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Caitlin's New Book Page 2 Archives Going from Strength to Strength Page 3 Sporting Success with James, Sam, Matthew and Ralph Acorns to OAKS INSIDE THIS ISSUE THE OAKSummer Term | Volume 1, Issue 1 Caitlin Lynagh 2 Archives 3 Lytham Gin 4 Boxing Day Rugby 5 James Craigen 5 Frank Duckworth 6 Matthew and Ralph 6 Garrod’s Running Success 7 Community Cricket 7 Events at AKS 8 Caitlin’s new Book Page 2 Archives going from strength to strength Page 3 Sporting success with James, Sam, Matthew and Ralph Page 5 Community Cricket Match Page 7 ACADEMIC AMBITION INDIVIDUAL PATHWAYS SUCCESS AND VALUE PAGE 1 AKS Lytham Independent School for ages 2 - 18 | | Co-education for ages 2 to 18 WELCOME Headmaster’s I am delighted that we now have a formally constituted alumni group for everyone at AKS. The name OAKS, short for Old ArnoldKEQMS, seems fi tting, raising the obvious imagery of acorns developing into mature oak trees. This is an umbrella organisation, covering the existing alumni groups of Arnold, King Edward and Queen Mary Schools. These existing alumni groups continue to be of huge value to AKS, providing heritage, community spirit, wisdom, resources and much more, supporting the students of today. Long may they continue. One of the attractions to me, when I applied for the headship of AKS, was the huge potential of the history and heritage of those three former schools. But as we move forward, so many of our students, including my own children, will only associate with the combined AKS. By joining the OAKS, they are now connected to all former, present and future students of our great school. SAM'S SUCCESS AT MORECAMBE FC KEQMS ex-pupil Sam Lavelle has signed a new of our young football stars who would like to two year contract with the league two side venture onto the professional football scene, Morecambe FC. Sam has previously been at especially after Sam returned to AKS in 2015 Blackburn Rovers, Bolton Wanderers youth side and was the speaker at our Sports Presentation and has represented Scotland youth before his evening. move to Morecambe last summer. Jim Bentley, Manager at Morecambe FC has Sam has had a good season this year with 26 said "Sam has really progressed this season… starts and 27 games played for the league two and could become a top centre half in the next side at centre half. He is a role model for a lot couple of seasons." CAITLIN LYNAGH including a feature on a science blog that started Caitlin grew up in Lytham and moved to South a trending discussion on Reddit about the idea of Cumbria in 2016. She attended Arnold School in another dimension of time, which is always now, 2003-2010. independent of special relativity. Hidden Variables explores how the decisions we make can not only aff ect our own lives but could potentially change the world. The book follows gifted student Sophia Leto as she battles with intuitive gifts to solve a murder and put herself on course to make a scientifi c discovery to guide the future of mankind. Hidden Variables is a prequel "T�� �e�i�i�n� �� to Anomaly and the second of a four-book series, m��� c�� �� ���� The Soul Prophecies. Caitlin works part-time at �� ec� ��� ��� ���e� Westwood Books in Sedbergh and runs a popular Former Arnold School student, Caitlin book-review blog, The Book Igloo and Outlet �u� c��l� �� �n�i���� Lynagh, released her second book Publishing’s Diary of a Young Writer. She enjoys �h�n�� ��� w��l� " 'Hidden Variables' on April 30th. Caitlin, travelling and once spent six weeks in the Amazon Caitlin Lynagh, 'Hidden Variables' 26, won a Young Writers' Award with rainforest studying primates. Outlet Publishing after graduating from Keele University in 2013. Her fi rst book 'Anomaly' was released in 2016 and received good praise, PAGE 2 The AKS Lytham Archive was established Over time we will add AKS material to the It would be helpful if you could outline following the merger of Arnold and collection. your topic of research. Certain records KEQMS. The archive collects and will be closed for a set period of time due conserves diverse material relating to Amongst the records we currently hold to confidentiality and data protection the histories of Arnold, KES, QMS, KEQMS are school magazines, speech and prize legislation. and now AKS. As well as pupil records, day programmes, admission registers, admissions registers and governors’ school photographs and artefacts such as Finally, if you think you have any items minutes the archive contains uniforms, examples of uniforms and trophies. which might be of interest to the archive trophies, items of furniture, photographs, please do contact us on the email address examples of students’ work, scrapbooks, Should you wish to make further enquiries or postal address below. paintings and much more relating to the please be aware that access to the archive lives of the former schools. is by appointment only. Applications to consult the archive should be The archive collects and preserves all addressed to [email protected] AKS Lytham Clifton Drive South Lytham kinds of records relating to the history or alternatively in writing to the Archivist, St Annes FY8 1DT of Arnold, KEQMS, King Edward VII and AKS, Clifton Drive South, Lytham St Tel: 01253 784100 Queen Mary schools making them Annes, Lancashire, FY8 1DT. Email: [email protected] available for research. Website: www.akslytham.com ARCHIVES MICK AND HIS HARD To access the catalogue, you need to go WORK IN THE ARCHIVE to the AKS Lytham website, select the ‘AKS Community’ tab on the home page, Thanks to the continuing hard work and then ‘Archive’. of Mick Holmes, former KES pupil and archive volunteer, you can now read all Thank you to all our current the QMS and KES magazines which have archive volunteers. We are always been catalogued in the archive. in need of more archivists, if you are interested please contact: Having scanned all the magazines [email protected] and linked them to the online archive catalogue entries, Mick is currently working on the collection of Arnold House School and Arnoldian magazines, some of which are 100 pages long! AN INTERESTING VISIT TO THE LANCASHIRE ARCHIVES An interesting trip for our Year 6 Historians and our Senior School Archive Club as they visited the Lancashire Archives and learnt about preservation. They are now ready to get back to the AKS Archive and start archiving all the material we have, some dating back as early as 1902. PAGE 3 A History of Queen Mary School When it comes to published histories of the They remembered the rationing which affected You can email any of your memories of school to heritage schools, the tally is: KES - 1, Arnold - uniform, school dinners and school trips, Liz at [email protected] and she will be glad 2 and QMS - O. So for the past year, one of our curtailed due to fuel shortages. They recalled to consider them for inclusion in the book. archive volunteers and former QMS pupil, Liz the young inspiring teachers including their Bickerstaffe, has been researching and writing to idiosyncrasies, and above all, the fun they shared Pictured are (from left) Margaret Rimmer (nee produce a history of Queen Mary School. She is and the friendships which still endure today. Lowe), Lorna Bamber (nee Harrison), Vivien Holt appealing for former pupils and staff members to (nee Lawson), Eileen Stuart (nee Lancaster) and send her their written memories of their school So far, Liz has written chapters on the early days Margaret Leech (nee Gregson). days, so that she can incorporate personal of QMS, the first pupils, the first mistresses, the anecdotes to bring colour to the information first Headmistress, the making of the RMS Queen already held in the archive. Mary ensign in 1936 and wartime, in which Eileen Stuart, Wendy Wilson (nee Dean) and others Pictured above are five alumnae who attended describe the raspberry-picking camps they QMS in the 1940s and who all have excellent enjoyed in Perthshire just after the war. It was recall of their wartime childhoods whilst at a former QM girl who married Mr Ferguson, the school. raspberry farmer, but who can remember her name? Lytham Gin Former QMS pupil, Sara Dewhurst (nee Worden), has recently secured Sara is already well-known in Lytham as the proprietor of Le Roti a licence to distil and sell her own Lytham Gin, as pictured. As a tribute Sandwich Rotisserie on Park Street, having previously taught as Head to her old school, which she attended from 1979-1984, Sara has created of the Chemistry Department at Highfield High School in Blackpool. a ‘Queen Mary’ cocktail flavoured with Fevertree Aromatic Tonic, a slice of orange and star anise. PAGE 4 LUCY ELLA'S SUCCESS Ella has sung with various stars at Lytham Proms supporting the likes of Katherine We are delighted that Lucy Ella Smith, after Jenkins, Boyzone, Michael Ball and the Hallé graduating from Italia Conti, has signed Orchestra; as well as singing for the VIP Area with Oxford Adams Associates with at the Neil Diamond Concert. Simon Mayhew becoming her agent. She is defi nitely a 'triple threat' excelling As an Old Arnoldian, Lucy Ella Smith was over the years in all three disciplines; an part of our annual school production unbelievable actor, dancer and singer who taking part in Calamity Jane (2010) and gained an 'A' in Drama at GCSE whilst at Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Arnold School. We wish Lucy Ella all the best Dreamcoat (2011) and played numerous as she embarks on her professional career signifi cant roles in many musicals within and have no doubt we will see her on stage the local area with Clifton Academy.
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