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<strong>Chronicle</strong><br />

Cumnor House <strong>Girls</strong> School Magazine <strong>2017</strong>-20<strong>18</strong>


Welcome<br />

From<br />

The<br />

Head<br />

Mistress<br />

I would like to officially thank<br />

you – pupils, parents and staff,<br />

for welcoming me to Cumnor<br />

House School for <strong>Girls</strong> and<br />

helping me along my first steps<br />

of this stage of my life’s journey<br />

– one that I began with a degree<br />

of excitement and trepidation.<br />

It seems particularly pertinent<br />

to think about journeys with<br />

our Year Six girls moving on to<br />

their next schools, other girls<br />

leaving to pastures new and staff<br />

moving on to their next stages.<br />

When we know that we are to<br />

journey, we plan where we will<br />

go, who and what we will see,<br />

we have an idea of some of<br />

the destinations, and we may<br />

even put a time scale on things.<br />

<strong>Girls</strong>, as you journey there will<br />

be set events, things that are<br />

inevitable like birthdays and<br />

GCSE’s. You will expect some<br />

family events; births, marriages,<br />

funerals and every event will<br />

have a different effect upon you.<br />

It’s exciting, this journey into<br />

the unknown, there should be a<br />

feeling of anticipation, excitement<br />

– perhaps a touch of nerves.<br />

Journeys require that you prepare<br />

and this is no different, you<br />

need to pack your metaphorical<br />

bag. I was thinking about what<br />

would be useful things to have<br />

– apart from Kendall Mint Cake.<br />

Curiosity – always be curious,<br />

never be afraid to wonder<br />

and ask questions.<br />

Good humour – no one wants<br />

to spend lots of time with<br />

people who are negative all the<br />

time and sometimes difficult<br />

times can be helped by having<br />

a smile and kind words<br />

Courage - on this journey<br />

there will be tricky bits and<br />

you will need to be brave –<br />

but know that you can be<br />

Resilience – you will have<br />

setbacks, I can guarantee<br />

that. Resilience will help<br />

you to deal with them<br />

Humility – accept that others<br />

will know better, see that<br />

as a safe thing and it goes<br />

hand in hand with Trust,<br />

don’t forget to pack Trust.<br />

Adaptability – you may have to<br />

change route, mode of travel, with<br />

little or no warning but stay calm,<br />

think, problem solve and adapt<br />

what you do in order to carry on<br />

Self-reflection – never be<br />

complacent or arrogant, by<br />

thinking that your way is the<br />

best and only way, be prepared<br />

to admit your mistakes<br />

and then do things better.<br />

There is no shame in that<br />

Compassion – care for those<br />

around you, those who you love<br />

and those who you don’t love.<br />

Have empathy and understanding.<br />

Faith – your faith, if you have<br />

one, but also faith in yourself.<br />

Believe that you can. Tell yourself<br />

that you can – you are stronger<br />

than you would ever believe…if<br />

you allow yourself to be that is.<br />

Where will you go? There is<br />

no fixed destination, you go<br />

where your heart leads you.<br />

Circumstance may take you in one<br />

direction and serendipity may<br />

take you in another. Sometimes<br />

you just need to accept and go<br />

with the flow. Know that the<br />

journey will be filled with twists<br />

and turns – that is what will<br />

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make it interesting. There will be<br />

bumps, and potholes and after a<br />

while you will learn to recognise<br />

them and walk around them. You<br />

will fall over, you will get knocks<br />

and bruises – think of them as<br />

learning injuries. Don’t let the<br />

fear of getting hurt stop you from<br />

journeying on. There will be flat<br />

and uninteresting parts, some<br />

easy downhill bits and some<br />

steep climbs. There will be joy<br />

along your road, don’t forget to<br />

enjoy it, don’t be in too much<br />

of a hurry to miss the view and<br />

try not to avoid conversations.<br />

Connect with what is around<br />

you, don’t be so busy that you<br />

keep your head down – look<br />

up, see the clouds morning<br />

across the sky, listen to bird<br />

song and wonder at waterfalls.<br />

Connect with people, some will be<br />

with you all the way through your<br />

journey, others will drift in, stay<br />

for a while and drift out - they<br />

were there for a reason, connect.<br />

Some people who wish to travel<br />

with you may not have your best<br />

interests at heart – choose your<br />

travelling companions carefully.<br />

Enjoy it, it won’t be easy all of<br />

the time, it may not be easy<br />

most of the time but you have<br />

the right things packed in your<br />

bag – remember to rummage<br />

through and unpack what you<br />

need to help you along the<br />

way. Remember, this is no<br />

one else’s journey but yours;<br />

walk, sometimes scamper, or<br />

skip – your journey, your way.<br />

Amanda McShane<br />

Headmistress<br />

“Life is a<br />

journey<br />

filled with<br />

unexpected<br />

miracles”<br />

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Message from<br />

our Head Girl<br />

My time at Cumnor has been an exciting and fulfilling journey.<br />

Throughout the years, I have grown my tree of friends and<br />

so many wonderful opportunities have been handed to<br />

me. There was a lot of hard work too!! And it did pay off<br />

when I was sitting my 11+ entrance exams. It was then that<br />

I realised how well my school had prepared me, and how<br />

the work we do at school is to such a high standard. I am<br />

proud to say that, although the girls in my class and I had<br />

our highs and lows during the 11+ period, nobody really<br />

struggled and we have all had successful outcomes.<br />

We have been blessed with amazing teachers who do a great<br />

job presenting information in incredible ways, making it fun<br />

to turn dry facts/serious events into plays, posters or Power<br />

Point creations. We are always given challenging tasks to do.<br />

I am sad thinking about leaving this school, all my memories<br />

will be packed away and I will be forced to make new ones.<br />

However, my time at Cumnor has already given me a head start<br />

in life and I look forward to the rest of my learning journey.<br />

Enough about leaving though! At the point of writing this, we<br />

still have 2 months left of this school and we, together with<br />

our teachers, are planning to make the most of it. So many<br />

fun activities will fill our schedule during this last stretch: the<br />

bushcraft trip and “the lion king” play are just a “preview”<br />

in our programme; and it will be so much fun to be huddled<br />

together with my classmates in a tent under the stars.<br />

I am so grateful for Cumnor and I hope many other children<br />

and their parents, look past its seemingly small appearance<br />

and catch a glimpse of the beating heart of the school.<br />

Lianna Iversen<br />

Head Girl <strong>2017</strong>/20<strong>18</strong><br />

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Scholarship<br />

Results<br />

<strong>2017</strong>-<strong>18</strong><br />

20 Scholarship<br />

Offers<br />

Caterham<br />

4 Scholarships<br />

(1 Sport, 1 Academic and 2<br />

Music)<br />

Croydon High<br />

2 Scholarships<br />

(2 Academic)<br />

Streatham and<br />

Clapham High<br />

2 Scholarships<br />

(1 Academic and 1 Art)<br />

Ewell Castle<br />

1 Scholarship<br />

(Academic)<br />

Reigate Grammar<br />

2 Scholarships<br />

(1 Academic and 1 Music)<br />

Old Palace<br />

2 Scholarships<br />

(2 Mathematics and 1 Head’s<br />

Award)<br />

Royal Russell<br />

3 Scholarships<br />

(1 Academic, Music and 1<br />

Sport)<br />

Woldingham<br />

Sutton High<br />

3 Scholarships<br />

(1 Academic, Art and 1<br />

Music)<br />

1 Scholarship<br />

(Academic)<br />

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School Life<br />

Speech Day<br />

Held at Croydon Minster, with Bonita Norris, Keynote speaker.<br />

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Performances<br />

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School Life<br />

It’s been another busy and productive year in<br />

the drama department. Every girl in the school<br />

has been in at least one production and the<br />

girls have also produced some wonderful<br />

work in their weekly drama lessons.<br />

The year started with performances at Harvest<br />

Festival - poems, playlets and speeches were<br />

performed with great confidence by all our girls.<br />

December saw our youngest girls take on the<br />

challenge of the annual nativity play. This years<br />

offering was A Midwife Crisis and followed the<br />

journey of a midwife who had heard about the<br />

impending arrival of a special baby to Bethlehem<br />

to see if she could be of help. Accompanied<br />

by her trusty donkey, Steve, she ventured<br />

across the land towards Bethlehem meeting<br />

innkeepers, shepherds, wise men and angels<br />

in their way. Reception, Year 1 and 2 performed<br />

with great confidence and the audience really<br />

enjoyed the festive atmosphere created.<br />

The spring term saw Year 5 tackle Shakespeare and<br />

Macbeth. Using a live lesson available via the RSC<br />

the girls were able to learn from one of the RSC<br />

directors about some of the most important scenes<br />

in the play and use that during their rehearsal<br />

process. We staged the show as if the girls were a<br />

group of travelling players in Elizabethan England<br />

and we saw some very fine acting from our Year 5’s.<br />

The summer term was packed full of excitement<br />

for the drama department. The year 6 girls went to<br />

London to see The Lion King in the West End so they<br />

could prepare for their moment in the spotlight.<br />

Years 5 and 6 were treated to an extraordinary<br />

workshop provided by the West End company<br />

Showstoppers, where they spent their time learning<br />

the craft of musical improvisation - with some<br />

exceedingly amazing results and the facilitators of<br />

the workshop were very impressed with our girls.<br />

At the beginning of June Years 3 and 4 performed<br />

their production of The Mystery of Magpie Manor.<br />

This was a whodunnit style 1920’s musical so<br />

there were feathers and flapper girls galore. We<br />

saw some very lovely dancing and fine acting<br />

skills and the girls really enjoyed the rehearsal<br />

process and performing to a very full hall.<br />

Year 6 (with support from the rest of KS2) staged a<br />

magnificent ‘sell out’ production of The Lion King at<br />

the end of June. The hall was packed with parents<br />

who could not believe their eyes when the Circle<br />

of Life played out and the whole hall was filled<br />

with a menagerie of animals - all created by Year<br />

6 - under the expert guidance of our wonderful Mrs<br />

Clingan. A true whole KS2 effort - I think it’s safe to<br />

say that the whole experience will not be forgotten.<br />

Year 6 were outstanding in the leading roles and<br />

we mustn’t forget Meghan and Sara who ably ran<br />

the lighting and sound - assisted by Mr Kimber.<br />

The final drama show of the year was presented<br />

in the final week of term, by Reception, Year 1<br />

and Year 2. The Bee Musical was a delightful<br />

way to showcase how much our youngest<br />

students have grown in confidence during<br />

the year with a play filled with lovely music,<br />

beautifully sung and with a strong message.<br />

Year 5 held a mock election as part of<br />

their public speaking and debate unit of<br />

learning in drama in the summer term.<br />

The girls have worked for most of the term on<br />

understanding the democratic system in our country<br />

and thinking about what would make a good election<br />

speech and manifesto. The girls performed 6 parties:<br />

Future, Progress, Vision, Tomorrow, Transform and<br />

Discovery. We also had an election committee<br />

which oversaw the official running of the election.<br />

On Wednesday 13th June, the girls presented their<br />

manifestos to the rest of the school in assembly<br />

and on Thursday 14th June the big vote took place.<br />

Counting was done and the result was decided<br />

by how many year groups each party won. The<br />

end result was a hung parliament with both<br />

the Future and Discovery parties winning 3 Year<br />

groups each! Congratulations to party leaders<br />

Penelope and Naima and to party members<br />

Matilda, Ilaria, Toluwa, Amaya, Alisha and Ruby.<br />

Mrs Kimber<br />

Head of Drama<br />

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The<br />

Lion King<br />

Performance<br />

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Easter<br />

Easter festivities at Cumnor House School for <strong>Girls</strong>.<br />

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Yr 6 Autumn Poems<br />

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Yr 6 Charge of the Lightbrigade Parodies<br />

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Yr 6 Emotion Zoo Poems<br />

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School Life<br />

(Above)<br />

Yr 6 Personal Recount<br />

(Left) Yr 6 Poem in the<br />

Style of Ogden Nash<br />

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Year 3<br />

Science<br />

The Year 3 <strong>Girls</strong> took their learning<br />

outside and enjoyed the sunshine<br />

while studying their current Science<br />

topic ‘Helping Plants Grow’. The girls<br />

can be seen busy (above) recording<br />

plant species on the school fields.<br />

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School Life<br />

Year 5 <strong>Girls</strong>’ MFL<br />

Mastermind Competition<br />

at Reigate Grammar School<br />

Ten carefully selected pupils from Year 5 were<br />

invited to take part in a Modern Foreign Language<br />

Competition at Reigate Grammar School on Monday.<br />

Eager to participate in their first Mastermind<br />

Language Competition, the girls collaborated<br />

with excitement when deciding upon their final<br />

answers to the different questions and tasks they<br />

were asked to fulfil. After discussion and a short<br />

presentation by the girls to the other schools about<br />

what ‘culture’ meant to them, we soon realised<br />

that this competition was about the importance of<br />

foreign language speaking across the world. The<br />

competition began with an introduction to Japanese.<br />

With interest and confidence, they soon discovered<br />

that they were able to communicate successfully<br />

and exchange information in Japanese within only<br />

one hour’s teaching; proof that we are all able to<br />

learn a new language, whichever one that may be.<br />

Then there was a general quiz about national<br />

flags, which was swiftly followed by a quiz about<br />

French food. The girls particularly enjoyed the<br />

poetry task they were set, which involved reciting,<br />

by heart, a short poem in French. They performed<br />

brilliantly, with perfect pronunciation, fluency and<br />

intonation. The girls were awarded First Prize and<br />

were each handed a certificate and a gift bag. Many<br />

congratulations to each of you for being such perfect<br />

ambassadors for Cumnor House <strong>Girls</strong>’ School. In<br />

particular, for being so sociable and friendly with<br />

the other school pupils taking part, and also for<br />

working so effectively as a team. Bravo, les filles!<br />

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Portraits<br />

A collection of portraits drawn by our Year 3 <strong>Girls</strong>.<br />

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Drawing ‘En Plein Air’<br />

Year 3 <strong>Girls</strong> enjoying an outdoor art lesson which involved drawing the<br />

beautiful natural surroundings Cumnor House School for <strong>Girls</strong> has to offer.<br />

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Yr 4 Art<br />

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Emotion Portraits<br />

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Degas<br />

Inspired<br />

Dancers<br />

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Easter Bunnies<br />

(Right) Kandinsky Inspired<br />

Abstract Art<br />

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Year School 4 Artwork<br />

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Observational Drawing<br />

and Colour Mixing in Chalk<br />

A wonderful collection of chalk art by our Year 5 <strong>Girls</strong>.<br />

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Painting Tone<br />

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Portraiture at<br />

Wilhelmena House<br />

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Chalk Still Life<br />

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Lion King<br />

Cumnor <strong>Girls</strong> busy making their costumes.<br />

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Sculpting Animal Heads<br />

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Wilhelmena House Nursing Home<br />

Reception visit Ladyland Farm<br />

Tate Modern Gallery Visit<br />

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Lion King Trip<br />

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Sport<br />

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Sport<br />

Touch<br />

Rugby<br />

During the Spring term Year 5<br />

Cumnor Boys made the short journey<br />

to the <strong>Girls</strong> School for a game of<br />

touch rugby versus Year 5 <strong>Girls</strong>.<br />

It was great to see the girls and<br />

boys enjoying their rugby together<br />

and compete in what was the<br />

girls’ first ever match! It was a<br />

close encounter but the boys left<br />

victorious. The superb afternoon<br />

was kindly organised by HB Sports.<br />

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Sport<br />

Lorem Upsume a Thing<br />

Start Your<br />

Swimming<br />

We have seen some<br />

fantastic results in the<br />

swimming pool this year.<br />

The swimming team have<br />

won all of their friendly<br />

galas against other<br />

local prep schools this<br />

year, well done girls!<br />

ISA National Finals<br />

The ISA National<br />

Finals were held at the<br />

Olympic Pool on Sunday<br />

21st January. All girls<br />

performed well and were<br />

a credit to the school. The<br />

fantastic achievements<br />

of our girls are below.<br />

Age Group<br />

Distance<br />

Stroke<br />

Position<br />

Swimmer<br />

U10<br />

50m<br />

Breaststroke<br />

Silver<br />

Matilda P<br />

U10<br />

50m<br />

Freestyle<br />

Bronze<br />

Matilda P<br />

U9<br />

50m<br />

Freestyle<br />

Silver<br />

Ella O<br />

U9<br />

4x50m<br />

Freestyle Relay<br />

5th<br />

Zara T<br />

Jessica C<br />

Mia K<br />

Ella O<br />

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Sport<br />

Croydon Schools Gala<br />

The girls received ‘Best<br />

<strong>Girls</strong> Team’ at the Croydon<br />

Schools Prelims and<br />

many of the team secured<br />

themselves places in<br />

the final on Wednesday<br />

14th (Results Below).<br />

Overall Cumnor <strong>Girls</strong><br />

came second out of all of<br />

the Croydon Schools and<br />

narrowly avoided first<br />

place by only 3 points!<br />

Age Group<br />

Distance<br />

Stroke<br />

Position<br />

Swimmer<br />

U8/9<br />

50m<br />

Freestyle<br />

1st<br />

Ella<br />

U8/9<br />

50m<br />

Freestyle<br />

2nd<br />

Meenakshi<br />

U10<br />

50m<br />

Breaststroke<br />

5th<br />

Penny<br />

U10<br />

50m<br />

Freestyle<br />

1st<br />

Matilda<br />

U10<br />

50m<br />

Freestyle<br />

3rd<br />

Sahana<br />

U10<br />

50m<br />

Backstroke<br />

5th<br />

Claire<br />

U8/9<br />

50m<br />

Breaststroke<br />

5th<br />

Olivia<br />

U8/9<br />

50m<br />

Backstroke<br />

1st<br />

Mia<br />

U11<br />

4x50m<br />

Freestyle Relay<br />

2nd<br />

Lianna<br />

Sahana<br />

Ella<br />

Matilda<br />

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Sport<br />

Cross<br />

Country<br />

Cross Country<br />

The cross country season<br />

saw a variety of weather<br />

conditions, varying from<br />

snow and ice to beautiful<br />

sunny weather. <strong>Girls</strong><br />

from Years 3-6 competed<br />

at a variety of events.<br />

Some of the girls best<br />

performances are below.<br />

Event<br />

Result<br />

Croydon Schools Cross Country Event 1st Overall girls team - Year 5<br />

ISA Cross Country<br />

Surrey Primary Schools Cross Country<br />

Warlingham Park<br />

Matilda P and Zoha securing top positions<br />

during the London South Prelims and<br />

qualifying for the ISA Nationals<br />

U10 - Matilda P finishing in 8th position and<br />

qualifying for Surrey Training<br />

U15 – Zoha finishing in 15th 8th position and<br />

qualifying for Surrey Training<br />

1st Overall <strong>Girls</strong> Team<br />

South London Harriers Primary<br />

Cross Country League<br />

3rd Overall <strong>Girls</strong> Team<br />

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Sport<br />

Netball<br />

The girls have had a<br />

fantastic time playing<br />

netball this year and<br />

have represented the<br />

school in various matches,<br />

tournaments and<br />

competitions. A particular<br />

highlight was the U11A<br />

team winning the St Davids<br />

Trophy earlier this year!<br />

Biathlon<br />

Matilda P came second<br />

and qualified in the<br />

South Regional Biathlon<br />

Championships in October.<br />

At the National Biathlon<br />

Championships held at<br />

Crystal Palace. Matilda<br />

came second overall and<br />

received a silver medal,<br />

she narrowly missed out<br />

on gold by 0.4 seconds!<br />

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Sport<br />

Cricket<br />

Cricket has been introduced to the girls school<br />

this year, which has been a great success. The<br />

students have embraced the sport and absolutely<br />

loved taking part in House Cricket as well as at<br />

fixtures and tournaments. The U11A team won<br />

the <strong>Girls</strong> Croydon Schools Cricket qualifiers and<br />

represented the borough at the Country Cricket<br />

finals. The girls have done incredibly well!<br />

Athletics<br />

Cumnor <strong>Girls</strong> took part in the Croydon Schools<br />

Athletics Event for the first time this year. Each<br />

school in Croydon fielded an 11 strong team, the<br />

standard was high and the competition fierce.<br />

Four of our girls qualified for the finals event,<br />

well done to Lianna, Penny, Jasmin and Ama!<br />

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The P.E department<br />

would like to say<br />

a BIG thank you to<br />

all of the parents<br />

who have supported<br />

the girls at fixtures.<br />

Whether home or<br />

away your support<br />

and encouragement<br />

is invaluable and<br />

much appreciated!<br />

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Sports Day<br />

Sports Day in particular, both for Prep and<br />

Pre-Prep, was a fantastic day. The girls ran,<br />

threw, jumped, balanced and swam (in the<br />

novelty race!) incredibly well. They enjoyed not<br />

only their own races but watching their Mums,<br />

Dads, Grandparents, Aunties, Uncles etc having<br />

some fun of their own. Thank you to everyone<br />

for coming to watch and support the girls and<br />

we’re already looking forward to next years!<br />

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Cumnor House School<br />

1 Woodcote Lane<br />

Purley, Surrey CR8 3HB<br />

020 8660 3445<br />

admissions@cumnorhouse.com<br />

www.cumnorhouse.com

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