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54 SCHOOL NEWS GCSE ART Charlotte Taylor Clemmy Sowden Grace Shan Henry Hollins Iona Biggs Lovell Kara Hundermark Lyla Williams Molly White
SCHOOL NEWS 55 CCF The Cadet Cambrian Patrol is the premier national Army Cadet competition, held at the infamous UK Ministry of Defence Sennybridge Training Area in South Wales. It is designed to test the skills, teamwork, fitness and leadership abilities of some of the best CCF cadets in the country. This year, Shrewsbury’s Army Section Cambrian Patrol team won the tremendous accolade of achieving a gold medal. This achievement places them in the premier league of Army Section teams. Geography teacher Captain Charlie Kenzie (Officer Commanding the Shrewsbury Army Section) was glowing in his praise of the team’s success: “I cannot overstate the significance of this achievement and how proud I am of the team. The competition is truly gruelling: sleep deprivation and upwards of 30km patrolling across difficult ground, whilst completing infantry activities such as Section Attacks, take a huge physical and mental toll on your body. Having spent eight years as a front-line Infantry Officer in the British Army, I know and understand the extent of the challenges they faced over the weekend. I can say with utter certainty, that there are some regular soldiers who would have struggled, if not failed, to complete the arduous nature of this year’s exercise.” Section Commander Sgt Charlie Silver (EDH L6) deserves particular credit. She was ably supported by her Second-in- Command Sgt George Edwards (PH L6), SSgt Imo Voelcker (G L6), Lcpl Casper Dugdale (I L6) and cadets Will Beeston (PH 4), Richard Wolskel (Rb 4) Alex Mackinnon (Rb 4) and Tom Brough-Byatte (R 4). ShrewsMUN VII Co-Secretary General Oscar Rink (PH U6) reports. In March, we once again had the honour of hosting our own Shrewsbury School Model United Nations Conference, welcoming over 170 delegates from ten schools. We chose as our theme ‘multiculturalism’, celebrating the School and our international community, where we continue to embrace diverse ethnicities and cultures. Despite finding ourselves in a difficult situation with Mr Peach’s passing, our team managed to put together what proved to be a very successful and engaging conference. Under the guidance of our experienced chairs, debates in committees were lively and productive and a wide range of issues were discussed, from women’s rights in Iran to the role of AI in conflict. Our social event was also a hit with our delegates, thanks to our very own George Rink (PH 4) making his debut as DJ. General Assembly (where all 170+ participants debate together) was filled with fruitful debate as we attempted to resolve the issue of spy balloons, addressing topics such as national security and sovereignty. Our winner of the Huw Peach Best Delegation Award at ShrewsMUN VII was Withington Girls’ School. Representing Australia, their delegates performed at the highest standard across the committees. We further commend all other delegations for their hard work, great teamwork and outstanding public speaking skills. There was an impressive level of debate, and we were delighted to see delegates grow in confidence throughout the conference. We look forward to seeing more in the future and continuing the legacy of ShrewsMUN.
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