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| 17 Dec 2021 | |
| School News |
There is nothing like a landscape shot to engage our alumni community. We know you can never get enough and whatever the weather, we get outside with a camera to capture the seasons as they pass.
Just before Christmas we had a real treat when the snow started to fall and your Old Princethorpian Secretary got her wellies on and ventured out into the cold winter wonderland to capture the beauty of it all.
If you missed it at the time then take a look at the gallery for a second chance to enjoy this super snow story!
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