Channing Chatter Magazine winter 2017 by Channing School

hanning Chatter

Winter 2017

The biannual newsletter for Channing Alumnae

A message from the President of the Channing Alumnae Association

Dear Alumnae,

Over the last 20 years there has been a technological revolution which has changed all our lives. We are constantly fed a limitless stream of information, some useful, some not. Channing pupils and their families today look to the school for guidance and suppor t.

I am often asked how we can promote moderation, resilience and honesty in these ever changing times. Often, I call upon the experience of our alumnae to provide a solution in this evolving technological landscape.

Since our foundation in 1885, Channing has experienced many economic and industrial developments and seen new inventions change pupils' lives. The petrol engine, domestic lightbulb, radio, television, washing machines, fridges, the telephone, central heating, the commercial flight, the age of the motorcar, slide rules, calculators and in this century, the emergence of digital technologies.

Our history teaches us that we can overcome challenges, and welcome new developments into our lives. The pillars of a Channing education, our Unitarian spirit, open -minded and benevolent character alongside resilience and patience have always, and will continue to help our pupils fulfil their potential.

The fundamental ethos of Channing School has remained the

same for the last 132 years and I believe still stands us in good stead for the future.

In the words of School Founder, Miss Matilda Sharpe:

“Keep your eyes alert ever ready to gather ideas New and Old. Remember to fly the Highest Flight and never waver”. @ChanningAlumnae

Mrs B M Elliott

Headmistress President of the Alumnae Association

It’s the Law! – Urgent Action Required New Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) are expected to come into effect on 25 May 2018.

This new legislation will govern how we can use the personal data of individuals.

This will affect how we can hold your data and also how we get in touch with you.

To ensure that there is no interruption in our communication with you, please get in touch. You will then continue to receive our letters, magazines and invitations to parties and reunions.

Channing Old-Girls

alumnae.channing.co.uk Alumnae Association Channing School

As ever, your data will be held securely and used only for School activities and communications and will not be passed on to any external organisation. Please send back the yellow card enclosed to Channing School or email alumnae@channing.co.uk or complete https://goo.gl/K8fPra

If we do not hear from you your details will be archived. Thank you in advance.

Your Alumnae Team

SCHOOL REUNION CLASS OF 1975

Attendance at the event was very good: We had about 30 Old Girls from the Class of 75, including one who had travelled all the way from Tokyo, another from Minneapolis, and our Embroidery teacher (Mary Brown) from the Isle of Man.

Towards the end of the day a few of us went to pay our respects to the victims of the Grenfell fire - the Tower is only a few minutes' walk away from my house where the reunion was held. We took a collection on the day from the alumnae for the victims, and raised a creditable ÂŁ100. Thank you to everyone for their support.

Many thanks to the Alumnae Association for the lovely bubbly and Channing goodies which (particularly the first of the above!) really helped to lubricate our Channing reunion on 24 July 2017.

Thank you also to Catherine Budgett- Meakin and Isabel Raphael from the Channing Alumnae Association for popping in to join us at the start of the reunion event and for bringing with them memorabilia and school magazines. Sarah Chambers Channing 1961-1975

Photos of our reunion on 24th June. We had a fantastic turnout â&#x20AC;&#x201C; from as far afield as Australia, Minneapolis, Mallorca and Isle of Man.

C H A N N I N G C H AT T E R

EVENTS

Forthcoming Reunions

1950s

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Tuesday 27 March 2018

Tuesday 24 April 2018

Channing School

The Wrestlers, Highgate

11am until 2pm ● ● ● ●

1990s

6pm until late

Complimentary event

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Nibbles

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School lunch – Channing School dining room Tours of Senior and Junior Schools

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Post-tour drinks in Highgate

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Prosecco Chat

All kinds of memorabilia welcome

Cambridge Connections 2018 – School Reunion Wednesday 2 May 2018 The Eagle Pub, Benet Street, Cambridge CB2 3QN

Did you go to Cambridge, do you currently study at one of the colleges or live in the Cambridge area? We will be hosting a drinks reception for all Cambridge - connected Channing

Alumnae on Wednesday 2 May 2018, 6pm – 9pm.

We do hope that you will help us celebrate this special evening at the

famous Eagle Pub. Founded in 1667, the Grade 2 listed building claims to be home to one of Cambridge’s oldest pubs. The Eagle has a very

interesting history and is famously known as the location where the “secret to life” was found, with Crick and Watson announcing the discovery of DNA to patrons luncheoning there in 1953.

Places are limited. Please RSVP to alumnae@channing.co.uk This event is complimentary to all of our Alumnae.

Calling All Legal Professionals The Law Society Chancery Lane

Wednesday 21 March 2018

6.00pm - 8.00pm

Do you work in the legal field? Or do you wish to take up a career in this profession?

If so, we hope you will join us for this specialised reunion event at the Law Society.

Open to all Alumnae with an interest in the Legal Sector, the evening will include: ● ● ● ● ●

Refreshments

Advice from leaders in their fields Networking

Sharing best practice Career advancement

This event is ticketed at £20 per person and places at this prestigious venue are limited.

To confirm your attendance please email the Alumnae office quoting – The Law Society Event. We look forward to hearing from you. alumnae@channing.co.uk

W I N T E R 2017

Focus on the 80s here ? U O Y Are

Do you remember shoulder pads, leg-warmers, Dallas, Dynasty, Athena posters and big hair? If so – then are you in these pictures? Do get in touch and let us know.

Please also send in your memoirs and any Channing memorabilia for the archive collection. Thank you

Please contact : alumnae@channing.co.uk / 0208 340 2328

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Focus on the 90s e? r e h U O Are Y

Dot.com, beanie babies, Brit pop, The Channel Tunnel, Band Aid, and the mobile phone. The 1990s were the decade of innovation and emerging new technologies. New genres of music went mainstream and global communication was made easier through the growth of the internet. Did you leave Channing to work in these emerging fields? Are you in these pictures?

Do get in touch and let us know.

Please also send in your memoirs and any Channing memorabilia for the archive collection.

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Please contact : alumnae@channing.co.uk / 0208 340 2328 W I N T E R 2017

FAKE NEWS FAKE NEWS Or Real News?

“Fake news” has acquired a certain legitimacy after being named word of the year by Collins Dictionary.

Fake news is written and published with the intent to mislead in order to create false headlines that grab attention.

Can you tell which of the following Channing - related facts are Real or Fake?

1. In 1885 the school had 35 pupils.

10. There are 800 alumnae in touch with the School.

2. The verb conabor means “to read”.

11. Mr Holmes began working in the Channing IT department in 1988.

3. Mr Jacobs’ middle name is Gideon. 4. The first Headmistress / Governess was named Eleanor Dangerfield. 5. We ‘Skip Out’ on the last assembly of each term. 6. Mrs Elliott has a dog called Connie – named after the school motto.

12. You can see Canary Wharf and the BT Tower from the Art Studio. 13. Boys have also been pupils at Channing School. 14. There are 5 School ‘Houses’. 15. Every pupil has a Channing ‘Big Brother’.

7. In 2016 Prince Edward opened the New Sports Hall.

16. Marilyn Monroe once visited the School.

8. Professional dancer Mr Anton du Beke once taught a dance class at Channing.

17. A test telegraph communication was once sent from the School by Marconi.

9. The school uniform is grey.

* Answers on page 15

Linkedin – Careers / Mentorship CHANNING CONNECT

Are you LinkedIn?

The Alumnae Committee are keen to build a network that supports mentorship/careers and business.

A Channing Alumnae Association LinkedIn page has been created to help create a platform for this important development. Sign up today at; LinkedIn – Alumnae Association Channing School and join to support your careers.

C H A N N I N G C H AT T E R

My Own Legacy

A lifetime decision for the future of others

One never wants to contemplate what will happen at the

end of the day. But it appears that many of my friends are

discussing exactly this. Maybe it is my age, my family or the

idea of making a difference to others in these austere times,

but I have found that recently I have been thinking about writing my own Will.

I know – I should have done this a long time ago. Yet, I have

put off the paperwork and legal forms when in fact doing so

is really more important than ever. That is, if I am going to

As a registered charity, Channing is always grateful for

ongoing suppor t from those who would like to make a

contribution to what they feel inspired their own or their

children’s education.

It is simple to leave a legacy to Channing in your Will.

It can be included in your new Will, or if you have already

made a Will, you can make a simple addition to it by codicil.

Examples are on the School website – please see link

have a say in what will happen when I can no longer manage

below.

By leaving a legacy gift in our Wills we can make a difference

buildings or pupils your contribution will make a real

my own affairs.

to the future of others and, as I am a former teacher,

education is a great passion of mine. What better way to

make a difference to future generations?

By choosing to support Channing, and the education of

young women, we can make a difference by making a lifetime

decision to add a legacy gift to the School.

So, if, like me, you believe education is a fundamental

platform in changing lives, I hope you will include Channing

School in your Will.

By leaving a legacy to Channing to suppor t resources,

difference in ensuring Channing continues to be a beacon of educational excellence for young women.

For more information please see the details on the School

website: http://www.channing.co.uk/Legacies

Helen Tranter

Director of Development

W I N T E R 2017

QUIZ Can you find these Channing - related words?

The Alumnae Team’s record time has been 7 minutes. Can you beat us?

Please let us know – email alumnae@channing.co.uk. Answers on page 15!

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Development Projects Four years ago, we began the biggest programme of

building development ever undertaken at Channing, to transform the School for the future.

The project is now nearing completion and we have a new

Sports Hall, Sixth Form Centre, Music School and Performing Arts Building for all the pupils to enjoy.

Landscaping is currently taking place and Channing is once again looking like the oasis it is, discreetly tucked away behind our

historic facade.

At a cost of over ÂŁ13 million, this project has been financed

through a loan and fundraising. Thank you if you have joined us on this transformative journey by making a donation.

Together we have raised a remarkable ÂŁ2.72 million for our

Capital Challenge Appeal. There is only a little further to go to

reach our target. If you can help

sponsor parts of our new

buildings, do get

in touch with the Alumnae Office. We would be

delighted to have your support.

Thank you again for your

generosity.

The New Performing Arts Building

Together we can really make a difference to the education of all Channing pupils. Donate online:

http://www.channing.co.uk/Support-your-School-page Miss Helen Tranter

Director of Development

Landscaping in progress

Inside the New Performing Arts Building A preview performance from the Lisbon Tour Orchestra W I N T E R 2017

Calling All Musicians An Alumnae Musical Extravaganza Wednesday 12 September 2018

The New Performing Arts Building There are many talented musicians amongst our Alumnae network and we would like to celebrate your talent with a special event in our own new Performing Arts Building.

If you play an instrument, are part of an orchestra or are a talented vocalist then do get in touch.

Led by Mr Boxall, the Director of Music, the evening will include an array of music to showcase everyone’s talents.

So if you are willing to be part of an ensemble or an orchestra or wish to take to the stage solo, we would love to hear from you.

Please note that music and production details will be sent out to performers in July 2018 with rehearsals to take place on Thursday 6th September 7 – 8pm at Channing School. Tickets for the concert will be available to purchase next Spring via the Alumnae Office.

All proceeds to go to the Channing Development Fund. Email: alumnae@channing.co.uk or call 0208 340 2328 To express your interest.

Organise your own reunion with our help How many school friends are you in touch with? One, two, four or five? Do you still meet up? Let us help you!

We have a budget. There are endless possibilities of how we can help host an event with you.

Do keep in touch with us and ask your friends to do so as well.

C H A N N I N G C H AT T E R

There are many ways;

Email: alumnae@channing.co.uk Channing Old-Girls

Alumnae Association Channing School @ChanningAlumnae

Tel – 0208 340 2328

Alumnae Committee We are not only seeking a new Chair for the Committee but also looking for new members too. Would you like to join us?

We are looking for one person from each decade to revitalise what we can offer our alumnae community.

If you wish to run parties, help with reunion events, can organise careers and networking functions, have archive experience, can offer a legal or financial expertise, or help with the production of Channing Chatter, then do get in touch. Your support will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

The Alumnae Committee alumnae@channing.co.uk 0208 340 2328

GDPR â&#x20AC;&#x201C; What is it? In May 2018 organisations will no longer be able to use your data and contact you without your consent.

In the wake of the exposure of poor practice from over- zealous marketing firms, a new regulation called "General Data Protection Regulation" (GDPR) is being introduced to help prevent unwanted communications and breaches of data protection regulation. Channing keeps about 10, 800 Alumnae records which we believe are important not only to you yourselves but also as a historic record.

We will never share your information with anyone without your consent. Please be assured that any alumnae data is stored securely in the School Archives.

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Please let us know how we can contact you and how you would like to receive future invitations and publications.

Email: alumnae@channing.co.uk, call us on 0208 340 3228 or complete the online form: https://goo.gl/K8fPra

Thank you.

If you still would like to receive information, Alumnae magazines, invitations to reunions and parties and of course Foundersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Day, please get in touch.

If we do not hear from you by May 2018 your information will be archived and we will not be able to communicate with you.

It would be a shame if we lost touch with our Alumnae community because of this new regulation which is meant to help implement best practice.

Helen Tranter Director of Development

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W I N T E R 2017

Focus on Tech # Channing Tips

It amazes me how the Reception pupils (4 + 5 year olds) are ever so comfortable with advancing technology. It is a fact that this year’s 6th formers have never known a world without the internet, mobile phone or electronic payments.

In this ever- changing world we need to strive to make the best use of new technologies. # 5 Charge your gadgets overnight for maximum day-time use.

# 6 Be aware of charges for use of the internet when abroad and at home. # 7 Never open an email attachment from an unknown sender.

# 8 Never reveal any pin numbers or passwords to anyone.

So, from the Channing pupils themselves here are some TOP TIPS.

# 1 Don’t be afraid of technology – Conabor!

# 2 No-one knows everything about tech – even if they pretend they do.

# 3 Do not use your phone in the bath/shower! # 4 Use a phone case.

# 9 Get a Facebook page. It is a great way to keep in touch with friends around the world.

# 10 Remember to access WiFi in all locations so as to use free data and not be charged. # 11 Switch off data roaming when abroad.

# 12 Regularly assess the bills for your gadgets. Offers can help reduce costs and don’t be loyal to your provider. # 13 Remember to let everyone know a change in email address – just as you would change your new home address.

# 14 Have IT downtime. Instead, read a book, disengage for a few hours each evening. # 15 Use discount codes when shopping online.

# 16 You don’t have to take a photograph of everything you do or eat!

C H A N N I N G C H AT T E R

The sky really is the limit! As Channing’s Headmistress, Mrs Barbara

Elliott, stuck to her word on Sunday 2 July,

undertaking her most audacious personal goal to date to skydive!

Jumping tandem from 12,000 feet in

glorious sunshine in Oxfordshire, Mrs Elliott

fulfilled her promise to Channing families,

who have helped her raise over £52,000 in

this, the final ‘push’ to complete the School’s ambitious building project.

The Performing Arts Building, a gleaming

modern structure now gracing The Bank in Highgate, is a stateof-the-art performance space, equipped with high tech lighting, audio, rigging and seating.

Unveiled to parents at the annual Founders’ Day, visitors were

thrilled to see this exceptional facility, which will enable pupils

to take part in drama, music, lectures and debating, as well as to

actually, do anything! I hope that this will inspire my pupils to

face their own fears, perhaps just on a slightly smaller scale to begin with!”

Supported by The Capital Challenge fundraising appeal, which

has raised over £2.7m to date, Channing has greatly enhanced its facilities. We now enjoy the benefits of a double - height

learn technical and backstage skills in this impressive theatre.

Sports Centre, Sixth Form Centre, Music School, extended

beamed Mrs Elliott, on her return to terra firma. “In facing my

https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/

“I really do think I have given the performance of my life”

biggest fear, I realised that fear is all in the mind, and that I could,

Dining Room and now the Performing Arts Building.

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W I N T E R 2017

Remembering Nicole Lehmann

(also known as Nicole Waterman and Nicole Reuben) Channing 1969 -1979 On Sunday 15 October 2017, a group of Channing friends met at the School as part of a fundraising sponsored walk, to celebrate the life of Nicki, who sadly died of a brain tumour in 2016. Izabel Grindal, Jayne Hudson (now Gould).

Nine friends were joined by Nicki’s daughter Alex walking a total of 100 miles. From the School we walked down to Stanhope Road and then to Holne Chase where Nicki grew up and went to pre-school with Madeleine Posner (now Benjamin). Then we went around to Golders Green and back to Highgate through Hampstead Heath which Nicki loved and visited every day. We each said a few words and laid a white rose somewhere along the route that was special to us and our relationship with Nicki. A couple of us placed roses at the school gates.

Nicki’s creative flair began early, when she won a prize at Fairseat for designing a school emblem for the junior school. She was also very good at sport and in Senior School had a place in the first netball, hockey, tennis and rounder’s teams.

She trained as a dental hygienist, married young and had two children, later becoming a grandmother of two boys, and a third grandchild born after her death is named after her.

She then returned to her love of fitness, starting her own business and becoming a personal trainer of great repute. She wrote for, amongst others, The Sun and Top Santé on fitness, appeared on TV and published several books and DVD’s. Nicki was a bright, sparkly, beautiful individual, inspirational, positive and optimistic – always thinking of others, even when she was so ill.

On the walk were Lizzie Palmer, Joy Grover (now Armfield), Cathy Kitson, Dulcie Lancaster (now Rowe), Madeleine Posner (now Benjamin), Jane Caplin (now Rose), Claire Mason,

Nicki is fourth from left at her 50th Birthday celebration. From left – Cathy Kitson, Izabel Grindal, Dulcie Lancaster (now Rowe), Nicole, Madeleine Posner (now Benjamin), Karen Silverstein, Joy Grover (now Armfield), Lizzie Palmer, and Jane Caplin (now Rose) 14

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Together we have raised over £4,000 for Brain Tumour Research and Nicki’s daughter Alex has set

up the Nicki Waterman Foundation to support further research. Also in Nicki’s memory a bench is to be placed at the top of Parliament hill as well as a tree on the Heath. Thank you to all of the Channing Community and the Alumnae Association for their help and support.

The start, outside Channing gates

The finishing line at a local Highgate watering hole

Lizzie Palmer, Channing 1974 -1981

1978/79 Upper Fifth Year School picture of Nicki’s Class. She is Front row second from left

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3 = real - Physics teacher Mr Jacobs is named after his Father 5 = real - This tradition carries on today

6 = real - Connie is a brown Cockapoo 7 = real 8 = real

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10 = fake - there are over 2500 of you in touch with the School

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14 = fake - no there are 4 Houses

15 = fake - no, but there is a Big Sister system for when you join the Senior School

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LIFETIME GIVING FOR THE FUTURE

If you wish to leave a gift to Channing we would really like to be able to thank you. If you would like to discuss supporting the School and need further information please contact the Director of Development. Miss Helen Tranter Director of Development, Channing School, The Bank, London N6 5HF

Development telephone: +44 (0) 20 8340 2328 Email: development@channing.co.uk

All declarations made are confidential and will not be publicised unless otherwise instructed.

Hold Your Own Reunion

If you would like to host your own reunion do get in touch.

We can help with your event, provide refeshments and assist you with getting in touch with your school friends and former teachers. Please email alumnae@channing or call 020 8340 2328 to speak to The Development Office.

Thank you to those of you who have already held events providing memorable occasions for us all to share. W I N T E R 2017

D AT E S F O R YO U R D I A RY

Calling Channing Alumnae. We need you…

SCHOOL REUNION FOR DECADE OF THE 1950S

CAMBRIDGE CONNECTIONS REUNION

Tuesday 27 March 2018 11am – 2pm Channing School N6 5HF

Wednesday 2 May 2018 6pm – 9pm The Eagle Pub Benet Street Cambridge CB2 3QN

Tours and lunch in the School Dining Room with drinks to follow in Highgate

The Channing Alumnae Committee

Do join us if you are in the area or are at any of the Cambridge Colleges for drinks at this famous pub.

SCHOOL REUNION FOR THE DECADE OF THE 1990S Tuesday 24 April 2018 6pm till late The Wrestlers Pub Highgate Village N6 4AA

If you can spare the time, we hope you will consider joining us.

There are three meetings a year and, of course, lots of interesting and exciting events to attend.

MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA Wednesday 12 September 2018 5pm – 9pm (inclusive of pre-performance practise)

Drinks, Nibbles and Memorabilia.

Future dates for the Committee meetings are:

The Performing Arts Building

CALLING ALL LEGAL PROFESSIONALS

Monday 22 January 2018 -10.00am

Channing School N6 5HF

If you have a musical talent and wish to perform at this event, either as an ensemble, in the orchestra or solo then do let us now. An array of different pieces will be performed on the night.

Wednesday 21 March 2018 6.00pm – 8.00pm The Law Society Chancery Lane London WC2 1P

Tuesday 15 May 2018 -10.00am

If you are interested, please contact Helen Tranter on htranter@channing.co.uk or telephone 020 8340 2328

Join us for this special event if you work or have an interest in the legal profession. Networking, drinks and sharing best practise. £20 per person. Places limited.

for further details.

TO RESERVE YOUR PLACE FOR ANY OF THESE EVENTS, OR FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT THE ALUMNAE OFFICE:

Tel: 0208 340 2328 • Email: alumnae@channing.co.uk

Keeping in touch – The Channing Alumnae Website

Be the first to hear about events, drinks, Ark Gallery gatherings, dinners, suppers, school tours and parties. Look up your old friends and their profiles and see who is still in touch with each other through Channing Connected. You can update your own page and tell us what you are doing these days as well. You can find photographs from your school days at Channing photos and book tickets for Alumnae events. The website is also helpful for your career, networking and business contacts.

To be part of the Channing online community, go to alumnae.channing.co.uk and ask for a log-in. We will then verify your details, check security settings and send you a unique password to the secure site. We do hope you will sign up as this is a great way to keep in touch, and for us to let you know about reunions and other events we are organising. You might even spot yourself in an old school photo too! We look forward to hearing from you. Alumnae Association Channing School

@ChanningAlumnae

Channing Old-Girls

alumnae.channing.co.uk

Independent Day School for Girls Aged 4 –18 Headmistress: Mrs. B M Elliott MA (Cantab)

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