Next week is also a busy one. On Monday parents of Year 7 come into school
and attend their son's Parents' Evening meeting their son's teachers for the
first time since they joined back in September; and on Wednesday we welcome
parents of the Year 6 boys who successfully gained a place at MGS to attend our
Year 6 Induction Evening. Not only is
that evening an opportunity for the boys and their parents to begin their MGS
journey, but it also signifies the end of office of the current School Captain
and School Vice Captain and the beginning for the new incumbents. It is tradition that the out-going captains
ring the HMS Maidstone bell that hangs in the School Lobby to signify the exact
time when they hand over the reins to the new captains. All of the out-going and in-coming senior
prefects will be present to witness this poignant and sometimes emotional
occasion. Once again I would like to thank Harry Webster and Alex Harwood for
doing to tremendous job this year and best wishes to Tom Lindsey and Joshua
Gray who have the next year to look forward to.
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Tuesday, 12 April 2016
Tuesday 12 April 2016
Welcome back to the Summer Term; I hope you all had a
good Easter Holiday. We come back to
school to a week when we welcome back many former students to three specific
Old Maidstonian events. The first event
takes place today when we invite last year's Year 13 cohort to their A-Level
Presentation Evening to be presented with their A-Level certificates. Tomorrow at 2.30pm the Old Boys' Rugby and
Football matches take place when former students who played for their school
enjoy a 'friendly' game with the current school teams. We look forward to two school wins! And finally on Friday we welcome back over
100 former students at the Old Maidstonian Annual Supper. It is always a wonderful event seeing the
School Hall filled with former students reminiscing over their school days and
catching up with old friends. This year
is particularly special as it sees the beginning of Neil Turrell's presidency
of the Old Maidstonian Society. We look
forward to seeing him again.