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The
end of that and the beginning of this.
David Bacon recalls life in
Bradford House in the 1970s.
"It was a big shock to the
system and a startling change of environment." |
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Turn
Again!
William R. Gillies, twice Mayor of Doncaster, ex-pupil of the Hill recalls his
time there in the 1930s. Eton collars, bed by 7:30 pm, and prizes for singing
at the Cheltenham Music Festival.
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Buenos
Aires to Kingham Hill
My memories of KHS revolve around a number of things of which the food seems
now to have been important ....
Richard A. Greenwell BA (Sheffield 58-67) |
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This late
50s KHS brochure is a fascinating historical snapshot
of the school. "Kingham
Hill School, which is recognised as efficient by the
Ministry of Education, is excellently fitted to produce
the kind of boy the country needs". |
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Late 50s KHS
Brochure |
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Kindertransport
70 years ago the British Parliament decided to admit into Britain 10,000 Jewish
children from Nazi Germany in an operation known as the Kindertransport. Some
of those children found a home at KHS. This is their story. |
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Nick
Seward is the newly appointed headmaster
of KHS. Trained in aeronautical engineering, Nick
is also an ordained minister and has spent six years
as Housemaster at Magdalen College School at Oxford. |
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Current Headmaster |
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