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This page records the subsequent reunions
The Re-unions, and the "St. Bees Old Millhillians".
The first re-union was in October 1989, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the school's arrival. Initial contact had been made by David Smith to the Parish Council, whose chairman, Derek Sim, had been a village member of the St. Bees Home guard with MillHillians. A service in the Priory and a grand dinner was held, plus lunch in the Seacote Ballroom - the old school dining room.
One of the St. Bees Old Millhillians' projects has been assisting the Priory Paddock environmental area.
Michael Berry present a Sturgeon print to the Geoff and Kay Steele, hosts at the Queen's Hotel. This has pride of place over the bar fireplace.
July 1995 saw the 50th anniversary of the school leaving St. Bees. 47 OM's were present.
In 197 a memorial window was placed in St. Bees School Chapel to commemorate the evacuation of the school to St. Bees.
August 1999 saw the biggest re-union - 60 years since the school first arrived. There was a grand dinner at the Seacote with 110 present, and a service in the Priory. Mill Hill School First XI cricket team travelled north with the present headmaster, to see them beat St. Bees School first team.
AGM 2004 The 2004 AGM at the Queens Hotel St. Bees 25th May 2004
We are sad to report that Michael Berry, chairman of the St. Bees Old Millhillians, passed away on 13th June 2004. (He is wearing a bow tie.) 2005 The Minutes of the AGM held at the Queen's Hotel, St. Bees, Sunday 24th April 2005 .
The 2006 AGM
The present secretary of the St. Bees Old Millhillians is Gordon Wren, who can be contacted by email. Click here to email Gordon Wren
Next AGM - 29th APRIL 2007 - Mill Hill School. Electronic Guest book Old Millhillians visiting this site are encouraged to use the St. Bees Forum to record their visit or to leave any message. Images and anecdotes are always welcome for the St. Bees history archives, please contact the webmaster if you have anything you think of interest. War time pictures of the village are extremely scarce.
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