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| 29 Jun 2026 | |
| Written by Caroline Spencer (Flood) | |
| Old Crescentians News |
Four Old Crescentians generously gave their time to speak to Year 6 pupils at Crescent School during their Community Week in June.
Hannah Allroggen, Millie Byrne, Melissa Scott and Laura Brazier, all of whom left Crescent in the early 2000s, shared their post-Crescent journeys and career paths, providing valuable insights into a range of careers. Melissa and Laura are former Princethorpe pupils too, with Laura also being a member of the OP Committee.
It was great to hear their memories of Crescent and about their career paths, which gave pupils insights into law, international development, sales and veterinary physiotherapy, and inspired them to follow their own paths.
If you would like to volunteer to give a careers talk, please get in touch with the Alumni and Development team at oldprincethorpians@princethorpe.co.uk.
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