Meet Bourne Grammar School’s new head pupils
Deputy head boy Drew Castle, head girl Hannah Morton, head Jonathan Maddox, deputy head girl Victoria Wagner, head boy Ewan Jones
NEW head pupils have been appointed at Bourne Grammar School.
They were selected by a process which included involvement by the outgoing head pupils.
Headteacher Jonathan Maddox is delighted with the appointments for the school, in South Road, Bourne.
He said: “The head students play a major role in the school - running the student council, managing the team of prefects, showcasing the school at the major public events and speech night and meeting regularly with me.”
The new head boy is Ewan Jones, 17.
He said: “It’s a privilege to be chosen for the role, I hope I fulfil my role to the best of my abilities.”
New head girl Hannah Morton, 17, is pleased with her position. She said: “I am eager to undertake the challenges and responsibilities that come with it.”
The new deputy head boy is Drew Castle, 16, and the new deputy head girl is Victoria Wagner, 17.
Bourne Grammar, which became an academy at the start of the month, will be increasing its yearly intake from 150 pupils to 180 following permission from Lincolnshire County Council.
The school is holding an information meeting on Monday, March 12, at 7pm, for anyone interested in more information about admission to Year 7.
Bourne Grammar’s main annual open evening is on Thursday, June 28, from 5.30pm.
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JOHNNYbOY
Monday, January 23, 2012 at 12:53 PMSo, the school can now attract even more students; that was very nice of LCC to allow them to expand. Now, how about the poor souls of Austerby and surrounding areas that are set to be blighted by even more student cars racing around and parking all day along their roads. How about LCC doing something meaningful for them; how about insisting, as part of expansion, that they (BGS) provide parking on their own land, for those they attract? The residents have been asking for help for a decade, in the mean-time they are lucky if they can park anywhere near their homes and are often blocked out of their own drives. So, over to you LCC, SKDC and even Bourne Town Council, what do you intend to do to solve the ongoing, unsightly and avoidable row between residents and school? Anyone???
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