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A letter from David McIntosh to Jon and Kim Wills

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19/09/1989

Part of Houses

A letter from David McIntosh to Jon and Kim Wills sending his sympathy and support, related to Henrietta Lea's accident.

David McIntosh

A letter from David Woodhead to Graham Smallbone

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16/11/1989

Part of Pastoral and Medical Care

A letter from David J. Woodhead, National Director of the Independent Schools Information Service, to Graham Smallbone regarding the passing of the Children's Act and its consequences in cases of abuse nationwide, enclosing an ISJC circular notifying of its implications. Three pages numbered A to C.

David J. Woodhead

A letter from Gaie Owen to John Barber

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31/05/1983

Part of History of the School

A letter from Gaie Owen thanking John Barber for sending his book "The Story of Oakham School".

Gaie Owen

A letter from Gloria Hooper to Murray Watson

AB-AB/26-AB/26/1-AB/26/1/4
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25/07/1977

Part of Anna Bentley

A letter from Gloria Hooper at Taylor & Humbert to Murray Watson enclosing Form 9b. Three pages A to C.

Gloria Hooper

A letter from Joan Armstrong to A.N. Grant

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17/02/1984

Part of Anna Bentley

A letter from Joan Armstrong, Secretary to Alan Grieve at Taylor Garrett, to A.N. Grant regarding making the clasp for the pearl necklace that has been presented by John Jerwood for the Quatercentenary celebrations.

Joan Armstrong

A letter from Joan Armstrong to Roger Blackmore

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28/01/1986

Part of Anna Bentley

A letter from Joan Armstrong at Taylor Garrett, on behalf of Alan Grieve, to Roger Blackmore regarding the OSEL prospectus and the figures for the Christmas conferences.

Joan Armstrong

A letter from Joan Armstrong to Roger Blackmore