Kenneth Rimmer (Staff 1958-92)

We are sorry to announce that Kenneth Rimmer, long-serving member of staff, HM of Hailey (1969-82) and teacher of modern languages, died on July 24th, 2017.  His funeral will be in Chapel at Haileybury on August 30th at 1pm, followed by a short service at Woollensbrook Crematorium, Hoddesdon, attended by some members of the family, and anyone else who would like to be there. Refreshments, hosted by other members of the family until they are rejoined by their seniors, will be served in the

Hermits take down 'Roos in Ashes encounter!!

It perhaps did not have the intensity of an Ashes Test match but much fun was had by all when Haileybury Hermits hosted Haileybury Australia on Sunday 2 July writes David Rimmer (Th 76).   Haileybury Australia had last played on Pavilion in 1989 and their first visit in 28 years saw them field a team experienced rather than young in years.   On a sunny day the Melbourne team, on a four-match tour in the UK, batted first. Opener Roger French was in sparkling form, cutting anything loose outside

Jamie George

OH JAMIE GEORGE can feel proud after being a member of the British and Irish Lions team that almost became the first one in 46 years to win a Test Series in New Zealand writes David Rimmer. The 26-year-old Old Haileyburian played most of the deciding match at Eden Park in Auckland this morning (Saturday July 8) which ended in a 15-15 draw. He had a solid game before the odd error crept in and he was taken off and replaced by Ken Owens (Wales). Fortunes fluctuated in the pulsa...ting match and