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Golf Club card

BX61-29

Score card and rules. Pre-glossy cards; simple printing on blue card. 1970s??

Staff Golf

BX61-30

Rules and arrangements for staff; list of members (Cutting from newspaper with photo of Arthur Jarvis and Hugh Playfair

Minutes of Development and Strategy Group Meeting

BX62-10

15th OOctober 1999) PR Cadogan and FT Ahern in attendance

Golf Club

BX61-26

Brief description of club and membership fees

Golf card

BX61-27

Two score cards, rules, course diagram. Change of hole order between cards; second one has named holes

Canford School Golf Club Diary

BX61-28

Letter to parents about co-education

BX62-12

Written by Sir John Curtiss, the Cahirman of Governors, on 19th Mar 1994 about the decision to become fully co-ed.

Parent letters re co-education and long hair

BX62-07

About fifty letters from parents to the HM (Wallace) in response to his questionnaire. No copy of he questionnaire exists but it is simple to infer that he asked a) whether having a few girls in the 6th form would be good and b) whether boys should be allowed to grow their hair longer. there was universal support for having a few girls and near total agreement that boys' hair should remain fairly short.

Co-education: early discussions

BX62-11

Letter from Sir John Curtiss to governors re 'The Way Ahead' Paper written by John Lever on Canford's future focusing on co-education (Sep 93) Paper on co-education from John Lever (Jan 94) Similar handwritten paper from John Lever (Jan 94)

Co-education: staff discussion groups

BX62-08

Minutes/agendas/names for 'Transition discussions' on co-education

Co-education: announcements

BX62-09

Various letters from HM and Chairman of Govs to parents, staff etc announcing full co-education Summary of Policy Advice to staff Letter from HM to King's Canterbury HM re joining HMC co-ed group

Fives at Canford

BX61-31

Scrapbook compiled by G Brodribb (master i/c Fives) Includes detailed scores of school and house matches, lists of captains/secretaries and a number of action photographs. Donated by David Barnes (Bucklebury)