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33rd OW Golf Championship at West Surrey GC
Death of Frank Hold
OW Football team rejoins Arthurian League in 2012
"Some had greatness thrust upon them"
Neil Kinnock's links to King Edward's revealed
The Old Tuck Shop Gallery's First Professional Exhibition
Barry Coxon - obituary
Death of Robert Glyn Jones
Conrad Wace - sad news
Report on OW Reunion in London on 16th July at the Enterprise Pub
2011 Witley Reunion
“Some Enchanted Evening”
KESW Golfer wins National trophy at the Junior ISGA Championship
Social tennis for staff, pupils and OWs.
Wet weather doesn’t dampen golfer’s enthusiasm
OW Cricketers caught out by School 1st X1.
KESW Golfers view Europe’s finest players at Wentworth
OW & School Golf Championship T groups and Times
Michael Bradshaw
School win a fast flowing mixed hockey match against an OW side

Bertie’s Book – a recommendation

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Herewith some comments from OW Arthur Dudley:

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Dear Mr Mawer,

I have recently completed reading your book on King Edward's School and just thought I would drop you a line to say how very much I enjoyed it. It is packed with so much information that I now feel the need to re-read it, in order to consolidate it all in my mind.

I have known for some time of course that the school had changed out of all
recognition since my time there, but never did I realise quite how extensive that change was. What a school! What a privilege to go there!

Many of the names you mention are familiar to me, Bill Reynolds, Billy Nield, Mr Swain etc - as for places, I can only guess where "Piccadilly" may be. I was particularly pleased that you chose to end your book with the school hymn. The words are so apposite, and whenever I drive through Witley, as I sometimes do on my way home to Portsmouth, I never fail to bring them to mind. Thank you for an excellent book and also for your enclosed letter.

Yours Sincerely

Arthur Dudley

KESW 1938 - 1941

Posted 18 June 2010


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