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in Choi Kwang Do at the age of sixty-seven. He is pictured with Master Malcom Macarthur and his wife, Morag, being awarded the belt. OSE nearby are invited to train with him at Ashington CKD.

environmental lawyer Kathryn Rae, founded theWild Camel Protection Foundation (WCPF) in 1997 to save the critically endangered wild camel which lives in the Gobi Desert. Over the years, much has been achieved with the establishment of a reserve in China and a breeding centre in Mongolia. Starting with 8 wild camels in 2004, the breeding centre now holds 35 with an additional eight having been released into their natural habitat, where the last remnant population of approximately 450 wild camels survive.This breeding centre is the only place in the world where a captive wild camel population is held. The work of WCPF was featured on David Attenborough’s Perfect Planet which aired on BBC 1 in January. In 2017, John was awarded an OBE for his work.

HEALY, OLI (Tilly’s, 2015-2020)

Oli has been writing for an online London Newspaper called London Centrist whilst studying Politics at Edinburgh university. HUDSON, DAN (Cowell’s, 2000-2005) Dan Hudson has worked at GSK for over 10 years and is currently a Senior Manager in Vaccines Business Development, based in Italy. Dan studied Biochemistry at Oxford Uni specialising in Immunology and Oncology, and recently completed an MSc in Artificial Intelligence. He returned to Oxford this September to start a DPhil in computational immunology. Dan returned toTeddies last year to give a talk to students in MedSoc about his work. success after joining the senior GB rowing squad in 2015, winningWorld Cup gold as part of the men’s eight before claiming bronze in the men’s four at the 2015World Rowing Championships and competing in the 2016 Rio Olympics. In October, following the postponement of the 2020 Olympic Games, Stewart announced his retirement from rowing. ‘My goal now is to move into management consulting. I’ve been really lucky to be part of the PwC leadership scheme thanks to the Performance Lifestyle team, which has given me a great start. I’m also working on developing my motivational speaking company.’ JACOT, FRANK (Cowell’s, 1980-1982) Frank completed a ten-day charity trek up Mount Everest in 2013, raising £2,500 for Action Medical Research. Frank told us that the scenery was breath-taking but the altitude made the trek extremely challenging with only 50% oxygen at the top of Kala I J INNES, STEWART (Kendall, 2004-2009) Stewart had a meteoric rise to

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James is owner and course leader of the Junior Drama and Film Company, offering drama, filmmaking, animation, circus skills and make-up workshops, designed to build confidence, to young people aged 5-18. www.juniordramaandfilmcompany.com GLASS ANIMALS Bayley, Dave (Field House, 2003-2007); Irwin-Singer, Ed (Cowell’s, 2002-2007); MacFarlane, Drew (Kendall, 2002-2007); Seaward, Joe (Cowell’s 2002-2007) Glass Animals (all OSE who left in 2007) performed their single 'Heat Waves' at the Billboard Music Awards in Los Angeles in May.The song was nominated for Top Rock Song.You can catch them this November at venues all over the UK and Ireland in their Dreamland Tour. G

HEALY, MOLLY (Mac’s, 2010-2015) Molly is a Communications, Operations and Projects Assistant at Haberdashers’ Aske’s Federation which is a multi-academy trust of four secondary and five primary schools in south-east London. She is also still finding time to run marathons! Nick is Assistant Travelling Lad for Jonjo O’Neill Racing, a racehorse training yard renowned in the UK and Ireland. One of his horses, Cloth Cap, won the Ladbrokes Hurdle back in November and was the bookies’ favourite for the 2021 Grand National! HEALY, NICK (Tilly’s, 2012-2017)

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HARE, JOHN OBE (Apsley, 1948-1953, ) John Hare, together with

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