Sentence examples for wellington school from inspiring English sources

Wellington School in Somerset have just sent out an appeal seeking other schools wishing to play U14 and U15 games where team selection is based on size and/or weight.

Wellington School, at its foot, was founded in 1841.

He belonged to a group of poets, including James K. Baxter, who referred to themselves as the Wellington school.

Wellington school – "Welly", as it was universally derided – has been demolished and not a trace of it remains.

For serious types there is Cameron at 10 (William Collins) by former Wellington school headmaster Anthony Seldon and Peter Snowdon.

Jen English, a geography teacher at Wellington school in Cheshire, sent us her words display after finding the idea on Twitter and Pinterest.

In Wellington schools the dominant term was fans, recorded in New Zealand before 1920, which the authors state derives from fains or fain it as described by the Opies, itself dating back to Chaucerian times.

Len, was really Lionel Murray, was born in Hadley, Shropshire, educated at Wellington grammar school.

Len was really Lionel Murray, born in Hadley, Shropshire and educated at Wellington grammar school.

Welcome to another lecture by Warwick Murray, a British-born associate professor of human geography at the Victoria University of Wellington's school of geography, environment and earth sciences, in New Zealand, whose guitar-strumming prowess recently saw him honoured with one of his adopted country's most prestigious teaching awards.

After leaving his Wellington high school, Eli found near-immediate success with Rubber Turkey, written when he was 19, awarding him a Chapman Tripp Theatre Award.