15 December 2008
This Friday Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, MP for the Cotswolds, went to visit Sir William Romneys School in Tetbury to meet their new headmaster, Steve Mackay.
During Geoffrey’s visit Mr Mackay gave a very insightful presentation to his pupils about the UK’s relationship with the new President Elect of the United States and the importance of improving community relations.
This was followed by a question and answer session with Geoffrey and year 8 students who challenged him on a number of current affairs issues. In particular he was bowled a fast ball by one particular student who asked what were the origins of the credit crunch…not the easiest of answers at the present time!
Commenting on his meeting with Mr Mackay, Mr Clifton-Brown said: “I was very pleased to see that despite the short time Mr Mackay has been headmaster here it is very clear that he is already injecting a new dynamism into the school and ensuring that theirs is a bright future”.
Photo: Steven Mackay and Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP
During Geoffrey’s visit Mr Mackay gave a very insightful presentation to his pupils about the UK’s relationship with the new President Elect of the United States and the importance of improving community relations.
This was followed by a question and answer session with Geoffrey and year 8 students who challenged him on a number of current affairs issues. In particular he was bowled a fast ball by one particular student who asked what were the origins of the credit crunch…not the easiest of answers at the present time!
Commenting on his meeting with Mr Mackay, Mr Clifton-Brown said: “I was very pleased to see that despite the short time Mr Mackay has been headmaster here it is very clear that he is already injecting a new dynamism into the school and ensuring that theirs is a bright future”.
Photo: Steven Mackay and Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP
