Over the 2018 summer holidays, a group of six explorers from the 8th Norwich Scout troop, 16th Norwich Scouts, and 1st Norwich Scouts embarked on a 10-day cycle expedition through France, visiting cemeteries from the First World War and tracking down memorials for 16 Old Norvicensians who lost their lives in the war.
Katie Cox (ON 08-18) has been awarded an Elite Athletic Performance Scholarship from Liverpool University in recognition of her skills as a squash player.
New Richard Allain CD with Merton College Chapel Choir, directed by Benjamin Nicholas (85-94), features: Alexander Little (04-15) and Finlay McEwen (12-14)
Swardeston faced Yorkshire cricket club Hanging Heaton in the Vitality Club T20 competition, with a team that included three Old Norvicensians and a member of staff.
Originally set up in a chicken shed in 1968 by Elsie Bertram and her son, Kip Bertram (ON 55-62), Bertram Books grew to be the UK’s leading book supplier and is now celebrating 50 years of business.
ON and current parent Andrew Hipper (78-87) is close to completing a charity bike ride of 400 miles, riding from the most westerly point in Wales to the most easterly point in England.
This is your invitation to play an active role in the future of the ON Society. We are seeking a new ON Society President and Vice President and elections will be taking place in November 2018.
Mathew Webb (ON 09-16) was recently selected to represent Great Britain at the European Triathlon Championships in Glasgow and the World Aquathlon Championships in Fyn, Denmark. He will also be competing at the upcoming World Championships in Australia.
Forensic geophysicist and senior Keele University lecturer Jamie Pringle (ON 86-92) recently appeared on the BBC documentary The Secret Life of Landfill: A Rubbish History.
Old Norvicensian, former Norwich School governor, and distinguished scholar Professor Christopher Andrew (ON 49-59), will be returning to Norwich School in October to give the inaugural lecture in a new quarterly lecture series from the Norfolk Cambridge Society.
Molly Cook ON (08-15) is the co-writer and director of the musical comedy ‘A Very Brexit Musical’, which is currently running at the Edinburgh Fringe from 15-26th August 2018.
Since leaving Norwich School last year, ONs Molly Clayton, India Wollocombe and Rosie Merron have been in Shanghai, China for the summer at British Summer Camps teaching Chinese children English, British Culture, games and traditions.
Former Norwich School pupil Cat Friend and Valerie Bisbal (a Mallorcan) have become the first people to paddle around the Spanish Island of Majorca (Mallorca) on a Stand Up Paddle board (SUP), raising more than £7000 for Marine Conservation.
