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GMD ANTHONY BRAMALL AND MONCHENGLADBACH MUSICIANS VISIT WINDSOR SCHOOL. The Music Department at Windsor School received a visit from Anthony Bramall, the General music Director at Monchengladbach Theatre on Thursday 8th November. The visit followed a recent outing by 40 staff and students from Windsor School to the theatre in Monchengladbach - Rheydt to see a production of "Dreigroschenoper" by Bertold Brecht, set to the music of Kurt Weill. The students included those preparing for Advanced Level examinations in German, Music and Theatre Studies. As expected, the 'opera' lent itself very well to appreciation by a cross-curricular mix of students. The performance had received very favourable reviews and was a great hit with everyone. It was during the visit that Frau Doris Rath from the Theatre Monchengladbach asked if a visit by the GMD and some musicians would be of interest, especially since an outing to see the opera"Don Giovanni" by Mozart in Rheydt was already in the planning. Anthony Bramall arrived with four colleagues, two singers and two mucicians who spent an hour and a half with the students, telling them about Mozart's music and "Don Giovanni" in particular. To have singers and musicians from the production to perform excerpts from the opera live proved a great enrichment to the students' appreciation of the work of Mozart in general. Doubtless the theatre visit will be at least as rewarding as the last and probably more so. The Windsor School students were complimented on the level of interest shown and the visitors left with very possitive impressions of the school and its standards of music in particular. (Story by: Chris Stoll, Windsor School). Date:08/11/01 Task Number UKSC(G)01_119 Location; Rheindahlen, Germany Photo By: Sgt Rick Elsworth Photo Shows : 4th from left, Anthony Bramall with his musicians and Windsor School students. BFG Press Office G3 Media Ops HQ UKSC(G), BFPO 140. Tel No: 00 49 2161 472169 CROWN COPYRIGHT
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Windsor School Awards Ceremony. Every year pupils from Windsor School recieve awards for various accademic achievments. Arts Award bronze to, L to R Alex Masters & Francis Murphy Thomas, Silver to L to R Jacqueline Brown & Elizabeth Davies.
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UKSC(G)04,027 Leadership Training - School Development Programme 160304 Picture; Taking part were some 20 children and their teachers from Winsor School and a total of 24 others who came from the European School in Bergan Am Zee in the Netherlands, Vlotho,(the Munster area of Germany and St Aidens School in Carkisle. The Parents of the Winsor School students housed the majority of these pupils.The main porpose of the day was to bring all the Gifted and Talented pupils from from our respective schools together in order to develop team-building skills and to introduce the pupils from Germany ang Holland to Design and Technology.The day was divided into 3 main parts:1. Presentations by the pupils from Winsor School on there Science Masterclass projects.This was an extremely popular and successful and will be repeated at future meetings.2.The design and realisation of a bookmark in the technology dept.This involved the use of ICT and CAMS in the design and cutting processes.The pupils had to design a bookmark using IT facilities,transfer the design to a computer-aided machine to cut out and produce the article and,by way of comparison and evaluation they had to attempt to manifacture the same design by hand. 3.To give the visitors a taste of the military enviroment in which the hosts live and work, Sp Bn ARRC organised a team building and command exercise event. Organised and lead by SMI Carey and his staff. This was an ideal event to get the youngsters working together to solve problems and provided them with an insight into the way the Army trains its leaders and develops teamwork and problem solvimg-Key skills in any way of life today and something that the Army has been extremely good at.Today, the the youngsters enjoyed the day Further Information fromMr Butterworth,Winsor School, JHQ. JHQ Mil ext 2466 Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G) BFPO 140. Telephone +49 (0) 2161 472 2619 Photographer: Mr Rob Pollard Crown Copyright
UKSC(G)04,027 Leadership Training - School Development Programme 160304 Picture; Taking part were some 20 children and their teachers from Winsor School and a total of 24 others who came from the European School in Bergan Am Zee in the Netherlands, Vlotho,(the Munster area of Germany and St Aidens School in Carkisle. The Parents of the Winsor School students housed the majority of these pupils.The main porpose of the day was to bring all the Gifted and Talented pupils from from our respective schools together in order to develop team-building skills and to introduce the pupils from Germany ang Holland to Design and Technology.The day was divided into 3 main parts:1. Presentations by the pupils from Winsor School on there Science Masterclass projects.This was an extremely popular and successful and will be repeated at future meetings.2.The design and realisation of a bookmark in the technology dept.This involved the use of ICT and CAMS in the design and cutting processes.The pupils had to design a bookmark using IT facilities,transfer the design to a computer-aided machine to cut out and produce the article and,by way of comparison and evaluation they had to attempt to manifacture the same design by hand. 3.To give the visitors a taste of the military enviroment in which the hosts live and work, Sp Bn ARRC organised a team building and command exercise event. Organised and lead by SMI Carey and his staff. This was an ideal event to get the youngsters working together to solve problems and provided them with an insight into the way the Army trains its leaders and develops teamwork and problem solvimg-Key skills in any way of life today and something that the Army has been extremely good at.Today, the the youngsters enjoyed the day Further Information fromMr Butterworth,Winsor School, JHQ. JHQ Mil ext 2466 Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G) BFPO 140. Telephone +49 (0) 2161 472 2619 Photographer: Mr Rob Pollard Crown Copyright
UKSC(G)04,027 Leadership Training - School Development Programme 160304 Picture; Taking part were some 20 children and their teachers from Winsor School and a total of 24 others who came from the European School in Bergan Am Zee in the Netherlands, Vlotho,(the Munster area of Germany and St Aidens School in Carkisle. The Parents of the Winsor School students housed the majority of these pupils.The main porpose of the day was to bring all the Gifted and Talented pupils from from our respective schools together in order to develop team-building skills and to introduce the pupils from Germany ang Holland to Design and Technology.The day was divided into 3 main parts:1. Presentations by the pupils from Winsor School on there Science Masterclass projects.This was an extremely popular and successful and will be repeated at future meetings.2.The design and realisation of a bookmark in the technology dept.This involved the use of ICT and CAMS in the design and cutting processes.The pupils had to design a bookmark using IT facilities,transfer the design to a computer-aided machine to cut out and produce the article and,by way of comparison and evaluation they had to attempt to manifacture the same design by hand. 3.To give the visitors a taste of the military enviroment in which the hosts live and work, Sp Bn ARRC organised a team building and command exercise event. Organised and lead by SMI Carey and his staff. This was an ideal event to get the youngsters working together to solve problems and provided them with an insight into the way the Army trains its leaders and develops teamwork and problem solvimg-Key skills in any way of life today and something that the Army has been extremely good at.Today, the the youngsters enjoyed the day Further Information fromMr Butterworth,Winsor School, JHQ. JHQ Mil ext 2466 Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G) BFPO 140. Telephone +49 (0) 2161 472 2619 Photographer: Mr Rob Pollard Crown Copyright
UKSC(G)04,027 Leadership Training - School Development Programme 160304 Picture; Taking part were some 20 children and their teachers from Winsor School and a total of 24 others who came from the European School in Bergan Am Zee in the Netherlands, Vlotho,(the Munster area of Germany and St Aidens School in Carkisle. The Parents of the Winsor School students housed the majority of these pupils.The main porpose of the day was to bring all the Gifted and Talented pupils from from our respective schools together in order to develop team-building skills and to introduce the pupils from Germany ang Holland to Design and Technology.The day was divided into 3 main parts:1. Presentations by the pupils from Winsor School on there Science Masterclass projects.This was an extremely popular and successful and will be repeated at future meetings.2.The design and realisation of a bookmark in the technology dept.This involved the use of ICT and CAMS in the design and cutting processes.The pupils had to design a bookmark using IT facilities,transfer the design to a computer-aided machine to cut out and produce the article and,by way of comparison and evaluation they had to attempt to manifacture the same design by hand. 3.To give the visitors a taste of the military enviroment in which the hosts live and work, Sp Bn ARRC organised a team building and command exercise event. Organised and lead by SMI Carey and his staff. This was an ideal event to get the youngsters working together to solve problems and provided them with an insight into the way the Army trains its leaders and develops teamwork and problem solvimg-Key skills in any way of life today and something that the Army has been extremely good at.Today, the the youngsters enjoyed the day Further Information fromMr Butterworth,Winsor School, JHQ. JHQ Mil ext 2466 Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G) BFPO 140. Telephone +49 (0) 2161 472 2619 Photographer: Mr Rob Pollard Crown Copyright
UKSC(G)04,027 Leadership Training - School Development Programme 160304 Picture; Taking part were some 20 children and their teachers from Winsor School and a total of 24 others who came from the European School in Bergan Am Zee in the Netherlands, Vlotho,(the Munster area of Germany and St Aidens School in Carkisle. The Parents of the Winsor School students housed the majority of these pupils.The main porpose of the day was to bring all the Gifted and Talented pupils from from our respective schools together in order to develop team-building skills and to introduce the pupils from Germany ang Holland to Design and Technology.The day was divided into 3 main parts:1. Presentations by the pupils from Winsor School on there Science Masterclass projects.This was an extremely popular and successful and will be repeated at future meetings.2.The design and realisation of a bookmark in the technology dept.This involved the use of ICT and CAMS in the design and cutting processes.The pupils had to design a bookmark using IT facilities,transfer the design to a computer-aided machine to cut out and produce the article and,by way of comparison and evaluation they had to attempt to manifacture the same design by hand. 3.To give the visitors a taste of the military enviroment in which the hosts live and work, Sp Bn ARRC organised a team building and command exercise event. Organised and lead by SMI Carey and his staff. This was an ideal event to get the youngsters working together to solve problems and provided them with an insight into the way the Army trains its leaders and develops teamwork and problem solvimg-Key skills in any way of life today and something that the Army has been extremely good at.Today, the the youngsters enjoyed the day Further Information fromMr Butterworth,Winsor School, JHQ. JHQ Mil ext 2466 Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G) BFPO 140. Telephone +49 (0) 2161 472 2619 Photographer: Mr Rob Pollard Crown Copyright
UKSC(G)04,027 Leadership Training - School Development Programme 160304 Picture; Taking part were some 20 children and their teachers from Winsor School and a total of 24 others who came from the European School in Bergan Am Zee in the Netherlands, Vlotho,(the Munster area of Germany and St Aidens School in Carkisle. The Parents of the Winsor School students housed the majority of these pupils.The main porpose of the day was to bring all the Gifted and Talented pupils from from our respective schools together in order to develop team-building skills and to introduce the pupils from Germany ang Holland to Design and Technology.The day was divided into 3 main parts:1. Presentations by the pupils from Winsor School on there Science Masterclass projects.This was an extremely popular and successful and will be repeated at future meetings.2.The design and realisation of a bookmark in the technology dept.This involved the use of ICT and CAMS in the design and cutting processes.The pupils had to design a bookmark using IT facilities,transfer the design to a computer-aided machine to cut out and produce the article and,by way of comparison and evaluation they had to attempt to manifacture the same design by hand. 3.To give the visitors a taste of the military enviroment in which the hosts live and work, Sp Bn ARRC organised a team building and command exercise event. Organised and lead by SMI Carey and his staff. This was an ideal event to get the youngsters working together to solve problems and provided them with an insight into the way the Army trains its leaders and develops teamwork and problem solvimg-Key skills in any way of life today and something that the Army has been extremely good at.Today, the the youngsters enjoyed the day Further Information fromMr Butterworth,Winsor School, JHQ. JHQ Mil ext 2466 Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G) BFPO 140. Telephone +49 (0) 2161 472 2619 Photographer: Mr Rob Pollard Crown Copyright
UKSC(G)04,027 Leadership Training - School Development Programme 160304 Picture; Taking part were some 20 children and their teachers from Winsor School and a total of 24 others who came from the European School in Bergan Am Zee in the Netherlands, Vlotho,(the Munster area of Germany and St Aidens School in Carkisle. The Parents of the Winsor School students housed the majority of these pupils.The main porpose of the day was to bring all the Gifted and Talented pupils from from our respective schools together in order to develop team-building skills and to introduce the pupils from Germany ang Holland to Design and Technology.The day was divided into 3 main parts:1. Presentations by the pupils from Winsor School on there Science Masterclass projects.This was an extremely popular and successful and will be repeated at future meetings.2.The design and realisation of a bookmark in the technology dept.This involved the use of ICT and CAMS in the design and cutting processes.The pupils had to design a bookmark using IT facilities,transfer the design to a computer-aided machine to cut out and produce the article and,by way of comparison and evaluation they had to attempt to manifacture the same design by hand. 3.To give the visitors a taste of the military enviroment in which the hosts live and work, Sp Bn ARRC organised a team building and command exercise event. Organised and lead by SMI Carey and his staff. This was an ideal event to get the youngsters working together to solve problems and provided them with an insight into the way the Army trains its leaders and develops teamwork and problem solvimg-Key skills in any way of life today and something that the Army has been extremely good at.Today, the the youngsters enjoyed the day Further Information fromMr Butterworth,Winsor School, JHQ. JHQ Mil ext 2466 Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G) BFPO 140. Telephone +49 (0) 2161 472 2619 Photographer: Mr Rob Pollard Crown Copyright
UKSC(G)04,027 Leadership Training - School Development Programme 160304 Picture; Taking part were some 20 children and their teachers from Winsor School and a total of 24 others who came from the European School in Bergan Am Zee in the Netherlands, Vlotho,(the Munster area of Germany and St Aidens School in Carkisle. The Parents of the Winsor School students housed the majority of these pupils.The main porpose of the day was to bring all the Gifted and Talented pupils from from our respective schools together in order to develop team-building skills and to introduce the pupils from Germany ang Holland to Design and Technology.The day was divided into 3 main parts:1. Presentations by the pupils from Winsor School on there Science Masterclass projects.This was an extremely popular and successful and will be repeated at future meetings.2.The design and realisation of a bookmark in the technology dept.This involved the use of ICT and CAMS in the design and cutting processes.The pupils had to design a bookmark using IT facilities,transfer the design to a computer-aided machine to cut out and produce the article and,by way of comparison and evaluation they had to attempt to manifacture the same design by hand. 3.To give the visitors a taste of the military enviroment in which the hosts live and work, Sp Bn ARRC organised a team building and command exercise event. Organised and lead by SMI Carey and his staff. This was an ideal event to get the youngsters working together to solve problems and provided them with an insight into the way the Army trains its leaders and develops teamwork and problem solvimg-Key skills in any way of life today and something that the Army has been extremely good at.Today, the the youngsters enjoyed the day Further Information fromMr Butterworth,Winsor School, JHQ. JHQ Mil ext 2466 Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G) BFPO 140. Telephone +49 (0) 2161 472 2619 Photographer: Mr Rob Pollard Crown Copyright
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UKSC(G)_2006_143. Tuesday 19th September 2006.Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal, visited the Headquarters of the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (HQ ARRC) Rear at Rheindahlen, Germany, on Tuesday, 19th September 2006. HQ ARRC is currently deployed to Afghanistan where it assumed command of the International Stabilisation Assistance Force (ISAF) in May 2006.On her arrival, The Princess Royal was met by Major General RAMS Melvin OBE, General Officer Commanding United Kingdom Support Command (Germany).After having been briefed on HQ ARRC and the ISAF mission, The Princess Royal paid a visit to the Community Support Services Fair and 10th Anniversary Multi-National Charities Fund Health in BFG Awareness Day. The Princess Royal showed great interest in the different stalls, stopping frequently to ask questions.The Princess Royal also visited Windsor School where she watched a drama presentation on the impact of operational deployments on Service families written by 17-year old students.At a reception in the Reaction Forces Officers' Mess, The Princess Royal met a significant number of soldiers and also families of deployed personnel from the Royal Signals and Royal Logistic Corps, of which she is the Colonel in Chief. These units and sub-units constitute the majority of the HQ ARRC Group. Local German dignitaries had the opportunity to talk to her Royal Highness during the reception, as did representatives of the Special Needs Riding Group.The Princess Royal left Rheindahlen after this very busy 4-hour programme to fly back to the UK.Photo By: Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G), BFPO 140.Crown Copyright
UKSC(G)_2006_143. Tuesday 19th September 2006.Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal, visited the Headquarters of the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (HQ ARRC) Rear at Rheindahlen, Germany, on Tuesday, 19th September 2006. HQ ARRC is currently deployed to Afghanistan where it assumed command of the International Stabilisation Assistance Force (ISAF) in May 2006.On her arrival, The Princess Royal was met by Major General RAMS Melvin OBE, General Officer Commanding United Kingdom Support Command (Germany).After having been briefed on HQ ARRC and the ISAF mission, The Princess Royal paid a visit to the Community Support Services Fair and 10th Anniversary Multi-National Charities Fund Health in BFG Awareness Day. The Princess Royal showed great interest in the different stalls, stopping frequently to ask questions.The Princess Royal also visited Windsor School where she watched a drama presentation on the impact of operational deployments on Service families written by 17-year old students.At a reception in the Reaction Forces Officers' Mess, The Princess Royal met a significant number of soldiers and also families of deployed personnel from the Royal Signals and Royal Logistic Corps, of which she is the Colonel in Chief. These units and sub-units constitute the majority of the HQ ARRC Group. Local German dignitaries had the opportunity to talk to her Royal Highness during the reception, as did representatives of the Special Needs Riding Group.The Princess Royal left Rheindahlen after this very busy 4-hour programme to fly back to the UK.Photo By: Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G), BFPO 140.Crown Copyright
UKSC(G)_2006_143. Tuesday 19th September 2006.Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal, visited the Headquarters of the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (HQ ARRC) Rear at Rheindahlen, Germany, on Tuesday, 19th September 2006. HQ ARRC is currently deployed to Afghanistan where it assumed command of the International Stabilisation Assistance Force (ISAF) in May 2006.On her arrival, The Princess Royal was met by Major General RAMS Melvin OBE, General Officer Commanding United Kingdom Support Command (Germany).After having been briefed on HQ ARRC and the ISAF mission, The Princess Royal paid a visit to the Community Support Services Fair and 10th Anniversary Multi-National Charities Fund Health in BFG Awareness Day. The Princess Royal showed great interest in the different stalls, stopping frequently to ask questions.The Princess Royal also visited Windsor School where she watched a drama presentation on the impact of operational deployments on Service families written by 17-year old students.At a reception in the Reaction Forces Officers' Mess, The Princess Royal met a significant number of soldiers and also families of deployed personnel from the Royal Signals and Royal Logistic Corps, of which she is the Colonel in Chief. These units and sub-units constitute the majority of the HQ ARRC Group. Local German dignitaries had the opportunity to talk to her Royal Highness during the reception, as did representatives of the Special Needs Riding Group.The Princess Royal left Rheindahlen after this very busy 4-hour programme to fly back to the UK.Photo By: Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G), BFPO 140.Crown Copyright
UKSC(G)05,114,043. 02 July 05 Picture; The14th Annual Windsor Arts Festival 2005 was held at Windsor School JHQ Rheindahlen, Germany on Wednesday 6th July 2005. The highlight of the evening was the culminate a joint concert with the Band of The Royal Lancers ,Windsor School Music Department and Rheindahlen Music Centre. For more information contact: Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G) BFPO 140. Telephone +49 (0) 2161 472 2169 Photographer: Mr Rob Pollard Crown Copyright
UKSC(G)05,114,029. 02 July 05 Picture; The14th Annual Windsor Arts Festival 2005 was held at Windsor School JHQ Rheindahlen, Germany on Wednesday 6th July 2005. The highlight of the evening was the culminate a joint concert with the Band of The Royal Lancers ,Windsor School Music Department and Rheindahlen Music Centre. For more information contact: Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G) BFPO 140. Telephone +49 (0) 2161 472 2169 Photographer: Mr Rob Pollard Crown Copyright
UKSC(G)05,114,005. 02 July 05 Picture; The14th Annual Windsor Arts Festival 2005 was held at Windsor School JHQ Rheindahlen, Germany on Wednesday 6th July 2005. The highlight of the evening was the culminate a joint concert with the Band of The Royal Lancers ,Windsor School Music Department and Rheindahlen Music Centre. For more information contact: Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G) BFPO 140. Telephone +49 (0) 2161 472 2169 Photographer: Mr Rob Pollard Crown Copyright
UKSC(G)05,114,006. 02 July 05 Picture; The14th Annual Windsor Arts Festival 2005 was held at Windsor School JHQ Rheindahlen, Germany on Wednesday 6th July 2005. The highlight of the evening was the culminate a joint concert with the Band of The Royal Lancers ,Windsor School Music Department and Rheindahlen Music Centre. For more information contact: Media Ops BFG, HQ UKSC(G) BFPO 140. Telephone +49 (0) 2161 472 2169 Photographer: Mr Rob Pollard Crown Copyright
On Wednesday 16th May 2007, Windsor School held their annual awards ceremony in the Globe Cinema at Joint Headquarters Rheindahlen, Germany. The AFNORTH Award recipient Kathy Wilkinson, and The RASU Commander's Cup nominee Tom Walvin, celebrate their success with Assistant Head of Sixth Form Mrs May Schapendonk.
On Wednesday 16th May 2007, Windsor School held their annual awards ceremony in the Globe Cinema at Joint Headquarters Rheindahlen, Germany. The recipients of The Sixth Sense Trophy for Outstanding Good Service were (left to right) Liam Woods, Sabrina Cooper and Daniel Coultas. Colonel Richard Robinson presented the trophy.
On Wednesday 16th May 2007, Windsor School held their annual awards ceremony in the Globe Cinema at Joint Headquarters Rheindahlen, Germany. The recipients of The Kilbride Award for Progress in Studies were (left to right) Kayleigh Heywood, Laila Freckleton and Hannah Bateman.
On Wednesday 16th May 2007, Windsor School held their annual awards ceremony in the Globe Cinema at Joint Headquarters Rheindahlen, Germany.
On Wednesday 16th May 2007, Windsor School held their annual awards ceremony in the Globe Cinema at Joint Headquarters Rheindahlen, Germany.
On Wednesday 16th May 2007, Windsor School held their annual awards ceremony in the Globe Cinema at Joint Headquarters Rheindahlen, Germany.