(Updated September 2017)
The one Association for all who currently work, or have worked, with Service Children's Education abroad.
Are you currently working as a teacher or a locally employed member of staff, have you recently left, or will you soon be leaving SCE? Have you worked for any of SCE's predecessors, such as SCS, SCEA or BFES? If so then you are eligible to join.
This is an opportunity to keep up with friends, present and former colleagues. It will allow you to keep up with what is going on in SCE around the world. There are also opportunities for you to enjoy professional and social functions. Please consider seriously joining the BFES-SCE Association! A copy of the quarterly newsletter is sent to every SCE school.
By joining the BFES-SCE Association you will be entitled and enabled to:
Are you currently working as a teacher or a locally employed member of staff, have you recently left, or will you soon be leaving SCE? Have you worked for any of SCE's predecessors, such as SCS, SCEA or BFES? If so then you are eligible to join.
This is an opportunity to keep up with friends, present and former colleagues. It will allow you to keep up with what is going on in SCE around the world. There are also opportunities for you to enjoy professional and social functions. Please consider seriously joining the BFES-SCE Association! A copy of the quarterly newsletter is sent to every SCE school.
By joining the BFES-SCE Association you will be entitled and enabled to:
- Maintain and revive friendships
- Attend annual re-unions, local and national
- Have access to the growing archive stored at the London University's Institute of Education.
- Receive the termly Newsletter of the Association, and contribute to it.
BFES/SCEA Association Reunion Luncheon, Beachlands Hotel, Weston-super-Mare, May 7th 2016
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BFES/SCEA Association Reunion Luncheon, Christ's College, Cambridge, April 2016
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Fabulous venue and host
Everyone loved the history of the college and the ability to walk around either before or afterwards.
Loved the “mess” reminders
A great event - good to meet up with people and chat in a special location.
The dining room was magnificent - particularly with the balcony from which Tom didn’t jump! but took some good photos.
Paul was a first class host - warm, welcoming and keeping an eye on everybody and the staff. Couldn’t wish for better.
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2014 Association's Annual Reunion Dinner at the Liverpool City Hall
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Loccum Headteachers' Conference 1999
Marlborough First School, Osnabruck Staff on closure 2008
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Ruth Cley and Class: Berlin 1978
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June 2014 Reunion Curry Lunch
Gurkha Museum
Peninsular Barracks
Winchester
Gurkha Museum
Peninsular Barracks
Winchester
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The above photographs illustrate the outstanding success of this year's annual Gurkha Curry Lunch enjoyed by almost 50 members. The third photograph on the left shows our President Nolan Clamp enjoying the occasion.
St. Andrews Primary School, Hong Kong
Reunion
Derby May 2014
35 Ex-colleagues from St Andrews's Primary School who taught during the 1970s and 1980s met up for a most pleasant weekend at the Goodfellows Hall, Derby. This event was organised by Jo Vesty (Eire) to celebrate the friendships she made in all her years in Hong Kong.
Reunion
Derby May 2014
35 Ex-colleagues from St Andrews's Primary School who taught during the 1970s and 1980s met up for a most pleasant weekend at the Goodfellows Hall, Derby. This event was organised by Jo Vesty (Eire) to celebrate the friendships she made in all her years in Hong Kong.
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Were these the Headteachers who closed Berlin down????
These six Headteachers have been identified by John Hancock, Headteacher of Gatow First School. John writes that:
All those in the photo, except for myself, had closed their schools and left Berlin by July 1994. I was the last remaining Headteacher in Berlin (1977-1994) and closed down Gatow School Berlin at the end of November 1994. I was also the last civilian in the whole of the British Garrison to leave Berlin - 10 December 1994!! I am the 5th person from the left (glasses and a beard). Those in the photo, working from the left are: Derek Ebbage - HT The Havel School, Sue Adams - former HT, Charlottenburg School, John Sharpe - HT, Spandau School, Stuart Greenwood - BFES Adviser and former HT, Spandau School, John Hancock - HT, Gatow School, David Greenwood - HT, Charlottenburg; I hope the above is helpful in the identification of those in the photo. All good wishes John
