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| 24 Oct 2022 | |
| Written by Claire Bunting | |
| General News |
The Headmaster was delighted to welcome so many families back to the Family Service yesterday as well as all the new families who were attending for the first time. This was our first Family Service since autumn 2019 after which, the pandemic affected scheduling. The Headmaster was joined by guest speaker Reverend Graeme Kennedy from Kirkpatrick Memorial Church and Mr McNerlin, Assistant Head of Boarding who presented the reading. Mr Doherty, Head of Music, led the musical performances from the Senior and Junior Choirs and the Senior Orchestra. A small sample of the music can be viewed in the video below:
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