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Ratcliffian Association Birmingham Dinner
This year’s Birmingham Dinner took place in our regular haunt, Opus restaurant, where Old Ratcliffians gathered to enjoy a sparkling wine reception followed by an excellent three course dinner in a cosy private room.
In the words of our President Sebako Siame, who spoke on the evening, “Events like these demonstrate the enduring strength that is Ratcliffe. If we think about the bonds here, the conversations that have flowed throughout the evening, the mix of people in the room that span the decades, all enjoying such a beautiful and lively evening together – this really is what Ratcliffe is all about.”
Headmaster, Jon Reddin, followed with an engaging update on the continued progress and successes of the School, and highlighted the significance of the values and heritage that underpin the sense of spirit and community at Ratcliffe today.
Old Ratcliffians are encouraged to continue to support the Association to maintain its success – which by attending the fabulous events that are organised is really no hardship at all!
Sam Spillane (Née Murphy) (‘91)
