by Alex Jordan | Apr 12, 2017 | Alumni, Essay, House News
Netherhall House students sing at Mass on Sundays in London prison. “Visiting prisoners has been for many of us not only an act of mercy, but a very humanising experience of stepping into a world, like our very own, in need of redemption. “ Just before the end of last...
by Dominic Jones | Nov 5, 2016 | House News
Queen Mother’s speech at the opening of Phase I on the 1st November 1966. 50 years on, the same ideals and standards are the inspiration of the definitive Netherhall project. “It is often said that we live in an age of challenge, and I find it inspiring to...
by Dominic Jones | Sep 19, 2016 | House News
September’s list has gone through and the books are now sitting in the director’s office waiting to be stamped, and read. So, we are now looking for proposals, seventeen in fact, since I have already ordered the first: the mighty work of Robin Moore...
by Dominic Jones | Sep 9, 2016 | House News
Eighteen books are ordered each quarter for Netherhall. This September’s batch, however, was a little rushed. Four books were already on the list, added by Peter Brown, the former director. But another fourteen were needed to complete the order. With the seismic...
by Dominic Jones | Oct 15, 2015 | House News
This two-week project aimed at deepening students’ knowledge and understanding about the EU and improving their level of soft skills by exposing them to a high quality learning mobility experience in a non-formal and informal environment. All the activities took...
by Dominic Jones | Dec 2, 2014 | House News
In early 2013, two friends and I decided to try and achieve our long-term ambition. We had performed short humorous sketches at school together for three years, but we wanted to entertain the general public and were confident that we were suitably experienced to...
