Issue 7 Summer 2010 (6.3 MB) - Blundell's School
Issue 7 Summer 2010 (6.3 MB) - Blundell's School
Issue 7 Summer 2010 (6.3 MB) - Blundell's School
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D EVELOPMENT O FFICE AND O LD B LUNDELLIAN C LUB<br />
Devon County Show<br />
For the first time Blundell’s held a<br />
drinks and canapés reception on<br />
the Thursday evening at the<br />
showground, which was attended<br />
by about 60 Old Blundellians and<br />
parents.<br />
Top: Head Master, Claire<br />
Marshall and Chairman of<br />
Governors<br />
Left: Devon County Show<br />
Right: Martin Whitaker and<br />
Mario Andretti<br />
Below: Richard White on left<br />
with Jeremy Courtenay Stamp<br />
OLD BLUNDELLIANS<br />
AROUND AND ABOUT<br />
Speech Day<br />
Speech Day again had an Old Blundellian as speaker for the<br />
day. Claire Marshall gave away prizes and spoke about her past<br />
Blundell’s career at Balliol College, Oxford and her wide ranging<br />
journalistic experiences travelling around the world reporting for<br />
the BBC.<br />
Other Old Blundellians on the stage were Governors Cedric<br />
Clapp and James Bullock<br />
Further afield<br />
Jeremy Courtney Stamp and Richard White bumped into one<br />
another at the Bahrain Grand Prix. Richard was the guest of<br />
Martin Whitaker and Jeremy handles the Renault team’s legal<br />
matters.<br />
1980S REUNION<br />
Grant Dee Shapland had organised a<br />
successful reunion of sporting OBs from the<br />
80s a couple of years ago. This year he went<br />
for a repeat and is to be congratulated on<br />
getting so many unreliable performers to the<br />
same place at the same time.<br />
The day began with breakfast at a golf club<br />
near Taunton and was followed by a round of<br />
golf. The group then headed off to a box at<br />
the County Cricket Ground for a Twenty<br />
/Twenty game and refreshments. Following<br />
the cricket, they repaired to a local hostelry<br />
and enjoyed an excellent meal with<br />
appropriate drinks! Well done Grant!<br />
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