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6 | COUNTRYANDTOWNHOUSE.COM/SCHOOLS ALICE SMELLIE Health and beaut y writer Alice Smellie is co-author of Cracking the Menopause with Mar ie l l a Frost r up, a s wel l a s a d i rec tor of t he campa ig n g roup Menopause Mandate. She produces features for national newspapers including the Daily Mail, Times and Daily Telegraph, and gives ta lks to companies and schools about women’s health. This issue, A l ice w r ite s on t he impor ta nce of mentoring programmes within schools. DAVID GOODHEW As Managing Direc tor of t he Dukes Education Advisor y Board, David Goodhew is committed to advancing social mobilit y v ia bursaries. A graduate of Oxford Universit y with a First in Classics, he was Head of Lat ymer Upper School from 2012–2023, where he launched the Inspiring Minds campaign, which successfully completed its aim of raising £40m to offer one in four pupils a means-tested bursar y. JAMES BARTLETT Originally from Pembrokeshire, James Bartlett read music at St Catharine’s College, Cambridge, where he held a choral scholarship and sang with Sidney Sussex College Choi r a nd K i ng’s Col lege Choi r. Beyond his role as Director of Music at Christ’s Hospital, James maintains a portfolio of professional singing work, is a course director for the Rodolfus Choral Courses, and musical d i rec tor for t he Nat iona l Yout h Music Theatre.
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SCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES & CHAMPIONS 2024/25 CONTRIBUTORS SALLY JONES A prolif ic broadsheet journalist and morning TV presenter, Sally Jones was Britain’s f irst net worked woman sports presenter covering the British Olympics. Real Tennis world champion 1993-95, Sally played count y sport for Warwickshire, won five Oxford Blues and halfBlues for tennis, squash, netball, cricket and modern pentathlon. This issue, she discusses schools determined to extend bursar y provisions. RIANNA HENRIQUES Having played dozens of gigs all around the world with names such as si x-times Brit Award winner RAYE, Alicia Keys, Jorja Smith, Craig David, Beverley Knight and Hermeto Pascoal, flautist and sa xophonist Rianna Henriques a lso holds the auspicious tit le of a GRAMMY Recording Academy Professional Musician. Rianna reg u l a rly v i sit s pr ima r y schools for outreach projects and workshops. GREGORY TAYLOR Graduating from Cambridge Universit y with a degree in Pol it ic s , Gregory Taylor is now School House ’s new Ed itor ia l a nd Production Assistant. When he’s not subediting articles, he enjoy s w r it i ng hor ror fic t ion a nd is an amateur singer/song writer. Having attended King Edward’s School, Bath, on an academic scholarship himself, he hopes you enjoy read i ng t h i s issue of Scholarships, Bursaries and Champions as much as he enjoyed contributing to it. FREE 11+ AND 16+ BURSARY PLACES AVAILABLEINDEPENDENTDAYSCHOOLFOR GIRLS AGED 11-18 Y REGISTER NOW FOR 2025 ENTRY www.godolphinandlatymer.com Godolphin and Latymer Iffley Road, Hammersmith London W6 0PG @gandlschool COUNTRYANDTOWNHOUSE.COM/SCHOOLS | 7

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ALICE SMELLIE Health and beaut y writer Alice Smellie is co-author of Cracking the Menopause with Mar ie l l a Frost r up, a s wel l a s a d i rec tor of t he campa ig n g roup Menopause Mandate. She produces features for national newspapers including the Daily Mail, Times and Daily Telegraph, and gives ta lks to companies and schools about women’s health. This issue, A l ice w r ite s on t he impor ta nce of mentoring programmes within schools.

DAVID GOODHEW As Managing Direc tor of t he Dukes Education Advisor y Board, David Goodhew is committed to advancing social mobilit y v ia bursaries. A graduate of Oxford Universit y with a First in Classics, he was Head of Lat ymer Upper School from 2012–2023, where he launched the Inspiring Minds campaign, which successfully completed its aim of raising £40m to offer one in four pupils a means-tested bursar y.

JAMES BARTLETT Originally from Pembrokeshire, James Bartlett read music at St Catharine’s College, Cambridge, where he held a choral scholarship and sang with Sidney Sussex College Choi r a nd K i ng’s Col lege Choi r. Beyond his role as Director of Music at Christ’s Hospital, James maintains a portfolio of professional singing work, is a course director for the Rodolfus Choral Courses, and musical d i rec tor for t he Nat iona l Yout h Music Theatre.

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