Spectacular
Summer Bulletin
A SPECTACULAR SUMMER TERM FILLED WITH ADVENTURES ABROAD, PRODUCTIONS AND PERFORMANCES, SPORTING SUCCESS, EVENTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, CROSS - CURRICULAR ACHIEVEMENTS AND FOND FAREWELLS AS THE ACADEMIC YEAR CAME TO A CLOSE.
Headmaster’s Welcome
As befits this school, there is so much to be proud of and to celebrate in this final term of the 2023-2024; this really is a school that pushes itself and provides opportunities for every day of the school year. And we do this because of our ever enthusiastic and willing boys, who embrace everything that is presented to them and invest an intellectual curiosity and work ethic on a continued basis. Make no mistake, there is no educational environment for young people like this; it truly is a special place.
My sincere thanks to my colleagues who have worked tirelessly for your boys this year. Their dedication, professionalism, creativity, good
humour and great company make this an inspiring place to work. Not a day goes by without a suggestion of how to make The Beacon even better and add yet more vibrancy and fulfilment to the boys’ experiences.
Nick Baker Headmaster
Be Confident
40 Beacon Life: Be Confident
- Beacon Bard of the Year
- Beacon Musician of the Year
- The Revengers
- Headmaster for the Day
- Beacon Voices Concert
- Summer Showcase
- African Drums
Be Adventurous
46 Take a Trip
- Tiggy Winkles
- Whipsnade Zoo
- Woodrow High House
- PGL Liddington
- Newquay, Cornwall
- France and Spain
- Les Orres, France
- British Museum
- Mead Open Farm
Be Prepared
50 Beacon Life: Be Prepared
- Shining Future Entrepreneurs
- First Aid Awareness
- Talking Finances
- The Beacon Election
- Open Morning
- Guide to Senior Schools Evening
- Future Sparks
Be Together
54 Beacon Life: Be Together
- House Treat
- Splash & Play Party
- Open Houses
- Menu Planning
- Disco Time - Collaborating
56 Alumni News
- 1940s and 1950s
Reunion
- Beacon Talks
Acknowledgments
The Beacon Bulletin would like to thank:
Kerry Inch, Marketing Manager
Laura Marshall, Senior Marketing Assistant
Ellie Geddes, Marketing & Social Media Assistant
Charlotte Buswell, Head of Development
Kathryn Grudgings, PA to the Headmaster
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Speech Day
We were thrilled to welcome our Beacon Community to the Wycombe Swan, once again, to celebrate the achievements of our boys in Years 4-8.
On Wednesday 3 July, our Beacon Community excitedly gathered at the Wycombe Swan Theatre for our annual Speech Day event, celebrating all the achievements of boys in Years 4-8.
The event was a perfect way to honour our boys and to say a fond farewell to our Year 6 and Year 8 leavers.
It was a pleasure to welcome back former Beacon boy, James Harding (OB 1978-77), who was our keynote speaker for the event.
Read the full news story and view images.
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Scholarship Success
A huge congratulations to our Year 8 and Year 6 leavers on being awarded an incredible range of scholarships and exhibitions to leading independent Senior Schools, including Merchant Taylors’ School, Aldenham and Harrow School.
YEAR 7 ENTRY
George L
Leo M-C
Locky McC
George O
Nico V
Zach W
YEAR 9 ENTRY
Emre B
Logan G
Sam K
Henry L
Rory O'S
Alex T
Kevin Z
A fond farewell
Best wishes and farewell to our Year 8 leavers. It has been a pleasure watching the boys grow, learn and develop into exceptional young men. We wish you the best of luck in the next chapter of your lives.
Our leavers are always welcome back to the school, so please do come and say hello! Once a Beacon boy, always a Beacon boy.
Be Inspired
Insightful Science
Eruptions and bubbles impressed our boys as they immersed themselves into intriguing Science experiments.
Bubble Play
Our Little Beacons were elated to experiment with bubbles in the garden. With a wide selection of instruments, they were fascinated by the different bubbles that each formed and the shimmering rainbow colours.
Some of the boys impressed the group by making huge bubbles, much to everyone's excitement... including the older Beacon boys who were playing in awe nearby!
Volcanic Eruption
Our boys in Reception were thrilled to take part in a volcano experiment, creating their very own eruption!
Learning about Photosynthesis
Year 7 investigated how light intensity affects the rate of photosynthesis - how plants make glucose by using Elodea. The boys paid close attention to the test tubes to see the bubbles!
Beacon Life Be Inspired
Gardening Club
A group of boys from Years 4 to 6 enjoyed a spot of gardening in our Kitchen Garden, led by Mrs Rowland. The boys spent some time in the sun digging away the weeds to ensure that the soil was ready for some new broad beans, tomatoes and courgettes to be planted.
Christopher Edge Author Visit
We were pleased to welcome awardwinning author, Christopher Edge, to talk to boys in Years 4 to 8 about his new book 'Black Hole Cinema Club'.
Christopher talked through his favourite movie genres and how they have been incorporated into a series of puzzles that the heroes of the story have to solve in order to save the world before the credits roll.
Young Reporters
Our Year 8 boys indulged in a thrilling journalist experience. They stepped into the role of roving reporters as part of our Young Reporters' initiative.
Read the full news story and view images.
Letter to the King
As part of their London topic, Year 1 learned all about King Charles III. In Art, they sketched their own King Charles stamps, working carefully on capturing his features in profile. The boys were so proud of the finished results that they sent them off to King Charles himself!
SCRUMPTIOUS SCONES
To mark VE Day, our Year 2 boys spent some time in the Cooking and Nutrition room making scones! They worked hard with Mrs Rowland in the morning to ensure that by the afternoon they could enjoy their tasty treats!
We were delighted to host an engaging and delicious North Indian and Punjabi Curry event, led by the talented Mrs Sandhu. She expertly demonstrated the cooking of several dishes, including Punjabi Dal Makhani, Paneer along with Aloo Paratha, Roti and Naan bread.
COOKING CURRY
Be Kind
The Beacon Kindness Cup
Beacon boys strive towards being awarded the Kindness Cup which is presented by Mr Baker each week in Assembly.
Congratulations to the following boys who have showed outstanding acts of kindness:
Week 26: Freddie W (Year 6)
Week 27: David I (Year 6)
Week 28: Rayan S (Year 7)
Week 30: Alex T (Year 8)
Week 31: Edward G (Year 7)
Week 32: Sahaan L and James T (Year 5)
Week 33: Kieran M (Year 8)
Week 34: Mike Williams’ Year 6 Form Group
Week 35: Rufus H (Year 5)
Week 36: Henry O (Year 4)
The Beacon Parents’ Society
The new Co-Chairs got stuck in over the Summer Term with plenty of enthusiasm as they take over the reins to run fundraising events.
Camp Night
The BPS Camp Night took place at Well End Activity Centre. This year the activities included climbing, mini golf, archery and traverse.
Once the sun started to set, the bonfire and marshmallow roasting began! Thank you to everyone who attended; the event was a great success with lots of laughter.
One Night in Hollywood
The Spring Ball themed 'One Night in Hollywood' was, once again, a glamorous sold out success. A sincere thank you to all of those involved, whether it be helping with the organisation, attending the event or participating in the auction. Fundraising surpassed all expectations at a staggering £17,000 from the fabulous evening!
Introducing New Co-Chairs
We are pleased to announce the appointment of our new Beacon Parents' Society Co-Chairs, Jas Birha and Faye Hedges. We are looking forward to working with them to run a host of exciting fundraisers and events.
A huge thank you to Octavia Orchard and Emma Ife who have stepped down after three years. Your support to The Beacon Community and local charities has been invaluable.
Charity at The Beacon
Another term of fantastic fundraising and some great sporting challenges, including a mammouth cycle to Paris as well as individual efforts from our Beacon Community.
In June we held a fancy dress day at The Beacon in aid of Street Kids Direct, a charity helping vulnerable children and youth living on the streets or at very high-risk of street life.
Our Beacon boys were replaced by minions, dinosaurs and many other interesting characters! Much to the boy's amusement, various Beacon staff members dressed as Beacon boys!
Thank you to everyone who donated. A fantastic £1,022 was raised.
A huge congratulations to our staff and parents, who embarked on a mammoth cycle from The Beacon to Paris in just two days. What an achievement!
We were overwhelmed by the support and donations for The Headmaster's Bursary Fund and towards the development of our Cooking & Nutrition Room.
Our Beacon Community raised a wonderful £3,550!
Over the next 12 months, Mrs McDonald and her husband (Kieran) will be completing 6 ultra marathon challenges ranging from 40 - 100 miles. All the money raised will go towards the charity called 'The Noah Jordan Foundation' to raise awareness for genetic diseases, support research and provide financial aid for parents who are in a similar situation.
Good luck to Mr and Mrs McDonald, we wish you the best of luck with your challenge! So far, a staggering £1,485 has been raised!
Fancy Dress Day for Street Kids The Beacon to Paris Peloton Six Ultra Marathons
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Over the half term break, Kit R (Year 4) and his family completed a charity bike ride along the South Downs Way, raising over £2,860 for Solidarity Sports. Well done, all!
As a part of our Middle School Future Sparks programme, Henry D-H and Boyd T completed a Mini Mudder. The boys raised £200 for the Cambodian Children's Fund.
Well done - keep up the hard work!
Congratulations to Abhi (Year 8) and his brother Sahaan D (Year 5) who completed a muddy 5k run on Saturday 8 June. Their run was in aid of Cancer Research. The brothers raised a superb £370!
Solidarity Sports
Mini Mudder
Cancer Research Fundraiser
Be Creative
Good Food, Good Mood!
Our annual MasterCook Competition is excelling year on year, with more and more boys eager to participate. The culinary output is outstanding.
Middle School MasterCook
The heat was on during the Middle School MasterCook Finals! The competition was judged by the incredible Chef Patron Laurie Gear from 'The Artichoke' which is a Michelin-star restaurant in Amersham. Our boys delivered some truly wonderful and impressive dishes.
Our Year 8 boys wowed guests at our ‘Come Dine With Us’ event this term.
1st Oliver C 2nd Vihaan O 3rd Thomas R
Dhruv P 2nd Tien V 3rd Rajan S
Lower School MasterCook
Several Year 4 boys were also busy over the Summer Term, taking part in the Lower School MasterCook Competition. The competition was tough as the standard was so high. Congratulations to all the boys who took part, especially with only one year of lessons in the Cooking and Nutrition room!
A truly unforgettable experience! Well done to our Beacon restaurateurs covering front of house as well as kitchen prep and service. The budding chefs worked hard to create the most delectable cuisine, impressing our guests of parents and staff members who thoroughly enjoyed their dining experience.
Our Little Beacons took to the kitchen and made bread with our Head Chef, Dino. They learnt to knead the dough and shaped it into their own individual rolls. Fantastic work, our floury Beacon bakers!
Beacon Life Be Creative
A Roarsome Term
Throughout the Summer Term our Early Years’ boys learned about Dinosaurs. As well as learning many facts, the topic allowed them to get creative and make their very own dinosaurs.
They also had a session outdoors looking at a range of textures to help them imagine what the skins of dinosaurs might have been like. They had fun doing bark rubbings and putting these all together to create a class dinosaur.
A highlight of the term was Dinosaur Day where the Nursery and Reception boys came to school dressed as dinosaurs! They loved expressing themselves, stomping and roaring throughout the day!
We were thrilled to invite our Beacon Community to an outstanding whole school Art Exhibition, hosted in the Spinney Theatre at The Beacon. Every boy in the school, from Nursery to Year 8, had at least one piece of artwork displayed, with each year group focusing on a variety of themes.
The event was impressive, attended by Beacon boys proudly viewing their own pieces showcased among their peers, in addition to parents, governors, staff and members of the local community coming along.
Read the full news story and view images.
View our reel.
Art Exhibition
Be Challenged
On Your Marks
A great effort by all our Beacon boys who enjoyed competing in various activities on Sports Day.
Sports Day
What a day! Well done to all our Years 3-8 boys who took part in our Sports Day at Woodside Stadium in Watford and to our Pre-Prep boys who had their Sports Day on Willsfield. Everyone gave it their all and it was fantastic to see our Beacon Community on the sidelines cheering everyone on.
Read the Years 3-8 Sports Day news story and view images.
Read the Pre-Prep Sports Day news story and view images.
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Sporting Highlights
A busy term filled with sporting competitions and tournaments. The Beacon boys surpassed themselves yet again, breaking records and bringing home various awards and trophies.
Merchant Taylors' Athletics Competition
The Merchant Taylors' Athletics Competition was a great success.
Congratulations to Barney G (Year 6) who broke the school Year 6 high jump record with a jump of 1 metre 40 cm. This is an outstanding effort as he has managed to break a longstanding school record.
Xander B (Year 7) represented The Beacon, delivering an outstanding performance at the Independent Association of Preparatory Schools (IAPS) Swimming Championship, winning the U12 50m freestyle final with a remarkable time of 28.21 seconds. The event took place at the iconic London Aquatics Centre, where Xander showcased his prowess in the pool and cemented his status as a rising star in youth swimming.
During the beginning of the Summer Term, our Reception boys were busy preparing for their Sports Day that took place in June. In the run up to the event, they practiced sprint starts, hurdles and the obstacle course race during their Games lessons! There were plenty of smiles on the Astro!
In his over, Harry H (Year 4) took a hat-trick. There were two batsmen bowled and the third batsman caught and bowled, all in three consecutive deliveries. Two balls later he picked up a 4th wicket to finish with four wickets in five balls! A brilliant achievement, well done!
Congratulations to our Under 11 Cricket team for winning the vase at the IAPS Cricket Festival hosted at Merchant Taylors’ School. The boys had an incredible day, playing in an array of matches against different schools.
Philip A (Year 7) came second in the Under 13 England long jump at the National Preparatory Schools Championships! Philip broke the long-standing Beacon Year 7 record which had stood since 1979 with a tremendous leap of 4 metres 80. Congratulations Philip, what an amazing achievement.
Congratulations also to George O who finished 8th in the Under 12 1500m Final.
Reception Games
Athletics Competition
Hat-Trick
Record Breaker
IAPS Cricket Festival
IAPS Swimming Star
Beacon Life Be Challenged
Sci Tech Challenge
Six Year 6 boys (Tom T, David I, Rory S, Findlay G, Henry C and Nikita V) went to Haileybury for their inaugural SciTech Challenge after launching their brand-new SciTech building. The day consisted of a DT challenge, a Computing challenge and a carousel of Science challenges.
The day ended with an awards ceremony where our Beacon boys won in the Biology category. A fantastic day, full of learning and competitive spirit.
Junior Chess Championships
Congratulations to Lucas F, Neel L, Shaan B, Benjamin L (Year 4) for coming 2nd place in the Junior Chess Championships in London. A brilliant performance!
Merchant Taylors' Science Challenge
A group of Year 5 boys participated in the Merchant Taylors’ Science Competition. The boys took on various challenges in biology, physics and chemistry. Throughout the competition, they showcased tremendous teamwork, resilience and scientific thinking which was rewarded by achieving 3rd place.
Congratulations to Jamie B, Arki B, Sam W and Xander A.
Be Confident
Beacon Life Be Confident
Beacon Musician of the Year
The Beacon Musician of the Year 2024 competition reached a thrilling conclusion in the Old Barn, with pupils from Years 6-8 demonstrating outstanding musical skill. Competitors included Thomas R (Year 7), Samuel S (Year 6), Shay N (Year 6), Nisaja D (Year 6), Thor K (Year 7), Kevin Z (Year 8), Sam K (Year 8), and Dino J (Year 8). Each participant brought unique flair and dedication to their performance.
Sam K (Year 8) captivated the audience and secured his win as the overall winner with a dramatic rendition of 'You'll Be Back' from the musical 'Hamilton'.
Our ten finalists did us proud and performed brilliantly in the Spinney Theatre at this year's Beacon Bard of the Year. It was an absolute pleasure to welcome back Will Maynard, now Head of Drama at St Paul's Way Trust School, to adjudicate at the ten-year anniversary of The Beacon Bard competition. Will's vast knowledge of Shakespeare's text and in-depth feedback to the boys was both insightful and invaluable to the boys' learning experience. An enjoyable evening had by all!
Huge congratulations to the winners of this year's competition:
Winner - Leo M (Year 6)
Runner Up - Sam K (Year 8)
Highly Commended Performer - Philip A (Year 7)
Beacon Bard of the Year
The Revengers
Our Year 8 'The Revengers' production was fantastic with fabulous acting injected with a touch of humour.
Congratulations to our Year 8 boys who worked incredibly hard throughout the term to bring the performance to fruition spectacularly. It was outstanding and hilarious.
Thank you to our wonderful Performing Arts team who worked tirelessly and our parent helpers who supported to enable the show to happen.
Read the news story and view images.
Beacon Life Be Confident
Headmaster for the Day
Thomas L (Year 4) stepped into the role of 'Headmaster for the Day'. He enjoyed a fun-packed schedule of activities, including a behind-the-scenes tour of the kitchen with Chef Dino, an exclusive aerial view of the Quad from the school rooftop, a snack break with the maintenance crew and a delicious afternoon tea with Mr Baker.
Read the news story and view images.
During the last week of term, the Spinney Theatre was filled with the vibrant sounds of our talented boys in a delightful Choral Concert. The event showcased the hard work and dedication of our music department and Beacon boys.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to all the pupils, teachers, and parents for their support. This concert was a memorable celebration of the musical talents within our school, leaving everyone eagerly anticipating the next event.
Beacon Voices Concert
Summer Showcase
At the end of the Summer Term, Year 2 put on a superb Summer Showcase. The boys stood in the Spinney Theatre with confidence and enthusiasm. It was lovely for the boys to show their parents what they had been working hard on. Well done, Year 2!
African Drums
Year 1 had an exciting Music lesson with Mrs Knap. The boys learnt about different techniques when playing the African drum and listened to the various sounds it can make. Soon to be professionals! Good work, mini Musicians.
Be Adventurous
Take a Trip
A plethora of trips were filled with excitement, new challenges and a sense of adventure.
Woodrow High House
Our Year 2 boys had an exciting trip to Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital. The boys listened to presentations and then walked around to meet all the different animals for themselves. They loved seeing the spikey hedgehogs and the deer named Bambi!
Our Year 1 boys had their trip at Whipsnade Zoo. They used their observational skills to spot the animals that were hiding, including the red panda and some of the smaller animals in the butterfly house. The giraffes were out in the sunshine and the boys were amazed at how tall they were and how long their tongues were! The train ride was great fun and they loved seeing the camels, elephants and rhino. All the boys had a fabulous time.
Year 4 set off on their first residential trip to Woodrow High House. They were very excited about the various activities and staying a night away with their friends.
Read the news story and view images.
Whipsnade Zoo
Tiggywinkles
PGL Liddington
Our Year 5 boys had a fantastic trip away at PGL Liddington. They took part in various activates and enjoyed spending time with friends.
Read the news story and view images.
Newquay, Cornwall
Our Year 6 boys have had a jampacked week in Newquay filled with paddle-boarding, kayaking, coasteering, and much more! A wonderful week by the sea with the sunshine to make it even better.
Read the news story and view images.
France and Spain
Our Year 7 boys enjoyed an exciting Modern Foreign Languages trip to either Montpellier in France, or Málaga in Spain, subject to their language choice of study.
Read the news story and view images.
The Final Adventure! Our Year 8 boys went on their final Beacon residential trip as a year group to Les Orres in France. They had a fantastic time and enjoyed the breathtaking views making memories with friends.
Read the news story and view images.
Our Year 8 boys travelled to the British Museum to see the Legion: Life in the Roman Army exhibition. This was to support their Classics lessons this year, in which they have studied the Roman Army. The boys were able to see up close some incredibly rare and special objects, including the only surviving intact Roman shield, original segmented armour, swords, medals, some of the Vindolanda letters, and even original Roman board games that soldiers would have played when off-duty.
Nursery and Reception boys were thrilled to go on a school trip to Mead Open Farm. The boys enjoyed stroking the rabbits, feeding the goats, bottlefeeding the lambs, grooming Teddy the pony and going for a tractor ride.
Read the news story and view images.
Les Orres, France
British Museum
Mead Open Farm
Be Prepared
Be Prepared
Beacon Life
Shining Future Entrepreneurs
During the Summer Term, our Year 8 boys embarked upon our Shining Future Entrepreneurs programme. They participated in a series of workshops about different aspects of running a business, including business naming and branding, finance and accounts, marketing and sales. The boys were then put into groups to decide upon their own new business idea to present to three dragons, in hope for an investment.
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Our Year 8 boys had a very informative afternoon as part of their Leavers’ Programme, learning all about what to do in emergency situations.
Learning About Money
Year 4 learned all about money and applying it to real life situations. As a fun activity, they set up a class shop where the boys had to guess the prices of different grocery items before going ‘shopping’ with their money. They were tasked with certain budgets, requiring them to calculate the total cost of the shop and the change required. It gave them a good understanding of receipts, budgeting and financial transactions.
The Beacon Election
The Beacon Election was a huge success! There were four parties - Transform, Progress, Vision and Tomorrow – who had been busy canvassing for votes and publicising their policies around the school.
On Thursday 4 July, each boy from
OPEN MORNING
We welcomed over 100 prospective parents and families to explore The Beacon. Following an informative talk by Nick Baker, our Year 7 boys proudly took guests on a tour in pairs, showcasing the wonderful facilities at the school. Families had the opportunity to talk to teachers along the way and got to see pupils during school opening hours.
GUIDE TO SENIOR SCHOOLS EVENING
Years 3-8 received a polling card to present at the polling station and got a voting slip to place an X in the box. They then cast their vote in a ballot box.
Congratulations to the winning party ‘The Vision Party’.
Thank you to all the parents who attended our 'Guide to Senior Schools Information Evening'. We hope you found it informative.
FUTURE SPARKS
Throughout the year, our Middle School boys embarked upon our Future Sparks Programme.
The results were calculated and boys were awarded a pass, merit or distinction, judged on personal achievements of extra-curricular tasks successfully completed. These ranged from initiating challenges to raising considerable amounts of money for charities. Well done, all!
Be Together
Beacon Life Be Together
End of Year House Treat
Congratulations EDDYSTONE!
Our boys from Years 3-8 in Eddystone House (and the highest house point winner from each class) had a fantastic time bowling in Watford as a special treat for winning the House Cup 2023-2024.
The boys also enjoyed a special lunch of burgers in the Quad.
Very well deserved!
Splash & Play Party
The highlight of the final week for our Nursery and Reception boys was their Splash and Play Party. The boys had such fun splashing and squirting each other, but they particularly loved splashing the teachers and Mr Baker!
Open Houses
We were delighted to welcome parents into our Year 3 and Year 4 classrooms to see their son's work. The boys enjoyed showing their families all the hard work they had achieved over the Summer Term.
Menu Planning
Our School Council boys worked with Head Chef Dino to help create and plan the Dining Hall menu for the school. They discussed balanced healthy meals and the boys felt very grateful for the quality of food we get served.
DISCO TIME
Our Year 6 boys were delighted to welcome girls from Heatherton and RMS to join them at their end of year Disco The big event was held in the Sports Hall at The Beacon. All the pupils devoured the complimentary popcorn and danced the night away!
Collaborative Work
Over the Summer Term, our Year 4 boys wrote stories for Year 3. They started by interviewing a boy they were partnered up with to get an idea for settings, characters and plots. They then returned to class to plan and write a short story which they published and illustrated. Once completed, Year 3 and Year 4 walked over to Willsfield to sit in their pairs and read their stories to each other in the sun. A lovely activity, well done!
Alumni News
1940s and 1950s Reunion
We were delighted to welcome a group of our 1940s and 1950s alumni back to The Beacon in June for a special reunion. Some of our guests travelled from as far as Canada and Hong Kong to join us for the occasion. For others, it was their first time back to The Beacon in over 60 years! Our visitors very much enjoyed being shown round by our superb Year 5 tour guides and lunch in the ‘new’ dining room was also a vastly more enjoyable experience than many remembered! It was fascinating to hear stories and recollections from their time at The Beacon and a reminder to us all as to how much the school has grown and changed.
Class of 2005 - 2010
We were also thrilled to welcome back some of our more recent leavers and their teachers at our Class of 2005-2010 Reunion in June. It was fascinating to hear what our alumni had been up to since leaving The Beacon and the careers they’ve been pursuing. Despite the unseasonably wet weather, our alumni also enjoyed looking around the school and were amazed by some of the developments that had occurred in the intervening years. Huge thanks to everyone who joined us on the evening – it was wonderful to see you back at The Beacon again!
Beacon Talks
It was also lovely to welcome back Mungo, Freddie, Emery, Rory, Will, Dominic and William to speak with our Year 8 boys about their respective senior schools. They gave our boys great advice to prepare them for starting senior schools in September.
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