SCHOOLS' DAY

For the last 20 or more years The Bromley Rotary Club has invited representatives from three of its local secondary schools to tell them about their hopes and aspirations.


On Tuesday the 19th of March, a teacher and two sixth-formers (Year 11) from Coopers, Ravens Wood and Hayes Schools joined us for lunch at The Warren, Hayes.

To a packed audience Rene (from Ravens Wood), Ofure and Steve (from Coopers) and Rose (from Hayes) spoke passionately and articulately about the challenges they have faced and their ambitious aspirations for the future. This was not a competition but an opportunity for a spot of public speaking for the young people, and for Rotary Club members, many not in the first flush of youth, to hear from them first-hand. And very impressive they were!

After the speeches Mr Jared Nehra, Bromley’s Director of Education, gave a brief thank you, congratulating the students and thanking the schools for their participation in this event.

Students and teachers from Ravens Wood School, Coopers School, Mr Jared Nehra (Director of Education), and Hayes School (left to right) at Bromley Rotary’s Schools Day

 

For Further information:

John Bruce
Bromley Rotary Club

Email: john_bruce@ntl world.com




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