A letter between J A McLoughlin and Martin Minshall
Parte de Activities and Societies
A letter of thanks for the invitiation to the biennial inspection and congratulates the calibre of those taking part.
Allan McLoughlin
Parte de Activities and Societies
A letter of thanks for the biennial inspection and his hospitality.
Sir Simon Bryant
A letter from Adam C[ullitters] to Martin Minshall
Parte de Activities and Societies
A letter of thanks for the invitation to the biennial inspection and congratulations for the organisation and carrying out of the day.
Adam Griffiths
A letter from Anthony J Stables to Martin Minshall
Parte de Activities and Societies
A letter concerning the biennial inspection and his many thanks for a splendid event. Also contains somebiographical information about Anthony Stables.
Anthony Stables
Parte de Activities and Societies
A letter giving thanks for the inspection and for the helicopters. Talks about the excitement of the children. Child's drawing of a helicopter on reverse.
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A letter from Berty Bowes to Martin Minshall
Parte de Activities and Societies
A letter of thanks for the event of the biennial inspection and the amazement of the development of the school buildings.
Kenneth Richard Bowes
A letter from C A Montellier to Martin Minshall
Parte de Activities and Societies
A letter of thanks for the event of the biennial inspection.
Wing Commander Clive Montellier
A letter from Conrad G[arter?] to Joe Spence
Parte de Activities and Societies
A letter of thanks for the invitation to the biennial inspection and for a successful day. Writer is amazed at the development of the school since he went.
Conrad Garton
A letter from David O Crwys-Williams to Joe Spence
Parte de Activities and Societies
A letter of thanks for the invitation to the biennial inspection and for a successful day.
David Crwys-Williams
A letter from Graham Smallbone
Parte de Pastoral and Medical Care
A letter from the head about the Haileybury Group Meeting and a visit to a camp by the CCF and the concern over whether wearing a unifrom will make them a target of the IRA.
Graham Smallbone