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Alistair told us that his father,
Bruce, “was an English and
Spanish teacher there (at SES),
and my brother and three cousins
attended the School after me. I
went on to graduate in Portuguese
and Brazilian Studies in 1989
while studying at King’s College
London. I then went on to Price
Waterhouse where I qualified as a
Chartered Accountant in 1994.
Alistair created The Time Giving
Foundation to “inspire us to give
of our time, in our own unique
way” . The
book is currently available on
1996 – (K) AL Logue – is working
part time as Business Development
Manager for estate agent Douglas
and Gordon in London whilst
looking after two year old Archie.
Anna has also agreed to be one of
our new OSE Year Reps.
1996 – (C) L-AC Shah – (nèe
Macfarlane) is currently living in
London with her husband Abhinav
and son Sebastian aged two and is
expecting their second child. Prior
to Sebastian’s birth Lindsey-Ann
was living and working in Paris
and New York.
1996 – (F) DC Turner – is now
living in Belgium and working
for a privately owned American
private bank, Brown Brothers
Harriman in Luxembourg.
Dominic is married to Genevieve
and has two children, Maximilien
aged three and Charlotte, eighteen
months.
1997 (K) – LR Obolensky – has
been working in Kenya with the
charity Exploring Global Health
Opportunities (EGHO). Lucy let
us know that she is “running three
rural clinics, two orthopaedic
trauma projects and developing
the WHO African Patient Safety
Partnership.
“I’ve just returned from the
Kenya Orthopaedic Project
to Coast General Hospital,
Mombasa.
I had a south west team
of 21 anaesthetists, surgeons,
nurses, physios, radiographers,
F1 administrator and medical
students running a clinic and
trauma ward rounds at Coast
General Hospital.
I had gone expecting this to be
our last Mombasa trip. I couldn’t
have been more wrong… A new
surgeon has now taken over
who assisted us in getting many
other staff involved enabling us
to take the project forwards both
operatively and educationally
by running the GRASP course
(course for nurses and doctors
in recognising sick patients and
managing trauma patients) and
trained over 100 doctors and
nurses during the week. We saw
about 80 patients and performed
47 procedures during the week.
In 2012 I’m hoping the trauma
and rural health clinic projects
will be able to combine with some
of the education and training
we’re offering”
2000 – (E) JR Moss – has
recently completed recording
an album Doom & the Bloom
by J’s Tonic, which was released
in November 2011 on iTunes.
The genre is: acoustic singer/
songwriter music; and it is
streaming on MySpace www.
myspace.com/jstonic and
available for purchase on
iTunes.
gb/album/doom-the-bloom/
id478189035
2002 – (F) AJ Borthwick – is
currently working as an intern
at the United Nations in New
York in the English Translation
Service. Prior to his move to New
York, Alexander was working in
Singapore as a journalist.
2004 – (J) S Borthwick – is
undertaking an internship with
the Jane Goodall Institute in
Singapore. She has been working
at Singapore Zoo researching
orang-utans and working in
animal husbandry prior to taking
up her internship.
2004 – (C) GA McDougal –
recently sent in an update on
“the last 4 years in a nutshell”.
After a year’s internship
with the Conservative Party
as a Parliamentary Assistant
to the Shadow Minster for
Justice, Guy worked as Research
Analyst for a corporate finance
firm in London, for around a
year, “where I learnt to make
an exceptional cup of tea!!!…
before eventually learning a
bit or two about mining and
mining finance.” Guy then
went on to work for Hansard,
a financial marketing agency
based in the West End.
In January 2012, Guy was
appointed as Account Manager
at Newgate Threadneedle in
the Financial PR division of
Porta Plc, advising companies
on all aspects of their UK
communications strategy.
1979 – (E) TM Brothers – was
awarded the Fantasy Book
Review Children’s Book of the
Month in July 2011 for his book,
Ben Street: the Secret of the Lost
Soul (ISBN13:978-1-78003-156-9).
Toby writes under the pen name
Tobias Cooke.
1979 – (F) NJ Protheroe – has
left the UK to start a new life
with his family in New Zealand.
“My wife and I are building a
home in the countryside near
Kaikoura, on the South Island,
where we enjoy spectacular
views of snow-capped
mountains, rolling hills, pine
forests and the Pacific Ocean
all from the same spot. We are
opening a luxury guest lodge
here, Manakau Lodge, next
November.” If any OSE wish to
contact Neil please email: neil@
theprotheroes.com
1981 – (C) SPJ Fothergill-Payne
– advised us that late in 2011 he
was appointed Assistant Deputy
Attorney General, Litigation
with the Canadian Department
of Justice. “In this role I exercise
functional responsibility for
all litigation by or against the
Canadian federal government.
If any OSE happen to find
themselves in Ottawa, I would
encourage them to get in touch.”
1984 – (G) AG Corrie – and his
wife have recently published a
book entitled The 7 Wonders of
the Personal Development World.
Alistair told us, “We have studied
this field for over 15 years, and
successfully apply the principles
of Personal Development to our
careers.”
1986 (G) – TNG Man – has
recently made contact to tell
us, “I left St Edward’s after my
‘O’ Levels to pursue a career in
the music industry but soon
returned to education ultimately
becoming an architect”. Thomas
now has his own practice (Perioli
Man Architects) and family of
four children in Oxford.
1990 – (F) JM Ealand –
lives in Australia and runs a
photographic studio ‘Bushturkey
Studio’, specialising in wedding
photography. Justin is married
to Kirsten with son Jarrah (11)
and daughter Mali (8). They
live and work in the rainforest
and established the studio in
2002. Justin achieved “Master of
Photography” status in 2009 and
“QLD Landscape Photographer
of the Year 2011”.
1996 – (C) EWT Hillyard
(nèe Teo) – is currently living
in London with her husband
Thomas and children, Matilda
aged 4 and Jack aged 2.
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