Holme Grange School has partnered with The Commonwealth at 75, a commemorative album celebrating the Commonwealth’s 75th anniversary.
The initiative is aimed at highlighting the school’s commitment to global citizenship, and in fostering international understanding.
Researched and written by a select team of academics and award-winning authors, The Commonwealth at 75 will be produced in partnership with the History of Parliament and publisher St James’s House.
The illustrated publication will explore the origins, history, and impact of the Commonwealth up to the present day, marking King Charles III’s appointment as the Head of the Commonwealth.
As part of the project, Holme Grange School will be featured in the official commemorative album, The Commonwealth at 75.
The book will showcase key stories of best practice acting as a springboard for further debate and trade relations, and prompting the discussion of all aspects of the Commonwealth’s member states and the trades within.
The publication will also offer insight into the major Commonwealth institutions, initiatives, and campaigns. and explore the contributions these have made in shaping the Commonwealth of today.
The Commonwealth at 75 will culminate in the publication of the official commemorative album, which will be distributed to more than 400,000 individuals, including members of the House of Commons and the House of Lords, government agencies and departments, and educational institutions worldwide.
The book will also be available as a digital edition on a dedicated website.
Claire Robinson, headteacher of Holme Grange School, said: “As we mark the Commonwealth’s 75th anniversary, it offers a moment to reflect on its history, its evolving role, and the lessons we can draw for the future.
“The Commonwealth brings together nations from around the world in a spirit of cooperation and shared understanding.
“We are honoured to be part of this milestone, sharing our own experiences and achievements as part of this global community.”
The school’s involvement in The Commonwealth at 75 reflects the school’s dedication to promoting international understanding and cooperation.
