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| 11 Oct 2022 | |
| Written by Molly Geehan | |
| Old Princethorpians News |
The latest issue of The Old Princethorpian, the Princethorpe Foundation's termly e-newsletter for past pupils, staff and parents, old and new, is out now!
Visit: http://www.oldprincethorpian.co.uk to check it out.
The newsletter aims to keep our alumni in touch with each other and news, developments and events across the Foundation. It includes the latest Foundation and College news, and plenty of news and updates from OPs across the decades.
If you have any comments on the e-newsletter or news to contribute to the next issue, which is due out in February, please email us at oldprincethorpians@princethorpe.co.uk.
The next events in the OP calendar include our Prize Giving Drinks Reception for last year's Upper Sixth on Friday 18 November and the College Christmas Fair on Sunday 27 November.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
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