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| 20 Jun 2023 | |
| Written by Caroline Wrench | |
| Alumnae News |
We are delighted to have renewed a plaque in memory of Elinor Green (1977 - 1995) to mark a specially planted tree.
Her friends, led by Kate Hannay, chose this special text as a tribute, which was written by Elinor as part of a poem. Elinor's friends also completed an amazing fundraising hike last year, raising £26,000 for Macmillan Cancer Care and in memory of her. To read more about this incredible achievement, please click here.
The plaque reads : "I've run along on life's long path but we all follow where it leads" Elinor Green 1977 - 1995. Planted in Elinor's memory by her friends (1995 Leavers). Kindly supported by The Calne Girls' Association"
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