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 Good luck with achieving the objective 

 Best wishes for a successful Green Giving Day! 

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 Brilliant idea, delighted you are taking these measures, well done Malvern 

 I walk on the Hills regularly, a place to reflect on this mad world, going home via the gorgeous College building & setting. I hope the 'Greening' will be associated with helping less privileged boys & girls, in our divided society, benefit from sharing such beauty & the ideals of an unselfish life. 

 I add my congratulations to those who conceived this idea and am happy to make a small contribution to the "greening" of Malvern College where I had such happy and fulfilling teenage years. 

 Well done to the whole community for getting behind this great initiative. 

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 Let's go Malvern, let's go! 

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 Three generations of OMs First - Tommy Cummings No.6 and Charles Jefferson, No.8 Second - Barry C Jones (6.47-52) Third - Christopher W Cave-Jones (6.75-79), Philip E Cave-Jones (6.81-86)  

 The most important cause for any individual, organisation or Government. Every Little Helps and yes, Sapiens Qui Prospicit. 

 This is an incredible initiative… dare I say visionary. Exciting times! Proud to be an alumnus of such a forward thinking institution.  

 Good luck, Malvern pupils in your efforts for this. 

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 A great plan for a great College 

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 Good job 👏  

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 I am very pleased to support this project, which is much needed to combat climate change and to benefit the School directly. Wise indeed is the one who looks ahead! All good wishes for the success of this excellent initiative 

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 Climate Change is Real. I see it every day in my job with The World Food Programme. We can help mitigate it if we act. 

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 Happy memories for me, and best wishes for future students. 

 Rooted in sustainability  

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 Well done to all at the College. Such an important initiative - good for the school, its future and the wider community in which we all live. Thank you. 

 Malvern College leading the way, as usual. 

 Keep up the good work. Chairman of the Natural History Society in 1966/67.