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13 Jan 2025 | |
Written by Anna Evans | |
Events |
A successful Christmas drinks catch-up for those who have recently left Oswestry School was held earlier this month, at The Bell in Oswestry.
Over 25 of last year's cohort met up for a very jolly meet up thanks to organiser, Mrs Rachel Bowd. The event was specifically aimed at making contact with our youngest OOs and catching up on their news.
Several staff attended the lively event including Headmaster, Mr Middleton.
Mrs Bowd said: "It was great to hear from OOs who have moved on to Universities across the UK including Cardiff, York and Manchester. Others have taken on apprenticeships and others have plans to study overseas. They all seemed very happy to see each other as there was plenty of talking, laughter and stories being told.
"We are a small school, and all our pupils are important to us, that sentiment does not end when our pupils leave."
Following the success of this event, there are plans to make a Christmas Drinks catch up in Oswestry a regular feature on the Old Oswestrians calendar.
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