2017 annual magazine of Sibford Old Scholars’ Association (SOSA). We hope that you will
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enjoy reading about what some of our former pupils are up to these days and share in their memories. 2017 has been a special
year for Sibford School and we hope that you will enjoy our 175th anniversary feature. It’s also been a great year for welcoming former heads back to Sibford ... as you’ll see from the following pages both John Dunston and Sue Freestone have been back to the school this year. In producing The Rocket
it never ceases to amaze me what diverse career paths old Sibfordians follow ... and this issue is no exception as we feature former pupils working with creatures, cocktails and colours! We compare and contrast
two very different versions of the Kander and Ebb musical Cabaret. And we share in the reflections of Maggie Guy who has retired after 33 years at the school. If you’ve got news that
you’d like to share with other Old Scholars, don’t forget to get in touch ... you can email me at
abromhall@sibfordschool.co.uk or write to The Sibford Rocket, Sibford School, Sibford Ferris, Banbury OX15 5QL.
In Friendship Ali Bromhall Editor
Cover photograph: Rainbow over Sibford School
The Sibford Rocket welcomes articles from Old Scholars and other interested parties. Please note, the Editor reserves the right to edit articles for reason of length or legality.
On 13 October 2017 Old Scholars and former staff joined present pupils and staff to celebrate 175 years of Sibford School. Pictured from top are: Former Head John Dunston and wife Suzie with current Head Toby Spence and wife Jill; Grace Beckerlegge and Jenny Munday (Head Girl 1979). SOSA president Harriet Langridge and Catherine Roussel (née Stewart); Eleanor Smith; Richard Hughes, Liz Belcher, Erica Strofton, Judith Beeby and Lori Spencer; David Dyer, Jean Wain, Peter Wain (Head Boy 1950) and Keith Dyer. Stuart Hedley (former woodwork teacher), Yvonne Hedley and Di Howes (former science technician).
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elcome to The Sibford Rocket, the
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