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Belfast City Guide VISIT BELFAst OFFICIAL GUIDE GAME ON #WRWC2017 #BRINGIT RWCWOMENS.COM WOMEN’S RUGBY WORLD CUP 2017 Tournament Schedule SEMI-FINAL & FINALS STages, BELFAST TUESDAY 22 AUGUST SAA TURD Y 26 AUGUST QUEEN’S SPORT QUEEN’S SPORT AT UPPER MALONE AT UPPER MALONE 10th V 11th Seed 12.00 11th Place Play-off 12.00 9th V 12th Seed 14.30 9th Place Play-off 14.30 6th V 7th Seed 17.00 7th Place Play-off 17.00 KINGSPAN STADIUM KINGSPAN STADIUM 5th V 8th Seed 14.00 5th Place Play-off 14.30 2nd V 3rd Seed 17.00 3rd Place Play-off 17.00 1st V 4th Seed 19.45 FINAL 19.45 Tickets available from: 2 VISITBELFAST.COM WOMEN’S RUGBY WORLD CUP 2017 Visit Belfast WELCOME Welcome Centre +44 (0)28 9024 6609 TO BELfasT visitbelfast.com 9 Donegall Square North, Belfast BT1 5GB Visit Belfast is delighted to welcome the Women’s Rugby Directly opposite front of Belfast City Hall World Cup Ireland 2017 to the city and we are looking forward to some exciting on-pitch action! We hope you enjoy the famous Belfast welcome while you are here. During your stay, if you need any assistance, please call into the Visit Belfast Welcome Centre on Donegall Square North Free (directly opposite Belfast City Hall). Belfast City Guide ST OFFICIAL GUIDE MAY–AUGUST 2017 VISIT BELFA You can telephone us on +44 (0)28 9024 6609 or check out our SUMMER EDITION GAME ON! CATCH THE BEST TION website visitbelfast.com. You can also let us know how your visit SPORTING AC THIS SUMMER Pick up your SOUNDS OF is going via social media by using #visitbelfast THE CITY ENJOY A SIZZLING free copy of LINE-UP OF OUTDOOR MUSIC FESTIVALS SCHOOL’S the Belfast City OUT S GREAT DAY OUT FOR ALL Guide in the Have a wonderful stay! THE FAMILY Visit Belfast SUMMER IN THE CITY Get out and about and enjoy Belfast! Welcome Centre. Stay in Belfast Looking for a comfy place to stay? Of course you are! You’re guaranteed to find it right here in Belfast. From 5 star hotels, guest houses, bed & breakfast, hostels, self-catering and camping & caravanning, you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for and within your budget. Go online to find out more: visitbelfast.com/stay-in-belfast discovernorthernireland.com VISITBELFAST.COM 3 WOMEN’S RUGBY WORLD CUP 2017 Venue Information KINGSPAN STADIUM Kingspan Stadium, the home of Ulster Rugby, is located just 10 minutes from the City Centre with great transport links from the two main airports and train stations. Developed fully in 2014 to a capacity of 18,000 offering both Seated and Terrace viewing where fans are at the heart of the action. Its outstanding facilities and renowned atmosphere make it one of the best Rugby Stadiums in the UK and Ireland. HOW TO GET THERE? By Bus - Special WRWC Service on game days (£3.50) By Taxi - Call Fonacab on +44 (0)28 9033 3333. departing from Europa Bus Centre every 10 minutes from 13.05 until 18.55 and returning Park & Ride - Free Park and Ride facilities are located from Mount Merrion Avenue/Kingspan Stadium at Pirrie Park (off Ardenlee Avenue) on the Ravenhill every 10 minutes from 15.35 until 22.05. Road side of the Stadium and also on Montgomery Road (opposite Podium for Sport). Complimentary - Translink Metro Service (£3 promotional day buses run along these routes 90 minutes prior to ticket). Number 6, Cregagh Road Corridor (green kick-off and 90 minutes after the final whistle. line) from Chichester Street to Cregagh Road. For full details visit www.translink.co.uk/metro For Kingspan Stadium FAQs visit: ulsterrugby.com/fans/faq Bar/Concessions Shop Tickets Member's Bar Toilets Education & Museum Facilities First Aid FAN ZONE A&L Goodbody A&L Lounge & GOODBODY LOUNGE VIP Boxes 4 VISITBELFAST.COM WOMEN’S RUGBY WORLD CUP 2017 Venue Information Queen’S SPORT UPPER MALONE Located 2 miles from the iconic Queen’s University Lanyon Building, Queen’s Sport at Upper Malone is a world class centre for student sport. Women’s Rugby World Cup 2017 play-off matches will be held on the main Arena pitch – a fibre sand reinforced natural grass pitch. The Arena pitch has a permanent grandstand with seating for 330 spectators as well as access for standing and has been used in recent years to host top level rugby matches at national, student and school’s level. HOW TO GET THERE? By Bus - Translink Metro Service (£3 promotional day Park & Ride - Access from City Centre via ticket). Number 8 A, B or C, Malone Road Corridor University Road leading onto Malone Road exit at (purple line) from Donegall Square East to Malone Upper Malone Road. Limited car parking spaces Road. For full details visit www.translink.co.uk/metro are available at Queen’s Sport via Upper Malone Road entrance. By Taxi - Call Fonacab on +44 (0)28 9033 3333. For Queen’s Sport Upper Malone queries: [email protected] Synthetic Pitch Grass Pitch Clubhouse Trim Trail Grass Changing Rooms Floodlit VISITBELFAST.COM 5 WOMEN’S RUGBY WORLD CUP 2017 MUST SEE Check out our bucket list for the must see places you don’t want to miss on any visit to Belfast this summer. For lots of other ideas on things to see and do, check out visitbelfast.com/things-to-do HISTORY 01 FAMILY FUN 04 EXPERIENCE 10 Belfast City Hall Ulster Museum Crown Liquor Saloon Visitor Exhibition A rich collection of art, history The ornate Victorian exterior The Visitor Exhibition takes and natural sciences tells the and delightful interior visitors on a journey from the story of the people of the north of make the Crown Bar one of city’s past to present, enjoy Ireland from earliest times to the Belfast’s treasures since a free tour of Belfast’s most present day. Impressive galleries 1884. Enjoy a hearty pub iconic building (1906) and within and interactive discovery zones lunch and a unique selection the grounds, visit the Titanic bring history, science and art of real ales and local brews. Memorial Garden. collections to life. HISTORY 02 OUTDOORS 05 BEST VIEW 07 Titanic Belfast Botanic Gardens - QUB The Dome at Recently crowned the World’s Explore the Palm House and Victoria Square Leading Tourist Attraction, this Tropical Ravine and take a trip Boasting 360º views across the state of the art visitor experience to the neighbouring Ulster city, don’t miss taking the lift tells the story of the Titanic, from Museum or historic Queen’s to the top, along with 4 levels construction to her launch and University. of exceptional shopping, great subsequent place in history. places to eat and an 8 screen Odeon cinema. EXPERIENCE 08 OUTDOORS 11 Crumlin Road Gaol Belfast Castle/Cave Hill Try life behind bars with a tour of Offering spectacular views over the 150 year old gaol and learn the city, a hike to the top of Cave first-hand how this Victorian Hill is well worth the effort. At the prison evolved through history. base you can explore the gardens of the stunning Castle or relax over afternoon tea. EXPERIENCE 06 HMS Caroline SHOPPING 03 Discover the fascinating history St George’s Market of this World War One survivor Oozing Victorian charm, the and learn about life of the crew Friday, Saturday and Sunday 100 years ago through a range market offer some of the finest of exciting interactive exhibits. fresh produce, local arts and crafts, hot food stalls and great live music. HISTORY 09 EXPERIENCE 12 Belfast Cathedral Stormont Parliament Take a personal audio tour of Buildings Belfast’s magnificent St Anne’s Visitors can take a free tour of the Cathedral. Discover its rich building and explore the beautiful historic artefacts and learn surroundings of the Stormont about the people who helped Estate. to shape this sacred place. 6 VISITBELFAST.COM WOMEN’S RUGBY WORLD CUP 2017 WHAT’S ON From music and dance to sport and culture, check out our guide to some of the biggest events happening across the city. For the full list, check out visitbelfast.com/whats-on SPORT MCE Ulster Grand Prix 6–12 August Dundrod The thrilling event returns to the famous Dundrod circuit for a week of fast paced road racing. MUSIC ulstergrandprix.net Belfast Vital 23 & 26 August Boucher Playing Fields Belfast will be filled with the sound of music as the annual festival returns, headlined by Muse joined by Biffy Clyro and Tiësto joined by Clean Bandit. ticketmaster.ie CULTURE FESTIVAL FESTIVAL Summer Beach Party Open House Festival Twilight Market 1-31 August Hilden Beer & Music Festival 1–2 August Bangor 25-27 August St George’s Market 130 unique events bringing Lisburn Back by popular demand, the together the best international Celebrating its 35th year, award winning market opens and local talent for a month of enjoy a selection of live music, its doors for 2 very special music, theatre, film and more. complemented by a range of evenings with live music, food openhousebangor.com local ales, beer and spirits. demonstrations, local food and drinks and unique crafts. FESTIVAL CULTURE stgeorgesmarket.com SPORT Eastside Arts Festival Belfast Mela 3–13 August UEFA Women’s Under-19 27 August CELEBRATION Various Venues Championship 2017 Botanic Gardens 8–20 August Belfast Pride An annual summer festival that The Belfast Mela returns to 28 July – 6 August showcases the brilliant creative Venues across NI Botanic Gardens for its 10th Various Venues talent that lies within East Belfast, NI will play host to eight national anniversary of a multi-cultural A 10 day celebration including as it serves up a sizzling feast teams during this prestigious celebration of music, dance, debates, film, music & drama, of events.
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    GUILDFORDHighlights HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE | 2019 CONTENTS CONTENTS WHAT’S INSIDE WELCOME ALUMNI COMMUNITY 2019 ISSUE ALUMNI FEATURES 05 Editor’s Letter 26 'Call me Loop' 06 Welcome from the Headmistress 28 A career in the arts 30 ‘Meet Me on the Riviera’ GHS NEWS 32 A ‘Creative Well’ of memories 34 400th Anniversary portrait 2019 LEAVERS’ SNAPSHOT 36 Three generations at GHS 38 Misha's charity collaboration 07 Class of 2019 08 A Level results 2019 09 2019 leavers’ destinations CAREERS AND NETWORK 10 Staff retirements 40 Opening minds 11 Long-serving staff leavers 42 A classical evening with GHS alumni 43 Entrepreneurial Szepietowski sisters GHS FEATURES 44 What’s stopping girls from investing? 12 GHS awarded ‘Best School for Pastoral Care’ 13 A fresh new look for GHS ALUMNI NEWS 14 Words of wisdom from Sir Michael Morpurgo MBE 16 An afternoon with Clare Balding OBE REUNIONS 46 Class of 1964: A birthday celebration SPORT 47 Class of 1970: West Country group 18 Inspiring and Aspiring athletes 47 Class of 1974: A trip to Corfu 48 20 A summer of Lacrosse Class of 1976: Return to GHS after 50 years 50 Classes of 1973-80: A recent get-together DRAMA 51 Class of 2009: 10-year reunion 22 Sixth Formers perform at Edinburgh Fringe ALUMNI NEWS 23 Year 7 pupil stars in West End show ‘Matilda’ 54 Tying the knot MUSIC 56 The wonders of working abroad 59 Cycling for charity 24 10 years for the GHS & RGS Joint Chamber Choir 60 Staying in touch 64 A tribute to Emily Oliver, 1997-2019 66 Obituaries 2 2019 Issue 2019 Issue 3 WELCOME EDITOR’S LETTER pastoral care.