Wreath tradition continues for Horncastle schools

Horncastle's two senior schools performed the tradition of laying a Christmas wreath at the grave of Susan Jobson last week.
By The Newsroom
Published 12th Dec 2018, 10:58 BST
Updated 9th Jan 2019, 08:23 BST
Pictured: Charles McNab (Head Boy at Banovallum), Laura Walton (Head Girl at Banovallum), Paul Brewster (Chair of Governors QEGS), Christina Chapman (Jobson Trust), Sarah Steel (Chattertons), Rainer Barnes (Jobson Trust), Thomas Massey (Head Boy at QEGS) and Joanna Ward (Head Girl at QEGS). EMN-181012-142516001Pictured: Charles McNab (Head Boy at Banovallum), Laura Walton (Head Girl at Banovallum), Paul Brewster (Chair of Governors QEGS), Christina Chapman (Jobson Trust), Sarah Steel (Chattertons), Rainer Barnes (Jobson Trust), Thomas Massey (Head Boy at QEGS) and Joanna Ward (Head Girl at QEGS). EMN-181012-142516001
Pictured: Charles McNab (Head Boy at Banovallum), Laura Walton (Head Girl at Banovallum), Paul Brewster (Chair of Governors QEGS), Christina Chapman (Jobson Trust), Sarah Steel (Chattertons), Rainer Barnes (Jobson Trust), Thomas Massey (Head Boy at QEGS) and Joanna Ward (Head Girl at QEGS). EMN-181012-142516001

The tradition was a request made in the will of George Jobson in tribute to his mother.

The Jobson Trust funds donations to worthy groups and individuals.

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Pictured are Charles McNab and Laura Walton, Banovallum head boy and girl; Paul Brewster, QEGS chair of governors; Christina Chapman, Jobson Trust; Sarah Steel, Chatterton’s; Rainer Barnes, Jobson Trust; Thomas Massey and Joanna Ward, head boy and girl at QEGS.