Last 7 Days
The Old Arnoldians London Dinner
On board the HQS Wellington
Junior School Maths Day
Top mathematicians compete at school
A Tale of Two Cities
Old Arnoldian performs in London
Teen Titles
Arnold dominates reviews
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Toast to Art
Art on show
Girls' Choir sing Evensong
Blackburn Cathedral provides beautiful setting
Masterclass Glass
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A Celebration of Unity
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Star students
Top of the Class - nationally!
"Flash, Bang, Wallop! What a picture"
School Photograph
Nuffield Bursary for KaYee
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An Indian wedding
Our Indian guests perform in assembly
New Parents' Reception
A splendid lunch and an opportunity to meet
Up, up and away
The school says goodbye to the Orange radio mast
Superdoctors - one small step
The Indiana Jones of surgery
Superdoctor Steve Mannion
Old Arnoldian on TV
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Out of green uniform and into business dress, our students begin life in the 6th Form
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Where do our students go on to and what do they study?
The Arnold A Team
Some (more) success stories!
Well done!
Another super set of results!
University News
Budding students making plans
Another Mackintosh in the making
Some success stories
Examination Success
Pleasing results at A Level
The Old Arnoldians London Dinner
The Old Arnoldians London Committee have a tradition of taking their guests to interesting venues for their annual London Dinner. In previous years they have dined at the House of Commons and the Reform Club. This year on a mercifully, balmy Autumn evening they were afloat on the river Thames, on board the Headquarters Ship of The Honourable Company of Master Mariners, HQS Wellington.
Moored on the Embankment not far from Cleopatra's needle and across from the London Eye, guests enjoyed a splendid dinner with only the slightest hint that the tide was rising underneath them.
The venue was secured by Mr Paul Butterworth RN, OA who explained the history of the vessel and speeches were made by the Chairman of Governors, Mr Jerry Wooding, and the Headmaster.
Posted by: CFD White
Date: Monday 13/10/2008
