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	Wennington School: A Memoir of the Fifties
		The "hope", my father explained, was a boarding school in Yorkshire, which had been recommended by one of the many schools that had turned me down.
		Wennington School, that "progressive" coeducational boarding school where the pupils called their teachers by their first names, was not the "classless society" that many claim it was.
		Indeed, the school's equivalent of a charge of heresy was a declaration that one was "in conflict with authority".
	wenningtonschool.com (4493 words)

	Solihull - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Solihull (IPA: [ˈsɒlɪˌhʌl], or [ˌsɒliˈʌl], or some combination of the two; occasionally [ˈsəʊlihʌl]) is a town in the West Midlands in England with a population of 94,753 [1].
		Residents of Solihull and those born in the town are referred to as Silhillians and past pupils of Solihull School are called Old Silhillians.
		In 1974 the Solihull county borough was merged with the rural district surrounding Meriden to form the Metropolitan Borough of Solihull.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Solihull (1177 words)

	Solihull School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The school's chapel, consecrated in 1960, was dedicated to St Mary and St Katherine to reflect the school's origins.
		In the 17th century it became a boarding school, and in 1879 the charitable estate from which the school had been funded was devoted solely to educational purposes.
		The school's (12-sided) quadrangle and surrounding classrooms, as well as the former hall, known as Big School, were built after this period, and were followed by a chapel and large teaching block and sports hall, amongst other additions.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Solihull_School (1028 words)

	Definition of Solihull
		Solihull is a town, in the West Midlands in England with a population of around 120,000.
		The moto of Solihull is Urbs in Rure (the town in the country) although the late Headmaster of Tudor Grange Grammar School in Solihull, Mr A. Munday argued that it should more accurately be rendered as Urbs Rure - the word in not being required with the ablative case of Rure.
		In 1964 Solihull became a county borough and on this occasion her majesty The Queen bestowed the honour.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Solihull (796 words)

	icSolihull - Fee fixing allegation is denied
		SOLIHULL School has hit back angrily at claims it is under investigation over fee fixing.
		If allegations against Solihull School were found to be true it is believed the educational institution, which includes a sixth form, could have to pay out up to £2 million.
		A spokesman for the OFT confirmed they were looking at a number of schools accused of fee fixing but refused to name any of them or their locations.
	icsolihull.icnetwork.co.uk /news/local/tm_objectid=14759547&method=full&siteid=91411&headline=fee-fixing-allegation-is-denied-name_page.html (275 words)

	Solihull Council - School exclusions
		Schools are entitled to expect the support of parents, and they will ask you to be involved if your child is misbehaving.
		Fixed term exclusion: where a child who gets into serious trouble at school is excluded for a certain number of days (maximum of 45 days in any one academic year) and when a date is set for a return to school.
		It is important for you to contact the school and make arrangements for work to be sent home, unless the exclusion is only for a short period.
	www.solihull.gov.uk /schools/exclusions.htm (689 words)

	Solihull Music Service - Notable Notes_Template
		Schools were presented with their awards in July by Gerry Robinson, Chair of the Arts Council, England.
		Schools had the opportunity to widen their involvement by exploring issues arising from the show as part of their PSHE/citizenship classes and support was available from Save the Children and the Refugee Council.
		She has used the school's list of ‘high fliers' in the student body and finds that these are not always the same pupils as those who would be identified in music.
	www.solihull-music.org.uk /main_notes_autumn03.htm (11171 words)

	Solihull School - InformationBlast
		The school occupies a surprisingly large site (approximately 65 acres) for such an urban location.
		The rapid expansion of the school's facilities shows no signs of stopping, with the planned construction of a new teaching block and redevelopment of a large part of the school, involving the demolition of several buildings from the early 20th Century.
		The school charges approximately £7000 per annum in fees, but offers a generous provision of scholarships and exhibitions, funded by a foundation.
	www.informationblast.com /Solihull_School.html (702 words)

	History of Solihull
		By 1200 Solihull was fully established and Ulverlei was being referred to as Olton.
		By the 18th century Solihull was well established as an administrative centre being the seat seat of the Petty Sessions, having it's own County Court, and a grammar school which famously rejected Samuel Johnson's application to be the headmaster.
		Solihull's population grew correspondingly: in 1921 - 21,00, 1932 - 25,00, and 1941 - 60,000.
	www.solihull-online.com /history.htm (1364 words)

	Solihull School Reunions
		The School is organising a Reunion for all Leavers 1981 to 1985 to be held on Saturday, September 15th 2007.
		I attended Solihull School from 1974 to 1985.
		I was at school from 1939 to 1946 and was sad to read the other day of the death of one of my contempories, Peter Greenwell.
	www.solihull-online.com /solschool.htm (2088 words)

	Kingswood School
		We have high hopes for all our pupils and do our best to make sure they leave us as accomplished and caring persons who value themselves and others and are happy and confident to take on the many academic, personal and social challenges which they will undoubtedly encounter as they get older.
		The school has had an excellent record of examination successes and most children are destined to enter leading independent or grammar schools.
		If you would like to find our more then please telephone the school to arrange an appointment and I will be delighted to take you on a tour of the school.
	www.kingswoodschool.co.uk (201 words)

	Pennycuick Collins (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Walking distance of Tudor Grange School, St Peterâs RC School, Alderbrook School and Solihull College this ground floor fully refurbished flat has two double bedrooms, lounge with terrace overlooking the peaceful communal gardens.
		Located in the sought after area of Solihull, only 5 minutes away from the prestigious Touchwood development, is this ground floor flat available to let immediately.
		Walking distance of Tudor Grange School, St Peterâs RC School, Alderbrook School and Solihull College these ground and first floor flats have two double bedrooms, lounge with terrace overlooking the peaceful communal gardens.
	www.pennycuick.co.uk /pages/propertys/showlist.asp?proptype=res&location=Solihull (236 words)

	Solihull Music Service - Notable Notes_Summer_09_03
		Solihull Arts Complex welcomed Motionhouse for their performance of Volatile on Friday 28th March and is looking forward to welcoming The Sonia Sabri Dance Company with Sonia's new show Drishti on Friday 9th May. Tickets cost £8, £7 or £5 each for school/college groups and are available from Box Office Tel: 0121 704 6962.
		In a number of schools there seems to be a move towards introducing a common approach to work in Year 9 so that teachers can meet together to monitor what standards and levels have been achieved.
		Arden School (Solihull) is thought to be setting or banding students in Year 9 for music, Steve Block in Enfield has undertaken some Gifted and Talented case studies, which can be accessed via the NAME website.
	www.solihull-music.org.uk /main_notes_summer03.htm (9794 words)

	Rosie S Solihull in directory.co.uk
		Advantage West Midlands Director for Birmingham and Solihull, Rosie Paskins, said: "We are delighted this scheme is actually starting on...
		Advantage West Midlands Director for Birmingham and Solihull, Rosie Paskins, said: "We're delighted to have been able to help this move...
		Solihull Council representative - following the result of the recent local elections, John Hawkswood has replaced Rosie Worsley as the...
	www.directory.co.uk /search.asp?keyword=Rosie+S+Solihull&page=http://msxml.infospace.com/_1_63MTFE04VEUMVI__uk.drctuk/search/web/Rosie%2BS%2BSolihull/21/20/2/-/1/0/1/1/1/1/-/-/-/di1%253A1103327787403%253A0%253A?engineset=uk-only (179 words)

	NationMaster.com - Encyclopedia: Napalm Death (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Napalm Death is a grindcore band that was formed at the Solihull School in Birmingham, England in 1982 by Miles Ratledge and Nicholas Bullen, originally under the name of Civil Defence.
		The band was formed by Nic Bullen and Miles Ratledge who were still at school at the time (they were 13 and 14 respectively).
		Napalm Death is a grindcore/death metal band formed at Solihull School near Birmingham, England in 1982 by Miles Ratledge and Nicholas Bullen, originally under the name of Civil Defence.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Napalm-Death (5215 words)

	News
		Saint Martin’s school in Solihull celebrated the old and the new this week as former Head Girl and Whitbread First Novel award winner Susan Fletcher was welcomed back to her old school by new Headmistress, Jane Carwithen.
		The Ofsted report, based on an inspection of the school in January this year, highlights “very good “ teaching, “very good” progress made by the girls in all areas of the curriculum and states that the girls are “extremely confident”, “show an excitement and enthusiasm in their learning” and “behave very well”.
		Girls in Years 9 and 10 at Saint Martin’s School in Solihull and boys of the same age from Solihull School, took part in a joint German schools exchange visit with pupils from the Elisabethenschule in Hofheim, which is in Solihull’s twinned area of Mein-Taunus-Kreis.
	www.saintmartins.solihull.sch.uk /news.html (4740 words)

	Retired and Senior Schools Volunteering Programme
		Volunteers will be trained and CRB checked and then placed in their local Solihull primary school to provide individual attention to children, supporting their learning in English and/ or Maths.
		Our volunteers in schools are recruited, trained and supported by their local branch of RSVP, placing them with the children who need their help, encouraging their full potential in reading and math’s.
		Times to be arranged at the convenience of the school and volunteer with support from RSVP Schools Organiser.
	www.solihull-sustain.org.uk /volunteering/RetiredandSeniorSchoolsVolunteeringProgramme.htm (203 words)

	Solihull Swimming Club Solihull Midland District
		Welcome to Solihull Swimming Club's website, which allows existing members access to information about all the areas within the club and also welcomes any enquiries from potential new members who may be interested joining this successful swimming and water polo club.
		Solihull Swimming Club is a well-established club, based at the Tudor Grange Pool in Solihull.
		Parents who are interested enough to do their bit, no matter how small or infrequent, are always welcomed.
	www.solihullswimmingclub.co.uk (327 words)

	Peterbrook Primary School, Solihull, West Midlands
		Overall the website is the result of a concerted effort by all at the school to provide as much information as possible to those who visit the site for whatever reason.
		In my role as Solihull MBC’s School Improvement Lead Adviser for Peterbrook Primary School, I would like to say how pleased I am to see that the school’s web-site has come to fruition after all the hard work put into making it possible by so many of the Peterbrook team.
		Peterbrook is a very busy school where we all participate in the daily challenges and opportunities to provide our children with an education which is varied and stimulating.
	www.peterbrookschool.com /welcome.asp (834 words)

	Solihull School
		The School Matron (Mrs Beth Haynes) and Assistant Matron (Mrs Mary Thorne) are responsible for the health of the pupils, but they also have a pastoral role and liaise closely with others in the pastoral care structure.
		The School Bench, the Middle School Bench and the Lower School Bench are pupils in each section who are given responsibility to assist with the running of the school.
		They are often the first to be aware of the difficulties of individual pupils and they may be able to help, or to bring such situations to the attention of staff.
	www.solsch.org.uk /pages/general_information/pastoral.aspx (1022 words)

	EducationGuardian.co.uk \| Interactive guides \| Solihull
		# Indicates that a school's value added measure has been suppressed because coverage is less than 50% of the cohort.
		This includes where a school has asked for an individual KS3 subject to be suppressed because of very low numbers of eligible pupils.
		< Mainstream school with all pupils in one or more subjects with a test result not included in the % level 5 or above subject indicator.
	education.guardian.co.uk /secondaryschoolsguide2003/table/0,12804,878751,00.html (295 words)

	Solihull School \| Australia 2002 Hockey Tour
		As the younger side were facing a girls’ team, the opportunity was taken to strengthen the defence with the inclusion of Daves Brough and Shepherd alongside Coutts and Hetherington at the back.
		It is worth noting that we beat every school side that we faced and that each of the sides that defeated us was a regional, or even national side.
		It started from a belief that Hockey players at the school should have the same opportunity for overseas travel as Rugby players were already enjoying.
	www.mbrough.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /au/news (5001 words)

	Castle Bromwich Junior School, Solihull
		There is an article in the Solihull Times this week about the achievements of all our Year 6 children in various local competitions with a very good photograph of some children who represent the different teams.
		Last evening the school rock band, their parents and the teachers who attended their first public performance at Solihull Library Theatre in March were invited by the Mayor and Mayoress of Solihull to visit the Mayor's Parlour at the Civic Suite.
		Today we had the Mayor and Mayoress of Solihull in school to present a prize from a competition in Wussop which is a magazine produced by the Solihull Partnership for children who live learn and play in Solihull.
	www.cbjs.co.uk (2537 words)

	NDS - News Distribution Service
		Two schools in the West Midlands are ending the term on a high thanks to big sports funding news from the Big Lottery Fund, which is today announcing more than £1.7 million for new physical education facilities in Stoke on Trent and Solihull.
		Heart of England School in Solihull has been awarded funding of £533,801 which will be used for the creation of a new dance studio with improved access and changing facilities.
		Mr Squires, Deputy Headteacher at Heart of England School said: "We have been trying to obtain the funding for a dance studio for several years now and at last it is within our grasp.
	nds.coi.gov.uk /Content/Detail.asp?ReleaseID=163034&NewsAreaID=2 (825 words)

	Solihull: Education (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Comprehensive secondary school with prospectus, a curriculum learning area, a news section and a contact zone.
		Co-educational, independent school catering for children aged between three and eleven years.
		Independent day school for boys between the ages of 7 and 18 years, and for girls in the sixth form.
	solihull.west-midlands.info /index.php/Education (113 words)

	Solihull School @ UK Schools Guide 2005
		The junior school, in modern buildings, is an integral part of the school.
		Service to the community and to others in the school is a valued part of the curriculum.
		School cottage in Snowdonia, used by various groups (all 12-year-olds spend a week there).
	www.schoolsguidebook.co.uk /schools/Solihull_School.html (846 words)

	Property for sale & rent - Solihull properties
		Find a Property - Rest of UK - West Midlands - Solihull
		Click on a school to see more details and the DFEE's scores for 2000
		"Solihull is an affluent town in the suburbs of Birmingham......
	www.findaproperty.com /area.aspx?areaid=0991&opt=schools (63 words)

	LORELY BURT MP BACKS SOLIHULL SCHOOL'S SHOW OF SUPPORT FOR MARINE BILL (Lorely Burt)
		Solihull's MP, Lorely Burt is supporting The Wildlife Trusts' call for a Marine Bill in next month's Queen's Speech.
		Lorely Burt MP said: 'I was encouraged to see the strength of public support for a Marine Bill which The Wildlife Trusts have gathered with their Petition Fish from Greswold Primary School and hundreds of others across the country.
		Solihull MP backs Bill to prevent mis-selling of Greenbelt land for development.
	lorelyburt.org.uk /news/000345/lorely_burt_mp_backs_solihull_schools_show_of_support_for_marine_bill.html (1088 words)

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