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INSPIRE – Transforming the Lives of Women and Girls: the work of Soroptimist International
Sixth Form |
07.02.2019
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On Wednesday 6th February, we welcomed as our guest speaker, Margaret Oldroyd of Soroptimist International. As a former Federation President of Soroptimist International, a global volunteer organisation that works for peace, Mrs Oldroyd was able to share with our students the many ways in which this organisation has worked to improve the lives of women and girls, in local communities and throughout the world.
Next INSPIRE – Wednesday 27th February, 5.20pm
‘What it means to be Jewish today in an increasingly anti-semitic society’
Freddy Naftel, Holocaust Educator
