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Mayor takes a trip down memory lane at Barton Peveril
The Mayor of Eastleigh, Cllr John Caldwell, took a trip down memory lane in the company of three Barton Peveril principals when he attended The Great Comeback, an informal reunion staged as part of the college's week-long Arts Festival.
Cllr Caldwell reminisced with former principals Dr Peter Happé (1980-1989) and Godfrey Glyn (1996 - 2008) and learned more about the present day college from current principal Jonathan Prest. He also toured the annual art exhibition and was entertained by some of the college's award-winning musicians.
All money raised from the event was donated to the Hannah Memorial Academy, a primary school for underprivileged children in a remote part of India established as a memorial to former student, Hannah Foster.
The attached photograph shows Cllr Caldwell with (L to R) Barton Peveril's current principal Jonathan Prest and former principals Godfrey Glyn and Dr Peter Happé.
Aspiring coach trialled for England
Move over Capello…aspiring professional football coach and Barton Peveril student Cellyn Crook is a step nearer achieving his goal having been selected for the England Schools’ Football Association trials.
Cellyn, who will be 17 in July, attended The Romsey School and lives in the town. His courses at the Eastleigh sixth form college include the OCR National Diploma in Sport and A-level Media Studies.
Cellyn’s outstanding first year has included playing centre back for the college first team and the Hampshire Colleges under-19 squad. He has also extended his knowledge of football by completing the FA Level 1 Coaches Award.
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