
stored and dispensed by House staff. Unauthorised use of CBD products will
be dealt with in accordance with the Drugs and Substances Misuse Policy.
11.4 Education and support. A continuing programme of education about drugs
and substance abuse is delivered throughout the school by trained
professionals in the field. Details are available on request.
11.5 Disclosure
a. Disclosure is when a pupil tells a member of staff about drug-taking so
that the school can act to help the individual concerned to stop taking
drugs.
b. Disclosure can be made either about oneself or another individual; if the
latter it should be motivated purely by concern and a desire to help.
c. If disclosure is made independently the case will be managed in a non
disciplinary way.
d. To be genuinely ‘independent’ a disclosure must be initiated by the
pupil at a time other than during an investigation. Once staff have begun
an interview and disciplinary process disclosure can no longer provide
immunity from sanction.
e. Multiple disclosures will not provide immunity from Sanctions.
f. If, after a disclosure, the behaviour of the pupil is inappropriate or brings
the school into disrepute due to the effect of the drugs, the pupil will be
sent home until he or she is fit to return.
11.6 Following a disclosure
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a. Details of the disclosure will be noted down by the Senior Deputy Head
b. The drugs test will then be administered
c. Following the test, whether the results are positive or negative, the
following is put in place:
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• Communication with parents
• Referral to drugs advice and support
• Regular drugs testing in school
• Mentor provided to give additional in school support
d. Once support has been put in place and time has been given for it to take
effect, if further tests come back positive, the Sanctions policy will be
used.
11.7 Interviewing, sampling and testing.
a. A member of staff suspecting drug misuse will refer the matter to the
pupil’s HM, who will notify the Senior Deputy Head.
b. The Senior Deputy Head will conduct interviews. Pupils being interviewed
will be asked if they would like a friend or another adult present
during the interview. The witness must be available and not cause an
unreasonable delay in the procedure. Please see point 15 on Interviewing
Pupils.
c. The Senior Deputy Head will decide whether to request a urine sample for
testing. The sampling is administered discreetly and supervised by the
Senior Deputy Head or in his/her absence the Deputy Head (Pastoral). The
Deputy Head (Pastoral) or the pupil’s HM will also be present. Pupils will
be asked to turn out their pockets prior to giving the sample and follow
the instructions precisely.
d. All reasonable attempts will be made to contact the pupil’s parents or
guardian at the earliest opportunity, so that they are aware of the
process.
e. The sample will then be sent to an approved laboratory for testing.
Results are expected within three working days.
f. As soon as the test results are received the Senior Deputy Head will
inform the pupil, his or her parents or guardian and the relevant HM.
g. If the result is negative, no further action will be taken and the cost will
be borne by the school.
h. If there has been no disclosure and the test is positive, this will be taken
as proof of drug taking. The sanctions policy will then be followed, and
the Police will be informed of the nature of the incident. The pupil’s
parents will also be charged for the cost of the test.
i. Pupils who have disclosed or whose test result is negative can expect
strict confidentiality limited to themselves, those administering the
test, their parents or guardian, and their HM. In order to maintain
confidentiality during the above procedures the pupil may be asked to
hand over their mobile phone and may be isolated from other pupils until
the process of interviewing and sampling is complete.
j. The Police will be informed when there has been a disclosure or when a
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test is positive.
11.8 Sanctions. Each case is assessed on a case-by-case basis, but general
guidelines are:
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a. A pupil who tests positive for or admits to drug misuse in the process of
a disciplinary interview will be sanctioned at the discretion of the Head.
This will involve a period of suspension at least, and may require the
pupil to leave the school.
b. Pupils who have been proved through testing to have misused drugs will
be given appropriate support (as well as sanctions) to help them stop
using any form of drug. They will be required to undergo further testing
at the school’s discretion as a way of monitoring and checking that they
have not returned to misusing drugs.
c. A pupil who tests positive twice for drug misuse must expect to be
required to leave the school.
d. A pupil discovered to have supplied drugs or brought them into the
school will be required to leave the school. The Police will also be
notified.
e. No distinction is made between drug misuse outside and inside school
time or campus.
11.9 Follow-up to drugs incidents. Shortly after a drugs incident a meeting will be
arranged between the HM, Deputy Head (Pastoral), the parents/guardian and
pupil, to plan a productive way forward for the pupil.
12. ALCOHOL
12.1 Pupils are encouraged to adopt a sensible attitude towards alcohol. The effect
on health of alcohol and its social implications are taught and discussed. Help
and advice is also available through the school’s medical practice and the
school’s counselling service.
12.2 If a pupil is caught with alcohol, or is in the company of pupils who do so, the
following will normally apply:
a. A first offence involving beer, wine or similar: Senior Deputy Head
Detention or Internal Suspension and a letter home to parents from the
HM.
b. For a second offence involving beer, wine etc or for a first offence
involving spirits: suspension from the school for three days.
c. For a third offence: depending on the severity of the circumstances, either
suspension from the school for a week and a final warning, or the pupil
will be required to leave the school.
d. For a further offence the pupil will be required to leave the school.
12.3 Under no circumstances are pupils allowed unsupervised access to alcohol
while at school. If alcohol is served at a school event, it must be only to
pupils over 16, with a meal, served and supervised by staff and limited
to a maximum of 2 glasses of wine or beer per pupil. There must be no
unrestricted access to a bar, even if pupils are over 18.
12.4 Pubs and restaurants.
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a. Pupils may be accompanied to a restaurant by staff for tutor group meals,

society outings or team dinners. However, the policy, as outlined above
applies.
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b. Staff discovering under age pupils drinking in a licensed premise should
take the names of all those present, escort them out of the licensed
premise and send them back to house. In all cases, day or boarding, the
pupils should be reported to their HM.
c. If the incident takes place during school time or at school organised
events then all offenders will be dealt with according to the school rules.
If day pupils are caught outside normal school hours their parents will be
telephoned by the HM concerned.
d. Members of the Form 7 have certain nights when they are allowed to
visit license premises in Oakham. Those over 18 may purchase and
consume alcohol. Those under 18 must carry identification with them
confirming their age and they may not purchase or consume alcohol.
Offenders should be reported to their HM and will be dealt with under the
school rules. Smoking is not permitted in any circumstances.
13. SMOKING
13.1 All forms of cigarettes, cigars, pipes, e-cigarettes and shishas are considered
as smoking.
13.2 Pupils are forbidden to smoke or possess cigarettes in school or the
surrounding area. The effects on health of smoking are taught and discussed.
Help and advice is also available through the school’s medical practice and
the school’s counselling service.
13.3 If a pupil is caught smoking, in possession of smoking materials or in the
company of smokers, the following will normally apply:
a. A first offence will result in a period of Community Service run by the
Senior Deputy Head. The HM will contact parents.
b. A second offence will result in a £25 fine, to be paid within a week to
Chapel Close. All monies go to OSCA. There will also be an extended
period of community service run by the Senior Deputy Head. The Senior
Deputy Head will contact parents.
c. A third offence will be dealt with by the Head and will involve suspension
from the school.
d. Any further offence could lead to the pupil being requested to leave the
school.
e. Smoking of any sort (see section 12) indoors is particularly dangerous,
and will be sanctioned more strongly than in other circumstances.
14. THEFT
14.1 Theft is defined as the taking of any personal property without the owner’s
permission, regardless of monetary value. Because it damages the assumption
of trust within the school community, the School encourages responsible
protection of property and takes strong action against thieves.
14.2 Pupils are encouraged to:
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a. Lock valuables in secure personal areas eg. drawers, lockers.

b. Mark valuable possessions to identify by name.
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c. Report instances of theft promptly to the HM and complete a theft report
form.
d. Be self-disciplined in respecting other pupils’ property.
14.3 Personal property is brought into the school entirely at the owner’s risk, and
should be insured under home contents insurance. The school will not make a
claim on its insurance for pupils’ personal property.
14.4 The school may use detection devices to catch thieves, and may also call in
the police to assist with conducting detection. Any pupil caught stealing is
likely to be asked to leave the school.
15. OFFENSIVE WEAPONS
15.1 An offensive weapon includes an article made for causing injury (such as a
knife, blade or gun), an article adapted for causing injury (such as a broken
bottle) or an article carried for the purpose of causing injury (such as baseball
bat, armour rings, knuckledusters).
15.2 Unless being supervised by a teacher, pupils must not be in possession of any
form of offensive weapon, including pen knives. Where an offensive weapon
such as a pen knife/axe is being used for legitimate school activities it will be
provided and retained by the school. Where the offensive weapon is attached
to a larger piece of e.g. a knife attached to a life jacket; students must agree
to store them in a place of safety agreed with the HM.
15.3 Pupils found to be carrying an offensive weapon will have it confiscated and
disposed of at the HM’s discretion. Punishment will be decided according to
the schools Rewards and Sanctions policy.
16. DISCIPLINARY INTERVIEWS, SEARCHES AND CONFISCATION
16.1 Disciplinary interviews with pupils
a. Interviews should always be conducted in such a way that pupils are given
a fair opportunity to give their account before a judgement is reached.
b. In sensitive cases, notes should be taken of the meeting, and kept on file.
c. Investigating serious disciplinary matters relating to pupils may require
additional witnesses or support; in such cases, the pupil should be
offered the choice of a witness, who should be either an adult or a senior
pupil.
16.2 Searches
a. Searches may be conducted to find a stolen, missing or unauthorised
item. Only the HM or member of the SLT may authorise a search; the
search will be for a particular item, not as a general search of a pupil’s
belongings. An adult witness should accompany the search, a record kept
and parents informed of the outcome.
b. Where possible, the pupil is to be present while his/her possessions are
being searched.
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c. If the sought item is illegal or dangerous the police may be called to carry
out or assist with the search.
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16.3 Confiscation
a. From time to time pupils will breach School regulations in such a way that
items of their private property will need to be confiscated.
b. Once an item has been confiscated, it will be put into a labelled bag and
passed to the pupil’s HM. The details of the item are recorded in the
house valuables book by the HM.
c. Once an item is confiscated the school undertakes to ensure that it is
kept safe and in the condition in which it was removed.
d. The duration of the confiscation period depends upon the item
confiscated and the offence. Confiscated items of jewellery given to the
HM may be collected at the end of that half of term; other items can
normally be collected within 48 hours.
e. Day pupils requiring their confiscated mobile may collect it immediately
before going home and return it to the HM on arrival the following
morning.
17. ICT ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY
17.1 Computing Facilities. Users are encouraged to make use of the school’s
computing facilities for educational purposes. All users are expected to act
responsibly and to show consideration to others. Users can access internal
systems from outside the school via the users’ website at
https://users.oakham.rutland.sch.uk.
17.2 Use of Technology
Technology that can be used to store, transmit or manipulate data, such as
media rich phones, MP3 players, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and USB
media, should be used responsibly and in accordance with the IS Acceptable
Use Policy, even when not used with school equipment.
17.3 Account Security
Users are responsible for the protection of their own network account and
should not divulge passwords to anybody. Passwords must be complex;
a minimum of 8 characters, which must include uppercase and lowercase
letters, numbers and punctuation marks. Users should not logon to or use any
account other than their own and should logoff when leaving a workstation,
even for just a short period of time.
17.4 Use of Facilities. It is not acceptable to:
a. Attempt to download, store or install software to school computers.
b. Attempt to introduce a virus or malicious code to the network.
c. Attempt to bypass network or system security.
d. Attempt to access another user’s account.
e. Attempt to gain access to an unauthorised area or system.
f. Attempt to use any form of hacking/cracking software or system.
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g. Connect any device to the network that acts as a Wireless Access Point
(WAP), bridge or router.
h. Connect any device to the network that has access to the Internet via a
connection not provided by the school.
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i. Access, download, create, store or transmit material that; is indecent or
obscene, could cause annoyance or offence or anxiety to others, infringes
copyright or is unlawful, brings the name of the school in to disrepute.
j. Engage in activities that waste technical support time and resources.
17.5 Internet Access. The school’s Internet service is filtered to prevent access to
inappropriate content and to maintain the integrity of the computer systems.
Users should be aware that the school logs all Internet use.
a. The use of public chat facilities is not permitted.
b. Users should not copy and use material from the Internet to gain unfair
advantage in their studies, for example in coursework. Such actions may
lead to disqualification by examination boards.
c. Users should ensure that they are not breaking copyright restrictions
when copying and using material from the Internet.
17.6 Email. Automated software scans all email and removes content that could
compromise the integrity of the computer systems or contain unsuitable/
offensive content.
a. Pupils are not allowed to use email during lessons, unless the teacher for
that lesson has permitted its use.
b. If a user receives an email from an unknown person or that is offensive
or upsetting, the relevant HM or a member of the IS department should
be contacted. Do not delete the email in question until the matter has
been investigated.
c. SPAM email received should be forwarded to ‘abuse’.
d. Sending or forwarding chain emails is not acceptable.
e. Sending or forwarding emails to a large number of recipients is
acceptable only for a good reason. Before doing so, the user must obtain
permission from the Head of IS or Network Manager.
f. Do not open attachments from senders you do not recognise, or that look
suspicious.
g. Users should periodically delete unwanted sent and received emails.
17.7 Instant Messaging / Social Networking. The use of Instant Messaging (IM),
and some social networking (SN) sites is allowed.
a. Pupils are not allowed to use IM/SN facilities during lessons, unless the
teacher for that lesson has permitted its use.
b. If a user receives a message from an unknown person, or which is
offensive or upsetting, the relevant HM or a member of the IS department
should be contacted. Copy and save the message or use the IM archive
feature to save the message until the matter has been investigated.
c. Only communicate with people on your Contact or Buddy List.
d. Do not accept requests to join your contact list from people you do not
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already know.
e. Never accept files or downloads from people you do not know, or that
looks suspicious.
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f. Do not use a screen-name that is offensive, or gives away additional
personal information.
g. Do not add unnecessary personal information to your profile or account
details.
h. Do not add or allow your profile, screen-name or contact information to
be shown in online public directories.
i. The use of video and voice facilities within IM/SN is not permitted unless
being supervised by a teacher.
17.8 Privately Owned Computers. Personal laptops and desktops are allowed
to be connected to the school network. They are subject to the IS Acceptable
Use Policy. All computers must, for their own protection, have the Antivirus
software installed, which can be provided by the school.
17.9 Privacy and Personal Protection
a. Users must, at all times, respect the privacy of others.
b. Users should not forward private data without permission from the
author.
c. Users should not supply personal information about themselves or others
via the web, email or IM/SN.
d. Users must not attempt to arrange meetings with anyone met via the web,
email or IM/SN.
e. Users should realise that the school has a right to access personal areas
on the network. Privacy will be respected unless there is reason to believe
that the IS Acceptable Use Policy or school guidelines are not being
followed.
17.10 Disciplinary Procedures. Those who misuse the computer facilities and
reak the IS Acceptable Use Policy will be subject to disciplinary procedures.
17.11 Support. If you have any questions, comments or requests with regards
to the systems in place, please do not hesitate to contact a member of the
IS department. Faulty equipment should be reported to the IS department
in person or by sending an email to support@oakham.rutland.sch.uk. Users
should not attempt to repair equipment themselves.
18. MOBILE PHONE POLICY
18.1 Pupils may bring phones and other mobile devices to school, but there are
restrictions on when, where and how they can be used:
a. All pupils must register their mobile phone numbers with their HM.
b. They must not to be used in lessons unless authorised by a teacher.
c. They must not to be used in the Library, Barraclough or Medical Centre.
d. They must not to be not be used while walking around the campus.
Houses may have their own rules on the use of phones.
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e. Sending or recording obscene or threatening messages either verbally or

via text messaging is illegal. Such messages will be regarded as bullying
and will be dealt with according to the School’s bullying policy.
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f. Lower School: Phones are left in House during the school day and are not
taken to lessons. All devices are handed in overnight in the Boarding
Houses.
g. Form 3: Phones are left in House during the school day and are not taken
to lessons. All devices are handed in overnight in the Boarding Houses.
h. Form 4: Phones are handed in at the start of lessons and must not be
used around the campus in between lessons. All devices are handed in
overnight in the Boarding Houses.
i. Form 5: Phones are handed in at the start of lessons and must not be
used around the campus in between lessons.
j. Forms 6 & 7: Students may have their phones with them but they must be
switched off and left on the desk during lessons.
18.2 Inappropriate use is likely to lead to confiscation of the device and sanction.
Mobile phones and other electronic devices brought into school are personal
property and are not covered by the School’s insurance.
19. COMPLAINTS POLICY
19.1 Introduction. Oakham School has long prided itself on the quality of the
teaching and pastoral care provided to its pupils. However, if parents or
pupils do have a complaint, they can expect it to be treated by the school with
care and in accordance with this policy. The Complaints Policy is available to
all parents of pupils and of prospective pupils on the school’s website as well
as in the Red Book.
19.2 In accordance with paragraph 24(3)(g) of Schedule 1 to the Education
(Independent School Standards) (England) Regulations 2010, Oakham School
will provide to parents of pupils and of prospective pupils and, on request,
to the Chief Inspector, the Secretary of State or the ISI for the purposes of
section 162A(1) of the Education Act 2002 (as subsequently amended), details
of the complaints procedure and the number of complaints registered under
the formal procedure during the preceding school year.
19.3 This policy covers complaints from parents and members of the public, and
is made available to parents on the parent portal of the school website. A
separate policy exists to cover complaints raised by pupils. This is published
in the Student Organiser.
19.4 What Constitutes a Complaint? A complaint is an expression of
dissatisfaction
with a real or perceived problem. It may be made about the school as a
whole, about a specific department or about an individual member of staff.
A complaint is likely to arise if a parent believes that the school has done
something wrong, or failed to do so something that it should have done or
acted unfairly.
Parents can be assured that all concerns and complaints will be treated
seriously and confidentially. Parents and pupils are assured that a parent and/
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or pupil will not be penalised for a complaint that is raised in good faith.
19.5 Timeframe for Dealing with Complaints. All complaints will be handled
seriously and sensitively. They will be acknowledged within five working
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days if received during term time and as soon as practicable during holiday
periods. It is in everyone’s interest to resolve a complaint as speedily as
possible: the school’s target is to complete the first two stages of the
procedure within 28 days if the complaint is lodged during term-time and as
soon as practicable during holiday periods. Stage 3, the Appeal Panel Hearing,
will be completed within a further 28 days, if the appeal is lodged during
term-time and as soon as practicable during holiday periods.
19.6 Recording Complaints. Following resolution of a complaint, the school
will keep a written record of all complaints and whether they are resolved
at the preliminary stage or proceed to a panel hearing. At the school’s
discretion, additional records may be kept which may contain the following
information:
a. Date when the issue was raised.
b. Name of parent.
c. Name of pupil.
d. Description of the issue .
e. Records of all the investigations (if appropriate).
f. Witness statements (if appropriate).
g. Name of member (s) of staff handling the issue at each stage.
h. Copies of all correspondence on the issue (including emails and records
of phone conversations)
19.6.1 Correspondence, statements and records relating to individual complaints
will be kept confidential except to the extent required by paragraph (k) of
Schedule 1 to the Education (Independent Schools Standards) (England)
Regulations 2010, by the Secretary of State or where disclosure is required by
the ISI under Section 162A of the Education Act 2002 (as amended), or under
other legal authority.
19.7 Stage 1 - Informal Resolution
19.7.1 It is hoped that most complaints and concerns will be resolved quickly and
informally.
19.7.2 If parents have a complaint they should normally contact their son or
daughter’s Housemaster/Housemistress or Tutor. In many cases, the matter
will be resolved straightaway by this means to the parents’ or pupils’
satisfaction.
19.7.3 Complaints made directly to another member of staff will usually be referred
to the relevant Housemaster/Housemistress or Tutor unless the member of
staff deems it appropriate for him/her to deal with the matter personally.
19.7.4 The Housemaster/Housemistress will make a written record of all concerns
and complaints and the date on which they were received. Should the
matter not be resolved within 7 days or in the event that the Housemaster/
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Housemistress and the parent fail to reach a satisfactory resolution then

parents will be advised to proceed with their complaint in accordance with
stage 2 of this procedure.
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19.7.5 If, however, the complaint is against the Head, parents should make their
complaint directly to the Chair of Trustees.
19.8 Stage 2 - Formal Resolution
19.8.1 If the complaint cannot be resolved on an informal basis then the parents
should put their complaint in writing to the Head. The Head will decide, after
considering the complaint, the appropriate course of action to take. In most
cases, the Head will speak to the parents concerned, normally within 7 days of
receiving the complaint, to discuss the matter. If possible, a resolution will be
reached at this stage.
19.8.2 It may be necessary for the Head to carry out further investigations.
19.8.3 The Head will keep written records of all meetings and interviews held in
relation to the complaint.
19.8.4 Once the Head is satisfied that, so far as is practicable, all of the relevant
facts have been established, a decision will be made and parents will be
informed of this decision in writing. The Head will also give reasons for his/
her decision.
19.8.5 If the complaint is against the Head, the Chair of Trustees will call for a full
report from the Head and for all the relevant documents. The Chair may
also call for a briefing from members of staff, and will in most cases, speak
to or meet with the parents to discuss the matter further. Once the Chair
is satisfied that, so far as is practicable, all of the relevant facts have been
established, the parents will be informed of the decision in writing. The Chair
will give reasons for his/her decision.
19.8.6 If parents are still not satisfied with the decision, they should proceed to
Stage 3 of this procedure.
19.9 Stage 3 - Panel Hearing.
19.9.1 If parents seek to invoke Stage 3 (following a failure to reach an earlier
resolution) they will be referred to Chair of Trustees who has the
responsibility call hearings of the Complaints Panel. [If the Chair of Trustees
has already been involved earlier in proceedings, parents will be referred to
the Deputy Chair of Trustees.]
19.9.2 The matter will then be referred to the Complaints Panel for consideration.
The Panel will consist of three persons not directly involved in the matters
detailed in the complaint and one of whom shall be independent of the
management and running of the school. The Chair [or Deputy Chair], on
behalf of the Panel, will then acknowledge the complaint and schedule a
hearing to take place as soon as practicable and normally within 14 days.
19.9.3 If the Panel deems it necessary, it may require that further particulars of the
complaint or any related matter be supplied in advance of the hearing. Copies
of such particulars shall be supplied to all parties normally not later than 7
days prior to the hearing.
School
19.9.4 The parents may attend the hearing and be accompanied to the hearing
by one other person if they wish. This may be a relative, teacher or friend.
Legal representation will not normally be appropriate.
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19.9.5 If possible, the Panel will resolve the parents’ complaint without the need for
further investigation. Where further investigation is required, the Panel will
decide how it should be carried out.
19.9.6 After due consideration of all facts they consider relevant, the Panel will
make findings and may make recommendations.
19.9.7 The Panel will write to the parents informing them of its decision and the
reasons for it, normally within 7 days of the hearing. The decision of the Panel
will be final. A copy of the Panel’s findings and recommendations (if any)
will be sent by electronic mail or otherwise given to the parents, and, where
relevant, the person complained about as well as the Chair of Trustees and
the Head.
19.10 Complaints in the Previous Academic Year. It is a requirement of the
Independent Schools’ Regulations that schools publish the number of
complaints in the previous academic year that required a Panel Hearing.
During the 2017-18 academic year the number of complaints at Oakham
School requiring a Panel Hearing = 0.
20. PUPIL COMPLAINTS POLICY
20.1 Informal complaints. The guiding principle for pupils is for them to feel
comfortable in raising an issue about which they are uncomfortable or upset.
Pupils are therefore encouraged to raise concerns; this would normally be
through their tutor or Housemaster, but may be through another pupil,
prefect, or another member of staff. Concerns and complaints will always
be treated seriously and no pupil will be in any way penalised for making a
complaint.
20.2 Formal pupil complaints. Where discussion with friends, staff or others, has
proved ineffective, or where the severity of the episode merits it, pupils
may wish to make a formal complaint. A formal complaint should be clearly
labelled as such as should follow this procedure:
20.2.1 Write to the Senior Deputy Head making it clear that you are making a formal
complaint. Your complaint will then be registered.
20.2.2 The Senior Deputy Head will make the Head aware that there is a formal
complaint and will reply within two days of receiving the complaint.
20.2.3 A meeting will then be arranged to discuss the matter. The pupil raising the
complaint will normally be accompanied by their Housemaster or
Housemistress, but may also request for another member of staff or pupil to
be present.
20.2.4 After the meeting the pupil will be kept informed or any decisions or
developments.
Pupils who are dissatisfied with the outcome may of course take their
complaint to the Head or to their parents to resolve the matter.
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21. COVID REGULATIONS
21.1 During the crisis of the global pandemic, the School will put in place virus
control measures (VCMs) to ensure the safety and well-being of all members
of the community. It is essential that pupils adhere to these and exercise a
common sense approach at all times.
21.2 Virus control measures will include:
a. Regular hand sanitisation.
a. Regular hand washing for at least 20 seconds.
b. Face covering to be worn whilst walking around the school campus during
the school day.
c. Maintaining social distancing between other year groups and staff.
d. To comply with temperature and any other COVID related testing as
required by the school.
e. To follow directional signage as appropriate (expect in emergency).
f. To report any symptoms relating to coronavirus to a member of staff.
21.2.1 This list is not exhaustive and measures may be added/removed or altered to
keep up to date with latest government guidance.
21.3 Sanctions will be applied to any pupil who is either deliberately or maliciously
breaking any of the rules outlined above, or acting in a way that could
endanger the health and well-being of others by enabling or encouraging the
potential spread of the virus.
21.3.1 The Senior Deputy Head monitors and regulates the application of sanctions,
and adjudicates the level of sanction.
Issued
Sanction When to use it Consequences
by
COVID Concern All staff Deliberate breach Conversation with the

Level 1 of VCM member of staff and the
sanction to be recorded
on OSIS
COVID Concern HM Deliberate breach of Conversation with HM

Level 2 VCM (second offence) who will inform parents
COVID Concern Senior Deliberate breach of Full suspension for an

Level 3 Deputy VCM (third offence) appropriate number
or any major breach of days
such as breaking, or
visiting a pupil who
School
is in, quarantine or
isolation
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22. Complaints from external parties. Complaints from external parties such as
visiting schools and members of the public will be directed to the Senior
Deputy Head. The Senior Deputy Head will aim to resolve these complaints
through dialogue, over the phone or in person. Where an issue cannot be
resolved informally, the Senior Deputy Head will refer the matter to the Head
who may decide to address the complaint as per Stage 2 and 3 of the Parental
Complaints policy.
23. Recording complaints. The School keeps a written record of all formal
complaints, and the way and stage at which they are resolved
Correspondence, statements and records relating to individual complaints are
kept confidential except where the Secretary of State or a body conducting
an inspection under section 162A of the 2002 Education Act requests access
to them. Welfare of Boarding Pupils ISI is responsible for inspecting welfare
School
arrangements for boarding pupils in all boarding schools in England.

They can be contacted on 020 7600 0100 or isi.net
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Staff, Decem and House Prefect Duties
On each day except Sunday two members of Staff and one member of the Decem
are on duty. Their role is to be a presence around the school campus and town,
and to supervise the Barraclough at lunch and supper.
• Lunch queues are managed by the Form 6 House Prefects in rotation
(see next page)
• Friday Academic Detention is taken by two members of Staff in rotation.
• Duty personnel are listed each day in the Calendar pages.
Staff and Decem Duty Days

The Staff Duty Day starts at morning break and finishes at 19:30. The Decem
Duty Day starts at break and finishes at the end of the formal school day.
AT BREAK
Staff and Decem meet at the front of the Mehra Faculty of Science at 10:45
(Wednesday 10:50); the Decem member should keep an eye on the main campus,
the Staff should walk outward around the campus and into town. Only Form 7 are
allowed into town at break.
Unless they are due in lessons at 11:15 (Wednesday 11:25), the Duty Staff and
Decem should be at the zebra crossing on Station Road at the end of break to
manage the road crossing. Late pupils should be reported to Housemasters or
given a 2 day morning sign in.
AT LUNCH
Lunch for Lower School and Form 3 are covered by Lower School tutors and
designated lunch staff in rotation. Duty Staff and Decem should arrive at the
Barraclough at 13:00.
Lunch queues should be managed by the Form 6 House Prefects, with the Staff and
Decem in support to monitor and intervene if necessary. There should be four
House Prefects on duty each day: two at the door to manage the queue, one in the
servery to communicate re queues and one by the bench to prevent books being
left outside. Pupils should queue in an orderly manner outside the building until
their allotted time, which is listed on the previous page and by the door. Pupils who
arrive before their allotted time should be sent away to return at the correct time.
Queues should not be allowed to build up in the servery, neither should pupils be
allowed to leave books lying on the floor in the foyer or outside the Barraclough.
If house prefects fail to appear please report to the Housemaster/Housemistress.
AFTERNOONS
The Staff and Decem on duty should agree afternoon monitoring according to
lessons and other availability. On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons the
Duty Staff should conduct at least one walk around the town, and check the pubs
between 17:30 and 18:10.
School
AT SUPPER
Supper duty starts at 18:15 and lasts until 19:30. Middle & Upper School must not
be allowed in until 18:15 to allow Lower School to go through. The Duty House
Prefects should arrive by 19:15 to clear up.
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2020
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH
Su Mo Tu We Th F Sa Su Mo Tu We Th F Sa Su Mo Tu We Th F Sa
1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
26 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 29 30 31
APRIL MAY JUNE

1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
26 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30
31
JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER

1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 5
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
26 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30
30 31
OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 27 28 29 30 31
School
Leave out weekends are shaded for ease of identification (Lower School only in
darker shading) - they are not holidays as such and timings for each weekend
should be checked in the main section of the calendar or direct with the school
before any arrangements are made.
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2021
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH
1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 28 29 30 31
31
APRIL MAY JUNE

1 2 3 1 1 2 3 4 5
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
25 26 27 28 29 30 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30
30 31
JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER

1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30
OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31
31
School
Leave out weekends are shaded for ease of identification (Lower School only in
darker shading) - they are not holidays as such and timings for each weekend
should be checked in the main section of the calendar or direct with the school
before any arrangements are made.
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Lower 1 Timetable B
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 09:00 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55
House House House

Tutorial Tutorial
Time Time Time
09:10 - 10:30 09:10 - 10:30 09:10 - 10:30 09:10 - 10:30 09:10 - 10:30
1 1 1 1 1
Break Break Break Break Break
11:15 - 12:45 11:15 - 12:45 11:15 - 12:45 11:15 - 12:45 11:15 - 12:45
2 2 2 2 2
12:50 12:50 12:50 12:50 12:50
Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
14:00 - 15:30 14:00 - 15:30 13:45 - 14:20 14:00 - 15:30 14:00 - 16:00
3 3 Form Time 3 Sport
Break Break 14:30 - 16:30 Break Break
16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45
Music
School
Ensembles
Sport
16:45 - 18:00
Sport 4 Orchestra
239
Form 1 Timetable B
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 09:00 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55
House House House House

Tutorial Tutorial
Time Time Time Time
09:05 - 10:35 09:05 - 10:35 09:05 - 10:35 09:05 - 10:35 09:05 - 10:35 09:05 - 10:35
1 1 1 1 1 1
Break Break Break Break Break Break
11:20 - 12:50 11:20 - 12:50 11:20 - 12:50 11:20 - 12:50 11:20 - 12:50 11:20 - 12:50
2 2 2 2 2 2
12:55 12:55 12:55 12:55 12:55 12:55
Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
14:05 - 15:35 14:05 - 15:35 13:45 - 14:20 14:05 - 15:35 14:00 - 16:00
3
16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45
Music
School
Ensembles
Sport
16:45 - 18:00
Sport 4 Orchestra 4
240
Form 2 Timetable B
08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 09:00 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55
House House House House

Tutorial Tutorial
Time Time Time Time
09:10 - 10:40 09:10 - 10:40 09:10 - 10:40 09:10 - 10:40 09:10 - 10:40 09:10 - 10:40
1 1 1 1 1 1
11:15 - 12:55 11:15 - 12:55 11:15 - 12:55 11:15 - 12:55 11:15 - 12:55 11:15 - 12:55
2 2 2 2 2 2
13:00 13:00 13:00 13:00 13:00 13:00
14:10 - 15:40 14:10 - 15:40 13:45 - 14:20 14:10 - 15:40 14:00 - 16:00
3
16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45
Music
School
Ensembles
Sport
16:45 - 18:00
Sport 4 Orchestra 4
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Lower School Winter 2nd Half Term and Spring Term
08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 09:00 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55
Tutorial Assembly 0 Chapel Tutorial
09:00 - 09:50 09:00 - 09:50 09:05 - 09:55 09:00 - 09:50 09:00 - 09:50 08:35 - 09:25
1 1 1 1 1 1
09:55 - 10:45 09:55 - 10:45 10:00 - 10:50 09:55 - 10:45 09:55 - 10:45 09:30 - 10:20
2 2 2 2 2 2
Tutor House
Meetings
11:15 - 12:05 11:15 - 12:05 11:25 - 12:15 11:15 - 12:05 11:15 - 12:05 10:45 - 11:35
3 3 3 3 3 3
12:10 - 12:35 12:10 - 12:35 12:20 - 12:45 12:10 - 12:35 12:10 - 12:35 11:40 - 12:30
4 4 4 4 4
12:40 - 13:00 12:40 - 13:00 12:40 - 13:00 12:40 - 13:00 12:40 - 13:00
Lunch
13:15 - 13:55 13:15 - 13:55 13:15 - 13:55 13:15 - 13:55 13:15 - 13:55
Choir/
Choir/ Music
Occasional
Cantamus Groups
Meetings
14:05 - 15:45 14:05 - 14:55 14:05 - 15:50 14:05 - 14:55 14:05 - 15:45
5 5
GAMES GAMES GAMES
15:00 - 15:50 15:00 - 15:50
14:15 - 15:35 14:15 - 15:40 14:15 - 15:35
6 6
Break Break Break Break
16:05 - 16:55 16:15 - 18:00 16:15 - 18:00 16:15 - 17:50
5 Drama
MUSIC Rehearsal
School
17:00 - 17:50 GROUPS/ Spring & Activities

ACTIVITIES Summer
Term
6
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Form 3 Timetable B
08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 09:00 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55
Review House House House House House

Meeting Time Time Time Time Time
09:00 - 10:30 09:00 - 10:30 09:00 - 10:30 09:00 - 10:30 09:00 - 10:30 09:00 - 10:30
1 1 1 1 1 1
11:15 - 12:45 11:15 - 12:45 11:15 - 12:45 11:15 - 12:45 11:15 - 12:45 11:15 - 12:45
2 Sport 2 Sport 2 2
12:50 - 13:05 12:50 - 13:05 12:50 - 13:05 12:50 - 13:05 12:50 - 13:05 12:50 - 13:05
14:00 - 15:30 14:00 - 15:30 14:00 - 15:30 14:00 - 15:30 14:00 - 15:30
Sport
3 3 3 3 3
16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 4
Music
16:45 - 18:00
Optional Perspectives
School
Prep for Tutorial

Summer Prep
Boarders Optional 16:15 - 16:50
Sport Orchestra
Summer
Sport
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Form 3 Winter 2nd Half Term and Spring Term
08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 09:00 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55
Review Chapel/ Congo/ Chapel/

House Time
Meeting House Assembly House
09:00 - 09:50 09:00 - 09:50 09:05 - 09:55 09:00 - 09:50 09:00 - 09:50 08:35 - 09:25
1 1 1 1 1 1
09:55 - 10:45 09:55 - 10:45 10:00 - 10:50 09:55 - 10:45 09:55 - 10:45 09:30 - 10:20
2 2 2 2 2 2
Tutor House
Meetings
11:15 - 12:05 11:30 - 13:00 11:25 - 12:15 11:30 - 13:00 11:15 - 12:05 10:45 - 11:35
3 3 3 3
12:10 - 12:35 GAMES 12:20 - 12:50 GAMES 12:10 - 12:35 11:40 - 12:30
4 Tutorial 4 4
12:50 - 14:00 13:25 - 14:00 12:50 - 14:00 13:25 - 14:00 12:50 - 14:00
Lunch
14:05 - 15:50 14:05 - 14:55 14:05 - 14:55 14:05 - 14:55 14:05 - 15:50
5 5 5
Citizenship
Activities 15:00 - 15:50 15:00 - 15:50 15:00 - 15:50 &
Life Skills
6 6 6
Break 15:55 - 16:45 Break
16:05 - 16:55 7 16:05 - 16:55
17:00 - 17:45
5 5
School
17:00 - 17:50 17:00 - 17:50

House Time
6 6
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Form 4 Timetable B
08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 09:00 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55

09:05 - 10:35 09:05 - 10:35 09:05 - 10:35 09:05 - 10:35 09:05 - 10:35 09:05 - 10:35
1 1 1 1 1 1
11:20 - 12:50 11:20 - 12:50 11:20 - 12:50 11:20 - 12:50 11:20 - 12:50 11:20 - 12:50
2 2 2 2 2 2
Day 12.55 Day 12.55 Day 12.55 Day 12.55 Day 12.55 Day 12.55
Boarding 13.05 Boarding 13.05 Boarding 13.05 Boarding 13.05 Boarding 13.05 Boarding 13.05
14:05 - 15:35 14:05 - 15:35 14:05 - 15:35 14:05 - 15:35 14:05 - 15:35
Sport Sport Sport

3 14:15 - 16:15
3 14:15 - 16:15
3
16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45
Music 4
16:45 - 18:00 Orchestra
Optional
School
Service Tutorial Supported

Optional Summer
option 16:15 - 16:50 Study
Summer Sport
Home
Sport
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Form 5 Timetable B
08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 09:00 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55

09:10 - 10:40 09:10 - 10:40 09:10 - 10:40 09:10 - 10:40 09:10 - 10:40 09:10 - 10:40
1 1 1 1 1 1
11:25 - 12:55 11:25 - 12:55 11:25 - 12:55 11:25 - 12:55 11:25 - 12:55 11:25 - 12:55
2 2 2 2 2 2
14:10 - 15:40 14:10 - 15:40 14:10 - 15:40 14:10 - 15:40 14:10 - 15:40
Sport Sport Sport

3 14:15 - 16:15
3 14:15 - 16:15
3
16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45
Music 4
16:45 - 18:00 Orchestra
Optional
School

Optional Summer
Summer Sport
Home
Sport
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Form 6 Timetable B
08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 09:00 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55

09:15 - 10:45 09:15 - 10:45 09:15 - 10:45 09:15 - 10:45 09:15 - 10:45 09:15 - 10:45
1 1 1 1 1 1
11:30 - 13:00 11:30 - 13:00 11:30 - 13:00 11:30 - 13:00 11:30 - 13:00 11:30 - 13:00
2 2 2 2 2 2
14:15 - 15:45 14:15 - 15:45 14:15 - 15:45 14:15 - 15:45 14:15 - 15:45
Sport Sport Sport

3 14:15 - 16:15
3 14:15 - 16:15
3
16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45
Music 4
16:45 - 18:00 Orchestra
Optional
School

Optional Summer
Summer Sport
Home
Sport
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Form 7 Timetable B
08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 09:00 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55

09:15 - 10:45 09:15 - 10:45 09:15 - 10:45 09:15 - 10:45 09:15 - 10:45 09:15 - 10:45
1 1 1 1 1 1
11:30 - 13:00 11:30 - 13:00 11:30 - 13:00 11:30 - 13:00 11:30 - 13:00 11:30 - 13:00
2 2 2 2 2 2
Girls 13:15 Girls 13:15 Girls 13:15 Girls 13:15 Girls 13:15 Girls 13:15
Boys 13:25 Boys 13:25 Boys 13:25 Boys 13:25 Boys 13:25 Boys 13:25
14:15 - 15:45 14:15 - 15:45 14:15 - 15:45 14:15 - 15:45 14:15 - 15:45
Sport Sport Sport

3 14:15 - 16:15
3 14:15 - 16:15
3
16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45 16:15 - 17:45
Music 4
16:45 - 18:00 Orchestra
Optional
School

Optional Summer
Summer Sport
Home
Sport
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Form 4, 5 & Upper School Winter 2nd Half Term and Spring Term
08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 09:00 08:35 - 08:55 08:35 - 08:55
Review Chapel/ Congo/ Chapel/

House Time
Meeting House Assembly House
09:00 - 09:50 09:00 - 09:50 09:05 - 09:55 09:00 - 09:50 09:00 - 09:50 08:35 - 09:25
1 1 1 1 1 1
09:55 - 10:45 09:55 - 10:45 10:00 - 10:50 09:55 - 10:45 09:55 - 10:45 09:30 - 10:20
2 2 2 2 2 2
Tutor House
Meetings
11:15 - 12:05 11:15 - 12:05 11:25 - 12:15 11:15 - 12:05 11:15 - 12:05 10:45 - 11:35
3 3 3 3 3 3
12:10 - 13:00 12:10 - 13:00 12:20 - 13:00 12:10 - 13:00 12:10 - 13:00 11:40 - 12:30
4 4 Tutorial 4 4 4
13:00 - 14:00 13:00 - 14:00 13:00 - 14:00 13:00 - 14:00 13:00 - 14:00 12:40 - 13:30
14:05 - 15:50 14:15 - 16:30 14:05 - 14:55 14:15 - 16:30 14:05 - 15:50
5
Activities 15:00 - 15:50 Activities
GAMES 6 GAMES
Break 15:55 - 16:45 Break
16:05 - 16:55 16:05 - 16:55

7
5 5
17:00 - 17:50 17:00 - 17:45 17:00 - 17:50
School
6 House Time 6
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Campus Map

1 Main School Reception LOWER SCHOOL HOUSES
& Admissions
26 Ancaster
2 School Chapel
26 Hodges Boarding
3 Old Hall in School House
26 Lincoln
4 College House: Oakham School
26 Lower School Reception
Foundation & OO Archive
26 Peterborough
5 Old School
26 Sargants
6 Jerwood School of Design
6 Wheelhouse Gallery MIDDLE SCHOOL HOUSES
7 Ashburton Hall 27 Chapmans

8 Johnson Building 28 Haywoods
9 School Shop 29 Wharflands
10 Ashburton Building 30 Stevens

31 Buchanans
11 Merton Building
32 Rushebrookes
12 Faculty of Social Sciences
33 Gunthorpe
13 Medical & Pastoral Centre
33 Hambleton
14 Richard Bull Art and Design
Centre 34 Barrow
15 Estates Office, 71 Station Road 34 Clipsham
16 Deanscroft UPPER SCHOOL HOUSES

17 Music School 35 School House
18 Queen Elizabeth Theatre, QET 36 Round House
19 Computer Science and ICT
Support SPORTS FACILITIES
20 Barraclough Dining Hall 37 CCF Headquarters and Range
21 Careers and Higher Education 38 Farside Playing Fields
Department 39 Doncaster Close Playing Fields
21 Library, Smallbone Sports Hall, Swimming Pool
40
22 Wilson Auditorium and Fitness Centre
23 Mehra Faculty of Science 41 Wilson Top Astro
24 Bowes Room 42 Crista Cullen Astro
25 Bursary 43 Haywoods and Chapmans Courts

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44 Wilson Playing Fields and Pavilion

45 BAF Smith Pavilion
46 Kilburn Cottage Sports Office
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Et quasi cursores vitai lampada tradunt
Like runners they [we] pass on the torch of life
Lucretius’ De Rerum Natura book II

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School List

Senior Leadership Team; Oakham School Foundation 3

Aims of the School 4

Headmasters, Chairmen of Trustees, Visitors of the School 6

Staff Common Room Committee; SALCOM; Parent/Teacher Commitee 7

Old Oakhamian Club; Archives; Useful Numbers 8

Staff Information School Information

Teaching Staff Initials 10 Games 197

Support Staff Initials 13 Societies 198

Staff Directory (Alphabetical) 15 Smallbone Library &

Pupil Information Personal & Confidential

Future Term Dates 184 Year Planner 2020/2021 237

The School Week 188 Timetables 239

Weekly Activities 189 Map & Key 250

Director of Operations and Strategic Planning & Clerk to the Trustees:

Oakham School Foundation

• The School aims to provide pupils with a range of opportunities to develop

• The School is a Christian foundation which aims to encourage pupils

Our Strategic Vision

Strategic Objectives (2018-2023)

• To communicate the school’s evolving educational provision as effectively as

1875 Reorganisation of the School

1875 - 1879 Robert Tabraham, BA

SALCOM (Salaries Committee)

Further information can be found on the school website -

Jerwoods Burley Road, Oakham LE15 6DJ

Bursary 15 - 17 Station Road, Oakham, Rutland LE15 6QT

Foundation College House, Church Street, Oakham LE15 6AA

Deanscroft Station Road, Oakham LE15 6QU

The Barraclough Ashwell Road, Oakham LE15 6QG

Estates Department 71 Station Road, Oakham LE15 6QT

Richard Bull Centre Kilburn Road, Oakham LE15 6QN

Computer Science Centre Ashwell Road, Oakham LE15 6QG

Smallbone Library Ashwell Road, Oakham LE15 6QG

Mehra Faculty of Science Station Road, Oakham LE15 6QT

Queen Elizabeth Theatre Ashwell Road, Oakham LE15 6QG

Medical Centre, School Shop Station Road, Oakham LE15 6QT

Print Services Ashwell Road, Oakham LE15 6QG

Wilson Pavilion Ashwell Road, Oakham

BAF Smith Pavilion Kilburn Road, Oakham LE15 6QL

DNA Ashton, Mr Dmitriy N

RKJ Johnston, Miss Renae K YSS Sandison, Ms Yvonne S

KLL Laughton, Mrs Kim L SC Clark, Miss Sharon

VA Adams, Mrs Victoria J Acting Interim Catering Manager 790

SB2 Bent, Mrs Sue Wharflands: Matron 741

TB3 Black, Mrs Teresa Minibus Driver 590

HVC Campion, Miss Hannah V, BA MA Geography 551

KC Curtis, Ms Kay, BA English 586

Computer Science 526

BJE Edwards, Mr Ben J, BA School House: Resident Tutor 716

MIF Ford, Mrs Maria-Ioana Visiting Music Staff: Classical/

Haywoods: Housemaster 748

JEG Griffiths, Mrs Joanne E, MChem Head of Chemistry 517

AJ2 Jarvis, Mr Andrew M, BSc Visiting Sports Coach 503

MAK Kane, Mrs Maxine A, BSc FCA Finance Bursar 835

KL Long, Ms Katie, BSc Ass. Head Academic and Curriculum

JRM Mohan, Miss Jenna R, BSc Rushebrookes: Resident Tutor 764

SCM Murphy, Miss Sarah C, BA Drama, Theatre & Dance 654

NSP Paddock, Mr Nigel S, BSocSc Registrar

JNJR Roberts, Mr James NJ, MA Head of History 590

EGR Roe, Mrs Emma G, BEng Stevens: Housemistress 770

CJS Simpson, Mrs Caroline J, BA Geography 551

MLT Titcombe, Mrs Michelle L, BA Learning Support