There was little David Mellor didn’t – or indeed couldn’t – do during his seven years at Sandbach School. A thriving academic who represented the school in everything from chess to hockey between 1979 and 1986, David later studied Geography at Oxford University, and is now CEO of Crowe Global.
By Jeff Lewis In 2014, the OSA was asked to help fund the Peace Garden. At the official opening, for one old boy in particular, it was especially poignant. George Hill stood at the back in the official photo, but his uncle, stands proudly amongst the names of the fallen on the Remembrance plaque in the chapel.
The Old Sandbachians’ Association is proud to present a selection of images kindly provided by well known former Sandbach School alumnus, Nicholas Booth.
By Nicholas Booth One of the more ridiculous things adults sometimes say is “If you can’t do anything else, teach”. Utter nonsense because
We heard over the weekend from Colin Brown (former Head Teacher) the sad news that his wife Christine passed away on January 24th. Our deepest sympathies go out to Colin . The funeral will be on 14 February at Vale Royal Crematorium 2.00pm.
It is with much sadness that we learnt recently of the death of Nigel Johnson, former Head of English. Nigel taught at the school from 1973 – 1983. He inspired many boys through his love of literature and genuine interest in helping individuals achieve their potential.
Steve Hodgkinson (OSA Treasurer) and Jeff Lewis (OSA Secretary) were able to say thank you and goodbye to Yvonne Nichols at Sandbach School recently. As Sarah’s PA she has been an incredible friend, help and supporter of the OSA for many years.
I trust this email finds you well. I am honoured to be asked to be the President again and look forward to the year ahead. The Old Sandbachians, like so many organisations, had to put events on hold for almost 2 years. Thankfully, as restrictions have lifted, we have started to resume normal service.
It is with the deepest sadness that we are letting you know of the death of James Steele aged 91 in late September.
Like so many of his contemporaries, Jim was an Old Sandbachian through and through, being proud of all that the school stood for and very grateful for the education it gave him.
On Saturday 27th November 2021, for the first time in more than two years due to Covid restrictions, the Old Sandbachians’ Association were finally back where we belong – at Sandbach School.
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