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Hey, thought some of the old English GCSE of 2009 and some of the other D.Rank Fans out there might wanna check out how she's doing and how she misses us...

Dear Mrs Rank,

Sorry it's been so long, I hope everything is well! Last time I emailed you we're expecting a grand child I think, I hope that all went well there! I just thought I'd inform you of my results which I got back today.
Although originally applying for Theology at Manchester, I just missed the grades but, thankfully, my grades were good enough to get me into Heythrop College which is a specialist Theological college at the University of London, so all is well!
I got B (History) B (Religious Studies, New Testament) and C (English) - and passed Citizenship and General Studies too!
Just though't Id let you know as you're probably the first teacher that actually got me bothered about my education and so I have a lot to thank you for!

Really hope you're well,
Lucy Trewinnard

And Mrs R's reply...

Dear Lucy: 

How lovely to hear from you! I was wondering how you all got on this week. Thank you for your kind words. It was always a pleasure to see your smiley face when you arrived at the lesson. Yours was the class I missed most when I left.Congratulations on your excellent results - I'm sure you'll really enjoy studying in London. I had a quick look online - you'll be in a very nice part of London. You won't be far from Holy Trinity Brompton which is a very lively church. I've put the website address below.
http://www.htb.org.uk/
They have lots of services to choose from and many other activities, often with food, which is great for a student on a budget! I've been a few times when in London and really enjoyed it - the Bible teaching is excellent and the worship is lively.My grandson is now 10 months old and of course he's gorgeous! He is called Zachary, which means 'the Lord remembers'. I see him every week and have been looking after him every afternoon this week while my daughter was leading a Holiday Club at the church she's part of. It was great fun. He is very communicative, unsurprisingly as he has English teachers for grandparents and his father is a lawyer.
The Shakespeare teapot is always admired and brings back happy memories. It still feels strange to go to the theatre without counting students!Keep in touch and make the most of university. 

All good wishes,
Mrs R

God Bless, L x