This week, the pupils gathered to honour Holocaust Memorial Day, which took place on 27 January, marking the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi camp orchestrated under the Nazi regime. The assembly began with a beautiful musical piece by two of our Music Scholars, Violinist Tommaso L (Upper Sixth, Murry), and Pianist […]
As we embark on a period of contemplation and tribute for Holocaust Memorial Day, I have looked into our Archives to uncover a story from Mill Hill’s history that connects with this period. Old Millhillian, Dr Nigel Alexander Kinnear was born in 1907 in Dublin. The son of an accountant, Nigel was sent to Mill […]
Before I begin this article, there is one thing you must know about me – I am dreadful at Geography. My terrible map-reading skills are second only, compared to my even worse Maths skills (apologies Mr Carruthers). This is important to note, as when someone suggested a holiday to the Lake District this summer, I […]
