Peace promoters share views with Leamington pupils

A peace conference was organised by members of Trinity School’s pupil-run Pax Christi group. Pupils and staff listened to speakers Bruce Kent, an international peace promoter, David Gee, who has worked on the national ‘Alternatives to Violence’ Programme and Imam Abdul Ghaffar, formerly Imam of the largest mosque in Western Europe.
By The Newsroom
Published 4th Jul 2013, 12:00 BST
MHLC-25-06-13 Peace conference Jun88 The school is held a peace conference with speaker Bruce Kent, an advocate of the peace movement. Pictured,Students (all of which are members of Pax Christi or student council) are, starting from the top left going across: Lucy Briscoe, Caitlin Knights, Sarah Pearson, Pilar Petrone Saffron Pugh, Toby Lukehurst, Molly Powis and Caitlin Ryburn.MHLC-25-06-13 Peace conference Jun88 The school is held a peace conference with speaker Bruce Kent, an advocate of the peace movement. Pictured,Students (all of which are members of Pax Christi or student council) are, starting from the top left going across: Lucy Briscoe, Caitlin Knights, Sarah Pearson, Pilar Petrone Saffron Pugh, Toby Lukehurst, Molly Powis and Caitlin Ryburn.
MHLC-25-06-13 Peace conference Jun88 The school is held a peace conference with speaker Bruce Kent, an advocate of the peace movement. Pictured,Students (all of which are members of Pax Christi or student council) are, starting from the top left going across: Lucy Briscoe, Caitlin Knights, Sarah Pearson, Pilar Petrone Saffron Pugh, Toby Lukehurst, Molly Powis and Caitlin Ryburn.

The school is also celebrating being in the top 20 per cent of schools in England for improving its GCSE results between 2009 to 2012.

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