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The First Word... Bromsgrovians BROMSGROVIANS connected BROMSGROve’s AlUMNI MAGAZINE ISSUE 2 2015/16 Welcome from the Chairman As I write, the curtain has come down on the Rugby World Cup. It’s been an outstanding tournament drawing Reunited: Old Bromsgrovians at the Pre-1960s Reunion enjoy a tour of the School with current pupils together players and fans from around the world through one common thread – a love of rugby. It occurred to me that The first word... the community of Old Bromsgrovians – with the common thread of an I count myself in nothing else so happy education in Worcestershire - is an As in a soul remembering my good friends. even more diverse group with alumni in 2015 scattered all over the globe. (Richard II) Some return home, having completed their studies at Bromsgrove, with the There’s nothing more tiresome to a teenager At every reunion that we host, evidence School now attracting students from than a Headmaster trying to tell them what abounds of the lasting influence of School over 45 countries. Others have seized will one day come to pass. The adolescent friends. From those who left a mere five the opportunity to travel and pursue brain is hardwired for ‘now’ – the future is years before to those who recall life at their careers on the international stage. an afterthought. Promises that hard work Bromsgrove during the War, all are shaped pays off, bad habits become ingrained, by those fellows with whom they shared a In either case it’s inspirational to hear digital indiscretions come back to haunt and class, a meal, a dorm, a triumph or a defeat. how a Bromsgrove education empowers broken hearts mend - all usually fall upon Whatever other relationships we form in life, students to go on and really make their deaf ears. Accordingly, I try not to patronize our earliest and most formative are forged at mark on the world. Enjoy reading about our pupils by constantly predicting their School. Hence the great strength of our OB their exploits and make sure that you tell future for them. community. us about yours too. However, on one issue it’s hard to bite PETER CLAGUE HANS ROSTRUP my tongue. The friendships they form at HEADMASTER CHAIRMAN Bromsgrove will sustain them for a lifetime and I unashamedly remind them of that at any opportunity. IN THIS ISSUE: The year in photographs… The inside story: Stephen Page… News from your era… A Level, IB, BTEC and GCSE Pupils celebrated their superb exam results over Picture This… the Summer. 85% A*, A & B at A level, 39 point average for IB and 85% A* to B A LOOK bacK at THE acaDEMic YEAR 2014/15. at GCSE. William Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale was the School’s major production of the year. Remembrance Day 2014 was a poignant occasion this year, coinciding with the 100th anniversary of WWI. Pupils, Parents and Old Bromsgrovians joined together CCF cadets planted a memorial to celebrate the School’s annual garden near the Armoury to Commemoration Day. We were remember the thousands of soldiers particuarly delighted to welcome killed in the Wars. a group of former pupils from The dining room, originally opened in 1965 by The Queen Wendron-Gordon who were Mother, has undergone a complete transformation over the last 12 celebrating their 20th anniversary. months. The dining hall officially re-opened to hundreds of excited and hungry pupils and staff in September 2015. Hazeldene, the first of the girls’ day Houses to undergo refurbishment over the summer of 2015, re-opened and was ready for business at the start of term in September. Thomas Cookes, the oldest House on campus, is now undergoing its own The cast of LEAR Inc. performed a six-day run of the extensive refurbishment works. drama production at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August 2015. They were delighted to see a number of Parents, Old Bromsgrovians and Friends of the School in the audience. Fauré’s Reqiuem and Cantique de Jean Racine as well as Ralph Vaughan Williams’ Five Mystical Songs were performed by the Choral Society. Bromsgrove School continued A momentous occasion for the whole the partnership with the school occured in March 2015 - the Bromsgrove International 1st XV won the NatWest Schools Young Musicians’ Competition Cup at Twickenham, playing against (BIYMC), holding their four-day Dulwich College in the final. music competition in Routh Hall. On recent overseas trips, CCF cadets have provided an honour guard under the Menin Gate in Ypres for the Act of Remembrace and completed project work at a Picture This… remote community school in Kwazulu Natal. EXTRA-CURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2014/15. As Deputy Head (Co-Curricula), Paul Mullan is responsible for the wider variety of academic extension activities that occur at Bromsgrove School. Here, he The CCF has a strength of 400 cadets, and we are gives you a run down from the 2014/15 proud of our partnership with two local high schools. academic year. Through Community Action, pupils work in the local community, participating in daily activities at residential homes, charity shops, animal welfare charities and ICT help Our Chapel Choir sang Evensong at within the local area. Peterborough Cathedral and featured heavily in the commercial CD recording of Advent to Christmas. There were no fewer than 275 singers present on the recording from Year 2 to Upper Sixth. Thirty-four pupils have received their Gold Duke of Edinbugh Award since September, with a further eighty gaining Silver and “Extra-Curricular gives 134 gaining Bronze. A Bromsgrove School expedition pupils a wide range of party worked closely with the Good Hope orphanage and school in opportunities.” Arusha, Tanzania. The pupils raised over £1000 to help the school build a library. The Fourth Form performed in the National Theatre Connections Festival, Whilst there, Bromsgrove pupils with an interpretation of The Accordion spent a full day with the local Shop. community, painting three classrooms, planting trees around the grounds and speaking to the children. Sixth Form teams reached the Bromsgrove School is currently ranked 5th best Regional Finals of the Debating Matters independent school for sport and 2nd best co- and European Youth Parliament educational school, awarded by School Sport competitions, whilst others made it to Magazine. the Quarter-Finals of the English-Speaking Union Mace The boys’ athletics team are ranked in the top twelve Competition and won the Michael Holt schools in the country, the U18 basketball team were Debate. County Champions in 2014, the senior cricketers won the Chesterton Cup for the third year running, the golf team finished 10th in the National Schools’ Championships, the U18 girls made it to the Indoor Hockey National Finals and the U18 netballers reached the Quarter-Finals of the Independent Schools’ Competition. Hazeldene Housman Hall Charlie Clemmow (1997-2004) visited the School with cameraman Ben About You Hoffman, talking about their media careers. As well as being a cameraman, FIND OUT WHat OLD BROMSGROVIANS FROM YOUR ERA ARE DOING NOW. Ben is a wildlife documentary maker and Charlie enjoys a successful stage We recently discovered this feature in and television career. Now magazine, with Ollie Frost (2006- Philip Mennie (1999-2005) visited 2008) as their resident expert sports Elmshurst nutritionist. Keep up the good work Ollie! Philip Langford and Philip Hobson Bromsgrove during the summer term (both 1947-1952) visited the School in with his wife and daughter to look the Summer term. Interestingly, they around the School. were born on the same day, joined Former pupils as well as former and School and were in Elmshurst at the current staff joined together to celebrate same time and later went into the the opening of the newly refurbished Law profession together. They have Housman Hall and the two new remained lifelong friends. During their residential wings. Guests were amazed visit to Bromsgrove, Mr Langford and by the transformation and delighted in Mr Hobson enjoyed a tour of the School being shown around by current pupils with a current Elmshurst pupil and also from the House. met with the Deputy Headmaster, Philip Alex Cook (1997-2001) was presented Connie E (2013-2015) took part in Bowen. They later attended the History with a Bromsgrove School tour tie as Convocation Day at Northeastern of the School presentation that evening, a memento by the Singapore Select University, celebrating the start of Eric Lai (2001-2006) recently got where they reminisced about their captain, after the School played Mad Cap Theatre Productions, run by the new academic year. Connie said in touch, as he was one of the first school days. against the team on a stop over Emma Hobday (2006-2008) performed that there would never be a prouder Since December 2014, James Goodall students to stay in Housman Hall in ahead of their tour to Australia in July at the Artrix in Bromsgrove at the end moment than holding her country’s (2007-2014) has been training as 2004 (called Perry Hall back then). 2015. Unfortunately Alex was away of May and also enjoyed a short run of flag amongst the other 127 nations a Charity Apprentice, alongside his He remembers with fond memories his on business when the School visited, UK theatres with their show, Postcards represented. degree. James is currently in Kisumu, Houseparents Mr and Mrs Hayward, and the tie was given to him after the from the Seaside. The part of Lester Kenya working with street children especially how kind and supportive Singaporean captain discovered that he Duvall was played by Nick Baldock orphaned by AIDS and malaria. they were. Eric joined the House with was an Old Bromsgrovian himself.
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