LDBS SCHOOLS NEWSLETTER
ISSUE 15 MAY 2011 We hope you enjoy this and future issues which will be printed at the beginning of every term. “We cannot publish this newsletter without your help!” (More details at the back).
CARRYING THE CANDLE... “The Celebra on of the Advent of Free Educa on for all.” 2011 marks 200 years since Joshua Watson first established the Na onal Society. The LDBS commissioned a candle which is travelling around every Church school in the Diocese, star ng at the Church of St John at Hackney and finishing at St Paul’s Cathedral with a service on 22nd November 2011. A GOVERNOR’S VIEW... “On Friday 11th February, pupils and staff at St John’s, Stanmore held a special service to celebrate the Church of England’s involvement in educa on over the last 200 years. It was a very moving and spiritual me in which the whole school welcomed the passing of a candle from St. Paul’s primary school in Barnet. The des na on of the candle the following week was Holy Trinity Primary school in Northwood. St John’s is the oldest primary school in Harrow, its roots began in 1794, and during the service Mr Steel, Deputy Headteacher and some pupils gave a short presenta on on the history of St John’s. It was exci ng to hear how God has blessed the school over 200 years and how it has become the school we now share as a community today. As a Governor, I was very impressed to see all the pupils from both upper and lower schools sing and listening aen vely. The service finished with everyone singing Shine Jesus Shine – which Pupils from St Mary's & St was very upliing. It was a privilege to be part of such a John's, Hendon; All Saints, Childs Hill and St Mary's High memorable occasion”. Schools held a combined serv- Wri en by: Karen Harle, LDBS Governor ice in St Mary's Parish Church, Hendon - 06.04.11.
25.03.11 - Edward Betham, Greenford passing the candle onto Twyford High
28.03.11 - Twyford High: map with tealights representing LDBS schools LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 15 ~ May 2011 page 1 of 12 ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY OPENS WREN ACADEMY... The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, officially opened Wren Academy, Finchley on Thursday 3rd February 2011. During Dr William’s visit, he unveiled a commemora ve plaque, toured the Academy, conducted a special opening service and took part in a ques on and answer session with students. Principal, Michael Whitworth, said “I am delighted that the Archbishop was able to find the me to visit us. Our students have been absolutely thrilled to see him here. Dr William’s visit is a huge endorsement of the Academy’s progress.” Although the Academy opened to its first cohort of Y7 students in September 2008, the official opening event was arranged to take place once all of the school’s new buildings were complete and in use. Wren Academy now has three year groups, with over 500 young people aending the school. The innova ve and environmentally sustainable building design has been nominated for a number of architectural prizes including the Royal Ins tute of Bri sh Architects (RIBA) awards.
AMAZING GRACE... Our fi h Proms Praise for Schools took place on Tuesday 15th March 2011, at the Royal Albert Hall supported by All Souls Orchestra and Langham Arts. The theme “Amazing Grace” expressed God’s rela onship with his people and the constant reminder that in John Newton’s immortal words,: “I once was lost but now am found, was blind but now I see”. The 200th Anniversary of the “Na onal Society for Promo ng Religious Educa on” was also celebrated and children were introduced benefactress such as Joshua Watson, Angela Burde Cous and those who le us such a fantas c legacy of Church Schools. Choirs who par cipated were: All Saints’, Friern Barnet; Dr Triples, Hayes; St George’s, Freezywater; Holy Trinity, Northwood; John Keble, Harlesden; Sir John Cass Founda on, Aldgate; St Ann’s, Toenham; St John’s, Whetstone; St Marylebone Secondary, Westminster; St Mathew’s, Ponders End; St Paul’s, Winchmore Hill, Stepney Greencoat, Stepney and Tywford High, Ealing. Many more of our schools aended in the audience.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 15 ~ May 2011 page 2 of 12 GET SET... Pupils and teachers at St Mary’s & St John’s, Hendon celebrated on 24th January, when they were officially welcomed to London 2012’s Get Set network, in recogni on of their commitment to the Olympic and Paralympic Values. Less than a dozen primary schools in London have achieved this award and the school is the first in the London Borough of Barnet. The London Organising Commiee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) awarded the school a plaque and cer ficate to acknowledge their involvement in the London 2012 educa on programme. The school will receive access to exclusive compe ons and 2012 Games related opportuni es over the coming years. Iain Crawford, the School Sports Partnership Manager, who presented the school with the plaque and cer ficate, said: “Pupils at St Mary’s & St John’s are excellent examples of how London 2012 is helping to spark young people’s imagina on and inspiring them to get involved and make a difference. They have clearly demonstrated that London 2012’s educa on programme extends far beyond PE and sport and I hope they will mo vate other young people to join their journey.” Graham Hogben, Deputy Headteacher said: ‘Since becoming involved in this ini a ve we have followed a number of themes. In par cular, interna onalism, collabora on and healthy, ac ve lifestyles. The children have come to realise that the games are about much more than spor ng achievement and that values also include respect and friendship.” Guests: Stuart Gray,Principal Inspector L.B. Barnet; Jane Holland, School Sports Coordinator; Iain Crawford, School Sports Partnership Manager. Front: Y6 sports leaders
St Mary’s High, Hendon has also been accepted into the Get Set network.
BREAD EVERY DAY... On Friday 4th March, the St Mary’s High, ST PAUL’S AT ST PAUL’S... Hendon choir performed to a full congrega on ‘Resurgam’ is La n for ‘I will rise again’. This at Trinity Church in Golders Green. The focus inscrip on was found in the ruins of the old cathedral of the service was to highlight the difficul es of and inspired Sir Christopher Wren to combine the Chilean women, and to give thanks to God for resurrec on hope with the idea of the cathedral the support that has been put in place for them rising from the flames of the Great Fire. On Saturday by churches across the world. 22nd January, The theme was ‘How many loaves have you?’ children which was very appropriate as bread is eaten at represented St every meal in Chile and is a part of everyday life. Paul’s, Primrose Hospitality is shown even in the poorest homes Hill at the Patronal by sharing coffee, tea and bread. Eucharist. Schools and churches with the name St Paul’s were invited to aend and parade their school banner. The children designed a fantas c school banner.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 15 ~ May 2011 page 3 of 12 WORLD FAIR... TO SING FOR THE QUEEN... On Friday 25th March, the The Sir John Cass’s Founda on & Redcoat, Stepney whole community came and Stepney Greencoat, Stepney choirs sang for the together to celebrate global Queen at the Royal Founda on of St Katharine on ci zenship at Chelsea 24th March 2011, celebra ng the 60th anniversary Academy’s World Fair. Y7 of the chapel inside this ancient Founda on where students worked hard for six weeks to prepare Her Majesty is the Royal patron. The Chairman of their stalls. The challenge they had been set in the Court, The Lord Lieutenant of Greater London Personal Development lessons was to come up and the Deputy Mayor of London aended and with an enterprise idea that would raise money several for the charity of their choice. Y7 had thought schools of everything, from beat the goalie; sponge a were also student; to cras; nail pain ng; a toy auc on; invited. cakes and fairtrade coffee! The Fair raised an Stepney amazing £730 for various global chari es. Greencoat Primary were the first through FOUNDER’S DAY... the gates The 24th March was the 489th anniversary of followed by the Sir John Cass choir, their the death of Christopher Urswick, who founded Headteacher Haydn Evans and two music teachers Hackney Free & Parochial in 1520. Two services Mr Holder and Mr Moore. were held to commemorate Founder’s day. The morning service was aended by Hackney F & P students and Y2 and 3 students from St John and St James, Hackney. The two schools were once joined as part of Urswick's original vision for free SPITALFIELDS MARKET... educa on for the children of Hackney. The Sir John Cass’s Founda on & Redcoat, Stepney students from the primary school celebrated by were invited by Young Enterprise London to the Pan singing a tradi onal South African folk song while London Trade Fair at Spitalfields Market on 11th Hackney Free drumming group drummed the February 2011. This was a fantas c opportunity for “Hands of Africa” and a rendi on of “Bring on Y10 & Y12 students to use their skills, prac ce their the Rain.” sales skills and see how good their product was Fr Rob, the Rector of St John-at-Hackney, spoke compared to other companies in London. about the importance of having heroes to Y10 students: Imran Ali, Fateha Begum, Ruby Begum, admire and to commemorate. In the evening a Lyleton Oliver Kojo, and Shabina Begum represented special service was held at St John-at-Hackney, their company ‘Kard King’ and made £80.00 selling a celebra ng the recently restored Christopher variety of gree ng cards and sta onery. Urswick chapel which the Right Reverend John Y12 students: Mohie Uddin, Pritchard, Bishop of Oxford aended along with Nahidul Islam, Mahfuz Khan, Richard Brown, Headteacher at Hackney Free Rukan Akkaya, and Mehat and staff. The service ended with a procession Chowdhury represented to the restored Urswick Chapel, for a blessing their company `Style X` and and dedica on by the Bishop. made £55.00 selling muffins. From left: The Head Boy & Girl, Hackney This was their first sales F & P; Bishop of Oxford and Father Rob experience and they were greeted by many successful businessmen and women such as Chris Bates from ‘The Appren ce’ TV show. Both groups enjoyed trading at Spitalfields Market and are now working extremely hard to improve their company and looking forward to forthcoming events.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 15 ~ May 2011 page 4 of 12 PASSION FOR PAPER... TASTER DAY... Pupils of St John’s, Bethnal Green underwent On Tuesday 22nd March, Y4 classes from St an exci ng half term experimen ng with paper. Mary’s & St John’s, Hendon along with two other They twisted, ripped, crumpled, cut and C of E Schools, went to St Mary’s High, Hendon for sculpted a range of papers into intriguing a day of Art and D&T ac vi es. crea ons, many of which were displayed in an On arrival they were split into 3 groups and were exhibi on at the Wallspace Gallery in the city shown around the school by some Y8 students. from 19th - 26th May. Each group were taken to their classrooms to Using the theme of ‘Journeys’, the children complete one of three ac vi es – the first group used their Religious Educa on work as a baked marble fairy cakes, the second designed s mulus and created some reflec ve and and made napkins and the third group made cake emo ve pieces. stands. They used coping saws and files to shape MDF wood and plas c; decorated the stands WORLD BOOK DAY... to make On 4th March, to celebrate World Book Day, them look Sir John Cass’s Founda on & Redcoat, arac ve Stepney teaching and non- and used teaching staff dressed up fabric crayons to colour the Easter napkins and the as characters from their Y8s ironed the paerns on. favourite books. For a small fee, students were invited to enter a EUROPE ON THE DOORSTEP... compe on which In February, 13 teachers from 5 different European countries consisted of guessing who visited St George’s, Freezywater as part of their current the staff were. £496 Comenius project called Search, Share and Achieve. This was collected and involved the children learning about partner countries, taking donated towards part in video conferencing with partner schools, sending school books for regular e-mails and parcels, learning about tradi onal stories Ngweze Secondary from each country, producing e-books and wri ng a script, School in Namibia. ac ng out and filming their own tradi onal story to share with their partner schools in Poland, Austria, Hungary, Spain and Italy. The guests were treated to an ac on packed week: shared a whole school assembly; taught in lessons; toured around Enfield; visited Wright’s historic flour mill; went tree plan ng with the Woodland Trust and finally spent the day in London – the highlight of which was driving into the River Thames on the ‘Duck Tour’.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 15 ~ May 2011 page 5 of 12 FITTEST SCHOOL... ARTIST BOARD... On Friday 28th January, Olympic Silver medallist Roger Black presented prizes to St Stephen’s, Westbourne Park who won the ‘Fit For Sport’ schools challenge. Out of 5,000 schools who entered the challenge, St Stephen’s pupils were the fiest. The prize included 8 computer dance mats which are currently being used for aer school clubs, as well as sports equipment for both P.E and the playground.
Dienne Kawende ~ Chelsea Academy
COMMEMORATIVE STAMPS... Twyford High, Ealing Y13 Graphic communica ons students created designs for a stamp to commemorate the Antarc c exploits of their very own intrepid Mr Miall aka Captain Penguin who gave a talk on his trip for the Fuchs founda on. Mr Miall was very impressed by the results and the top three designs were by TWO OVERS EACH... Christopher Gharibi, Lawrence The Chelsea Academy girls’ cricket team par cipated in the Lady Carpenter and Christopher Ong Taverner’s Inner Borough County tournament at Lord’s Indoor who had the overall winning Centre on Tuesday 1st February. They finished in third place, bea ng local rivals Holland Park, who were the School Sport Partnership champions. The team : Tashiek Moses (C), Tia Moore, Rene Moses, Becky Dawson, Shaloma Ellis, Sagal Abdullahi, Shannon O’Loughlin, Molly Wells, Eve Shandilya, Tina Shandman and Riah Clarke
TOP MAN... ‘Baywatch’ star and ‘Britains Got Talent’ judge, David Hasselhoff aka the Hoff had a couple of hours to spare while a flooding incident was being sorted out at a hotel that adjoins Westminster City School so he dropped in for a visit. The Hoff took me to meet Headteacher David Maloney and spoke to staff and pupils.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 15 ~ May 2011 page 6 of 12 ~ EASTER 2011 IN LDBS SCHOOLS... ~
The Chapel and Atrium at Bishop Ramsey, Ruislip displayed a special art exhibi on for students, staff and the local community in the approach to Holy Week and Easter. Local ar st and lecturer Jonathon Hutchins, produced a series of pain ngs on the theme of ‘The Sta ons of the Cross’ and related imagery, specially commissioned for his church. The pain ngs follow the story of Jesus’ last days leading up to his death at Calvary. Jonathon visited the school to talk about his artwork and about a range of pain ngs that have previously been painted by other ar sts based on the death of Jesus. He explained that he used bright and colourful paints as the finished work was to be displayed in a church with mainly natural light. The colours help the story of the death of Jesus come alive through the intense series of related images. The loose pain ng strokes and deep heavy textures in the pain ng allow you to create your own interpreta on of the emo ons’ the ar st is trying to portray.
St Mary’s & St John’s, Hendon designed Easter napkins
Christ Church, Albany Street had a Staff Talent Show The Easter bunny paid a visit to with both children and staff in clown costumes and Dr Triple ’s, Hayes raised over £450 (Y5 raised almost half of it with a sponsored silence!)
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 15 ~ May 2011 page 7 of 12 Happy Norther Happy Souther Happy Wester Got it ! Happy Easter
St Saviour’s, Poplar raised £516 by coming in with wigs or funky hair dos
COMIC RELIEF 2011...
St Mary’s, Twickenham raised a grand total of £1019.58. St Michael’s, Camden Town held a ‘Red Leg Day’ and raised £160.00! Y3 St Mary’s High, Hendon ran a ‘Teachers Do The X Factor for Comic Relief’ and raised £300. St Mary’s & St John’s, Hendon children had a wonderful day dressing up in red or wearing ‘monsterous’ ouits. Some children par cipated in a sponsored silence and money was also raised from a cake sale. £255 of the money raised will go to Japan to help Tsunami vic ms and £527.89 will go to Comic Relief. St John’s, Upper Holloway held a ‘Heroes and Villains’ theme where staff and students dressed up for the day and raised over £200. Y3 - Willow & Carlias won the class prizes for their costumes Staff members Amanda, Jaye and Nikki
Sir John Cass’s & Redcoat, Stepney held a non uniform day and the staff par cipated by wearing hats and wigs. They raised around £850.
Westminster City School surpassed their target of £1,000! ICT teacher, Mr Sehmbi promised he would dye his hair red if they reached £500 and would also dye his beard if they collected £1,000.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 15 ~ May 2011 page 8 of 12 STAINED GLASS WINDOW APPEAL... The Parents Guild associa on of The Grey Coat Hospital, Westminster launched its fundraising appeal in the 1st week of February, to raise £25,000 to fund the design, making and installa on of a stained glass window for the Chapel in its historic building in Greycoat Place. Created by ar st crasman Michael Coles, an acknowledged authority on stained glass and ar st in the design of contemporary works of art for churches, the window depicts ‘Christ the Teacher’. Alongside St Andrew, the school’s patron saint, two students, one a Charity Child from the days of the school’s founding, and one in contemporary dress represen ng the school of today, hold The Grey Coat Hospital up to Christ. The St Andrew’s building, has a long history, da ng back to 1698 when eight parishioners of St Margaret’s each gave 12/6 to found a school so that the poor of the parish could be educated. Once the window is in place, a ledger lis ng all the names of the donors will be kept on show in the Chapel, reminding future students and staff of the people who made it possible to install the beau ful stained glass window in the chapel.
5TH YEAR IN A ROW... WORLD BOOK DAY... On Wednesday 23rd March 2011, forty-two KS2 children On 3rd March St Paul’s, Whitechapel from Christ Church, Hampstead took part in the Camden stopped what they were doing at 11am Inter-school Cross Country Compe on. They came 1st and everyone read for 15minutes. Their overall for the 5th year in a row! Librarian, Mr Harrison went to every class and read a story focusing on World stories, fables and legends. The school received a cheque from the Samuel Butler Trust towards the development of the school library thanks to Mr Harrison making a bid on behalf of St Paul’s.
SAIL AWAY... On Thursday 27th January 2011, Dame Ellen MacArthur dropped anchor at Burlington Danes Academy, White City to lead a session with Sixth Form students, exactly 6 years to DANCE UNITED... the day when she broke the world record for the fastest Congratula ons to St Augus ne’s High, solo circumnaviga on of the globe, a feat which gained her Kilburn Post 16 students, who interna onal respect. Ellen saved her dinner money to buy ‘competed in the ‘Dance United her first boat and has since set herself new challenges and compe on in Porchester Hall, London started her own eco-friendly founda on and a charity, on the 17th February. They came first raising money for children with cancer. with a sensa onal performance!
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 15 ~ May 2011 page 9 of 12 BLISS... DIGGING IN... In February, the Early Years’ at St Children at Archdeacon Cambridge, Twickenham got into Paul’s, Whitechapel raised £100 for the gardening spirit aer the school won a £44,000 grant Bliss, a charity for babies born too from BAA Groundwork Thames Valley’s charitable fund. small, too soon and too sick. The They were allocated an allotment and built new plan ng children held an aernoon tea raising beds to grow their own food and learnt about plant nearly £80 with a further £20 made conserva on and from the staffroom sweet box. biodiversity. Deputy Head, Etain Gibson stated they would definitely be taking part CLASSROOM... in ‘Richmond and Britain In March, a small group of students in in Bloom’ this year, as Y11 at Westminster City School last year they came organised a charity football second in the schools tournament to raise money to build a category so are now aiming for first prize! classroom in Cairo, Egypt. All years par cipated, involving around 200 students raising over £100. ONE LOVE... Burlington Danes Academy, White City launched their Charity Week on Friday 11th February 2011, YEAR 7 CHALLENGE... with the theme “One Love” - a celebra on of the Y7 students at St Marylebone, unifying power of giving to others. A ‘House Colours’ Westminster worked hard to raise mui day brightened up a grey day in W12 with money for Charity Challenge last term. students raising £700 from the event and overall 7N raised £63.25 for Save the they raised £2,000. Other events included a staff Children, 7D raised £79.57 for Plan Uk, murder mystery, teacher auc on, a book sale, 7B raised £81.47 for Oxfam, 7W raised Fink marathon and the hugely popular £105.40 for Stop the Traffik & 7H Sponge the Teacher. The money will raised £122.60 for War on Want. go to their Bosnia orphanage fund to create an internet café to support the learning of the young people in the orphanage. WALTHAM HOUSE... On Tuesday 15th February, Miss Phillips and Miss Georgiou took the Waltham House prefects at Bishop Stopford’s, Enfield down to Great Ormond Street Hospital in London to hand over a cheque for £556 which the House had raised since Christmas. Fundraising events included a Beat the Goalie compe on, cake sale, sponsored silence, non-uniform day, film night and ‘Guess the Name of the Teddy’ compe on. Members of the hospital’s charity team explained how far the money would stretch: £500 would be enough to pay for a new playroom as part of the hospital’s redevelopment; £200 would pay for parents of sick children to stay near to the hospital for two weeks or that a mere £25 would be enough to pay for 5 specially-designed neo-natal breathing masks.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 15 ~ May 2011 page 10 of 12 RECOGNISE MISSION POSSIBLE... ANYTHING?... Last term Bishop Winnington Ingram, Ruislip were very busy fundraising for their “Mission Y2 children at St Paul’s, Possible” rebuilding scheme. Lots of ac vi es Primrose Hill were held such as a balloon race, valen nes experienced what life disco and a pirate day. Children had to dress would have been like for up as pirates and were given a themed children in Victorian notebook and pencil. They had to walk a plank England. The children and were involved in fun ac vi es linked into dressed up and then the pirate theme. undertook many of the household chores of the me.
OUTSTANDING GOVERNORS... St Mary’s, Twickenham has scooped a pres gious award as a finalist in the Na onal Governors Associa on (NGA) outstanding School Governance Awards for demonstra ng superb governance. At the House of Commons ceremony on 12th April, Lord Hill, Minister for Schools said “Many school governors and clerks make an outstanding contribu on to the job of running their own school and of helping to set the 150TH ANNIVERSARY... standards for all governing bodies. I am delighted to In 1861, Dr Triple founded Dr Triple ’s, have the chance to congratulate and thank them. Hayes. To celebrate its 150th Anniversary this Governing bodies should be the key strategic body for a year the school will hold several events in May school. We want to aract more excellent school to mark the occasion, including Mass at St governors and have more effec ve governing bodies Mary's with the Bishop of Willesden and the supported by trained clerks.” Mayor of Hillingdon; aernoon tea and a tour From left: Lucy MacArthur, governor; Lord Hill; of the school, and finishing off with a Liz Rhodes, current chair and Patrick Ducker, barbecue chair of governors until September 2010 and disco. They are especially excited, as a special celebratory visit is planned for the whole school to Westminster Abbey in September. Old class photo
JAM CLUB... On 8th March 2011, Anita Thomas (one of Christ Church, Albany Street parents) who runs JAM club (Jesus and Me) distributed pancakes which was a great success.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 15 ~ May 2011 page 11 of 12 BIRTH CONGRATULATIONS EMERGENCY SERVICES... In February, Stanwell Fields, Surrey Y6 students had a visit from community police and par cipated in a talk on ci zenship. They were very lucky to be allowed to dress up in riot gear and have a turn at being Mrs Mercer and Mrs Holgate ~ 'locked in' the back of a police van. Chelsea Academy have had baby girls.
In March, the children in Recep on and (Kieran & ) Toni McSherry, deputy Nursery had a visit from the Fire Brigade. Head at St Mary’s, All the children had the opportunity to have Bryanston Square ~ a turn with the water hose and go on board Robert Ellis on 22nd the fire engine. They listened carefully to February 2011. the fire fighters and found out all about the equipment they have to wear and carry as a (Therese &) Stefan Roos ~ Head at St Mahew’s, Ponders End ~ Stefan fire fighter. on 5th March 2011, weighing 2.5kgs. (Chris an &) Katy Forsdyke Head at Christ Church, Hampstead ~ Agnes Gwyneth on 28th April 2011.
MOVING ON / THANKS… DEAR GOD... To the following for their valuable years: Actual prayers of children! Colin Ashworth (5 years) ~ Chairman & LDBS ł Thank you for the baby brother, but what I prayed governor at Bishop Wand Sec., Sunbury. 03.11 for was a puppy. Vera Hullyer (12 years) ~ Clerk to the Governors ł My brother is a rat. You should give him a tail. at St Mahias, Bethnal Green and previously a ł I want to be just like my Daddy when I get big but governor at Sir John Cass / Redcoat for 16 years. not with so much hair all over. 03.11 ł I think about You some mes even when I'm not praying. ł Of all the people who work for you I like Noah and David the best.
DEATHS... NEXT ISSUE... Fr Geoffrey Seabrook died If any schools would like to send any pieces of work, news items - including re rements, births and peacefully on 11th January 2011 LDBS aer a long illness. As Rector of marriages of staff, or pictures/photos (these will be sent back to you), artwork or poems which illustrate a Hornsey, he was on the governing par cular event or on-going project for the next bodies of both St Mary’s, Hornsey Schools Newsle er ~ SUMMER events / Carrying the Infant and Junior Schools. Candle, please send to: Mitch Gallacher, LDBS, Diocesan House, 36 Causton Street, London, SW1P 4AU Fax : 020 7932 1111 Edith Wyeth died in March, she was a governor E-mail: [email protected] and a former Vice Chair at St Paul’s, by 22nd July 2011 Whitechapel.
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