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Old Scholars’ Day 2024
15 May 2024
Saturday was Old Scholars’ Day at Chailey Heritage Foundation, an annual event where former pupils of Chailey Heritage School gather to meet up and reminisce about their time here.
There was a moving service in St Martin’s Chapel followed by a delicious lunch, their AGM and a talk from Will Folkes to update the old scholars on the amazing achievements of the current group of young people and colleagues at Chailey Heritage.
As ever it was brilliant chance to welcome back and hear from those who have had their lives transformed by Chailey Heritage over the years. The day was made possible by the hard work of Richard and Janet Wilkins from the Old Scholars, and Friends volunteers, Helen and Ian.
