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N O RAG D THE OLD 2015 · ISSUE 4 Dragon in Burma Skipper’s War A Fine Feast WW1 Exhibition OD News and Events Dear ODs It gives me great pleasure to commend to you this Very sadly the year has not passed without major incident. issue of Th e O D featuring the lives and achievements In July 2014 we received the tragic news that Felix Byam of our Old Dragons. Shaw (OD 2013) died whilst on holiday in France from meningococcal septicaemia. Felix, aged 14, had been a pupil at Th e School continues to thrive and since the last the Dragon for nine years, before earning a place at Eton and issue has been fi lled with many successes great and passing Common Entrance with fl ying colours. Hard-working, small. Th e Dragon received a full inspection from the bright and organised, he was popular amongst staff and pupils Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) on 11th-14th alike, and his positive, outgoing and inclusive personality November 2014, during which time 14 ISI inspectors made him a natural choice for leadership roles in many teams visited the School. We were delighted that the ISI throughout his time at the school. He is missed by us all. inspection recognised the Dragon Spirit, and identifi ed that the school was excellent in all areas - stating that Th ere are lots of alumni activities planned over the coming the quality of pupils’ achievements and learning was year at the School, in particular the WW1 Commemoration “exceptional”. Th e inspectors also noted that our school Exhibition in September, more of which you will read about helps to create happy, independent, confi dent and later in this magazine. We are always delighted to welcome you articulate children within an aff ectionate and nurturing back to the Dragon and warmly invite you to tell us about your school community. It is uplift ing to see our bursary news, triumphs and OD get-togethers. pupils fl ourish, learn and grow in our unique and inclusive environment. With every good wish OD-wise there have been several very well attended reunions, including our biennial JOD Day for our 12-18 year old ODs. It was wonderful to see all 200 JODs and their parents return to the Dragon for this happy event in March and encouraging to see that so many ODs John Baugh remain in contact with us. Headmaster THE OD 1 Contents S T Headline News N TE A selection of highlights from 2014-2015… OD Achievements 2-5 N CO More news of Dragon happenings can be found on the School Bookshelf 6-7 website at www.dragonschool.org and our Facebook page Dragon School, Oxford. William Pye 8-9 Oxford and Cambridge IAPS Swim Finals Success Skipper’s War 10-12 In May 2015, 31 Dragons competed Dragon In Burma 13 University Boat Race at the IAPS National Finals in Crawley, Two ODs made history by heading with Dragon finishing the day as the up the Oxford University boating line Dragon 14-15 3rd best ranked Co-Ed Prep School Development ups in April 2015. Anastasia Chitty (OD in the country for the second year in 2007) was elected OUWBC President a row. last year to make the Challenge, and OD Events 16-18 rowed in the 2 seat on the day. The and Reunions Oxford Boat had a superb race and Blue Plaque Unveiling won the day by a considerable margin. In March 2015, the Dragon hosted OD News / 19-20 Will Geffen (OD 2008), the youngest the unveiling of a new blue plaque, Announcements at 19, lined up in the bow seat sponsored by the Society of Biology, amongst a host of postgraduates. to the famous Biologist and Polymath Obituaries 21-23 The Oxford Boat played a very tactical JBS Haldane (OD 1905) who race, stealing a significant lead on contributed so much to the field of OD Merchandise 24 Cambridge which turned the race Genetics in the 1900s. into a clear win for his boat. Contact Us Dragon Pupil to Perform in OD & Development 25 Grand National 2015 Events Diary Sam Waley-Cohen (OD 1995) rode as National Youth Musical Theatre the jockey for Oscar Time in the Grand An A Block pupil is to be cast in this National. Riding a 20/1 outsider, Sam year’s National Youth Musical Theatre finished in a highly respectable 15th production of ‘Pendragon’. The place to cap his 6th Grand National production will be staged in August at appearance to go with his Cheltenham the Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds. Gold Cup victory in 2011. Judo IAPS Dragon Polo The Dragon entered a dedicated eight Three Dragon teams won the national man team into the IAPS Judo in March title and second position in the Novice 2015. Seven of our competitors won division in the SUPA National Junior medals, enabling the Dragon team Schools Championships in May 2015. to secure enough points to win the overall event. Skoll World Forum 2015 Two Dragon pupils, plus a current Dragon Sale Results and a former pupil of the Blackbird The 2014 Dragon Christmas Charity Academy Trust, were guests at the Sale raised £115,000 for children’s Skoll World Forum in April, the largest charities. The number of stalls run gathering of Social entrepreneurs in by the pupils has increased from a Europe. The pupils met with Archbishop small handful to over 60 wonderfully Desmond Tutu and his daughter, as well creative stalls. The Sale was opened as Jeff Skoll, co-founder of eBay and by actor Tom Hollander (OD 1980). the Skoll Foundation. 2015 · ISSUE 4 2 TS N OD Achievements EME V E I had a great side – the Dragon 1st XI was unbeaten in my last year – and it made a Ach huge difference too to play with outstanding An Interview with cricketers like Hector Hardman (now in the Eton 1st XI) and Jonty Robinson. You have obviously already Maia Bouchier (OD 2012) achieved a lot in the game, but what are your aspirations going forward? By Patrick Foster, Teaching staff member My aspiration is to play for England. But first I need to be a regular in the U19 England Cricket has seen some dramatic changes over the last few years team and that is my target for this summer. with the introduction of T20 cricket of particular note, but one other What is your advice to girls area of the sport that has developed hugely over the last decade out there who are interested in cricket, but are worried about the - and which continues to do so - is the prominence, importance fact that it is traditionally a male and standard of the Women’s game. Four years ago the Dragon dominated sport? was lucky enough to have Maia Bouchier in the School, the first Girls should just enjoy their sport and not girl ever to represent the school on the 1st XI. Maia has gone on be afraid to take on the boys – we can be just as good as them. I have such fun playing in to achieve great things in cricket during her time at Rugby School a team and we all get on so well. When you and is currently part of the England U19 Squad; she has realistic play cricket you spend a lot of time with your team and become real friends. All Dragon aspirations of going on to earn full national colours. With the Dragon girls should play cricket. It is SO much better girls having just had a very successful taster of cricket in their than rounders! annual match against Primrose Hill, I managed to catch up with Are there any other female Maia and asked her to reflect on the influence she feels the Dragon cricketers that you particularly look up to and why? had on her cricket and where her future is heading. Charlotte Edwards is a great ambassador for the game. She is a role model for me because Maia, since leaving the Dragon she played all her junior cricket with boys. She was also the youngest woman player I understand that your cricket has for England (she was 15 – one year younger gone from strength to strength. than me). And Holly Colvin too – she came Can you tell me which teams you to visit the Dragon and was the first England have represented since leaving cricketer I met. the Dragon and for whom you are currently playing? Past teams: England Women’s Development Programme U15 / Middlesex Women’s U15 Maia is in the thick of her GCSEs and I / Rugby School U15A / Rugby School U16A am very grateful to her for giving up the Current teams: England Women’s time to answer these questions. I was Development Programme U19 / Middlesex lucky enough in my playing days to do Senior Team / Middlesex U19 / Rugby a lot of training with England Captain School 2nd XI Charlotte Edwards as she was based in Northamptonshire. I was blown away How much of your success do by her professionalism and drive as well you attribute to the coaching and as her outstanding ability, all of which opportunities that you had here qualities we can also attribute to Maia. at the Dragon? Do you believe All of us here who were lucky enough your experience of playing against to coach Maia would say that her ability, boys from an early age made enthusiasm, determination to succeed, and the way she was unfazed by the fact a difference? she was playing with boys, was a pleasure The Dragon was the first school team I to see.
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