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| 15 Mar 2022 | |
| Written by Helen Stephenson | |
| School News |
The Sister Boniface Mysteries, the spin-off of the popular Father Brown series, was released in the UK last week on UKTV’s Drama channel. There will be 12 episodes in the series which looks like it will run weekly on Friday evenings.
The new murder mystery was filmed at Princethorpe over the summer holidays and follows the adventures of Sr Boniface, a Vespa-driving, crime solving, Cotswold-dwelling nun.
UKTV Drama’s channel can be found on Freeview, youview, TalkTalk and BT on channel 20, on Sky on channel 143, on Virgin on channel 130 and on Freesat on channel 158.
The eagle eyed amongst you will spot glimpses of the Chapel, the corridors around it, the Sixth Form Lawn and even Switzerland in the shots.
It was fantastic to see Princethorpe transported back in time.
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