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| 24 Jun 2022 | |
| College News |
The Guest of Honour will be the First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Ben Key KCB CBE ADC.
Timetable of Founders’ Day
09:30 Founders’ Day Parade
10:30 Prizegiving in the marquee on Devitt Lawn
11:45 Break and refreshments around the parade ground
12:15 Beat Retreat, ending with the ‘Sunset’ Ceremony and Upper Sixth students’ final march off
13:00 Drinks on Devitt Lawn followed by picnic lunches on White’s playing field or Big Side playing field - Bring your own picnic
It is anticipated that the majority of parents and guardians with their children will leave after their picnic lunches, but some may wish to watch the 1st XI cricket match.
14:00 Old Pangbournian vs 1st XI cricket match on Big Side
18:30 Upper Sixth Leavers’ Ball for Upper Sixth students and their parents/guardians
Dress code: Visitors are asked to honour the high standard of presentation by the children by not wearing jeans or shorts. Smart attire and hats are welcome.
Pets: please do not bring any pets to this event.
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