The Surrey schools praised by parents for going âabove and beyondâ to teach children during lockdown
Families in Surrey have been naming the schools they want to thank for supporting pupils through the pandemic
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Teachers have had to adapt lessons and online learning to deal with lockdown (Image: Kirsty O Connor/PA Wire)
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CHESTERTOWN â Alumni L. Myrton Gaines, Peter Maller and Elizabeth Warehime are among the newest members of the Washington College Board of Visitors and Governors.
Gaines â78 and Maller â90, who also are inductees of the collegeâs Athletic Hall of Fame, took up their duties July 1, while the selection of Warehime â13 and Hugh Sherman was announced in a Dec. 9 news release from the college.
Sherman is dean of Ohio Universityâs College of Business, which consistently is ranked as one of the top 50 public undergraduate business colleges in the country. He holds a master of business administration from Northeastern University, as well as a doctoral degree in strategy from the Fox School of Business at Temple University.
A coroner today ruled that a schoolboy had been dishonest in his evidence about the final moments of his best friend, who he allegedly discussed a suicide pact with before the teenager jumped to his death in front of a train.
Richard Travers said the reasons Sam Connor, 14, leapt in front of a train following a suspected suicide pact with his friend would never be known due to the absence of an honest account from the teenager.
The coroner had twice asked the schoolboy, 15, to tell the inquest the content of Sam s final conversation with him but the witness insisted he could not remember.
Heartbreaking last text of boy, 14, before jumping under train in front of classmates
Sam Connor, 14, was described as a funny and shy young man by schoolmates at an inquest into his death this week. The pupil had joked about suicide prior to to the tragedy
Sam Connor, pictured here with mum Christine and brother James, was a funny and shy young man (Image: Internet Unknown)
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