At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them.

After intense organisation, anticipation, and a little trepidation, 67 interviewers and 36 Warwick School Sixth Formers met for the annual ‘Speed Interviewing’ event. This year, however, was very different, as it was held virtually, in the comfort of each person’s home.

Harvest is the special time of year we set aside to rejoice and give thanks for God’s goodness, the gift of Creation and the bounty of earth, seeds, soil, sun and rain. It is time, also, to honour those whose toil it is to plant, tend, water, maintain, harvest, gather, grind and mill the seeds and grains of our daily bread.

Thank you to everyone across the Foundation who supported our Harvest Charity Appeal! The Threshing Machine has been in full use separating the grains from the chaff. This had made a significant difference to the sisters who work tirelessly to pummel the maize they have grown.

As we start a new academic year, I’m reflecting on the aims I had at the beginning of the calendar year, in January 2020. Those of you who follow this blog will know that I take time out to reflect on my life from time to time and consider how my life is going - where to next? Ha! If only I had the gift of foresight!