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| 28 Jan 2022 | |
| Written by Helen Stephenson | |
| School News |
The souvenir review tells the story of the school year, term by term, reflecting on the whole host of activities, achievements and successes that pupils from Year 7 through to Upper Sixth took part in. It includes highlights such as Prize Giving and the College production as well as reviews of sporting events and House competitions.
2020/21 was an incredible year filled full of challenges, but there were still plenty of wonderful and memorable moments to reflect on. We hope that our annual review will be treasured by pupils and parents alike.
The magazine will be mailed to parents, and the Leavers of 2021 will also be sent a hard copy in the post. An electronic copy can be found here: The Tower Review 2021
If you would like to receive an additional copy please email marketing@princethorpe.co.uk with your name and address.
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