2009 BLUE CHAIR CALENDER - ON SALE NOW!!!

Just below these wise words are two of the stunning pictures that make up the Blue Chair 2009 Calendar. They can be purchased for £10 each (that's less than a £1 a month!), by contacting Giles Bell on 01743 280600 or via email at gjfb@shrewsbury.org.uk. or by post to Giles Bell, The School House Shrewsbury, SY3 7AS (please make cheques payable to Shrewsbury School we will then pass on the donation to Cure Leukaemia and the Shropshire Blood Trust Fund). Or you can donate on line by clicking on the donate buttons at the top of this web page. You can either put £5 on each charity page or just go for one - it is up to you! If you do buy a calendar, the blue chairs will love you with a blue passion that is unlike any love you will recieve from other inanimate objects.

This year we are remarkably lucky that international photographer Steffan Macmillan has donated his time and effort to the Blue Chair cause. This generous act in itself deserves our support, but coupled with the fact that the pictures are just amazing you will have to buy several calendars to give to cool and happening relatives, (or uncool ones that need a bit of 'sharpening up'!). You should also check out some of Steffan's work by going to his website at http://www.steffanmacmillan.com/. He is something of a genius and a total Blue chair Hero.

Birchfield School go Blue!

Birchfield Headmaster Richard Merriman and his wife Ruth hand over the hard earned cash to Blue Chair Calender Hero Sam Grainger

A group of Birchfield Leavers, (including Blue Chair hero James Humpish), meet the Blue chairs and Ted the School House dog!



The Blue chairs want to say a huge thank you to Birchfield School for holding a Blue Chair casual clothes day and raising over £220 for the two Blue Chair Charities. They are all official Blue Chair Heroes!! Well done to everyone at Birchfield School and thanks again!

Sumo Chairs!!

Recent converts to Sumo wrestling, Mark Tomley and Ben Dennson, 'size' each other up in the company of the two Blue Sumos!

An audience with the Mayor of Shrewsbury!

The Blue Chairs ask the Mayor of Shrewsbury, Mrs Anne Chebsey, if she can ensure that all the seats in the town and in the new theatre are blue!

Everest Conqueror Paul Deeham gets to grips with the Blue Chairs!

Paul Deeham has been to the summit of Everest and the Blue Chairs were keen to meet him as they enjoy climbing. Careful with that axe Paul!

The Blue Chairs enjoy a visit to Covent Garden and the Eye!

It seems the blue chairs have developed a taste for current affairs and politics!

The Blue Chairs were interviewed by Kate Adie and then had a lengthy discusion with Roy Hattersley about the state of unemployment among blue chairs. It appears they are concerned by the number of blue chairs to be found in schools and clubs up and down the country stacked against the wall or left outside in the rain. It is rumoured that they blame the government.