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Headmaster's Weekly Newsletter, 26 June 2009,
week eight, second term
Next week a group of Lower Six boys leave for the internationally
renowned Grahamstown Art Festival. This is a great privilege for
them. The trip is being combined with a Peterhouse contingent this
year and which has brought down the cost of travel.
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Keegan has grown into a fine young man with considerable potential. Having achieved promising 'O' and 'AS' Level results with Cambridge, he is now studying Physics, Biology and Geography for 'A' Level. His ambition is to study Environmental Science at University. His interests include natural history, fishing and falconry. He is also an avid hockey player. Read more....
While you relax, you may want to check how good your current affairs knowledge is. Click here to view the questions.
Falcon College recently played against Eric Louw. All of our teams won quite comfortably. For the results, please go to the 12 June 2009 headmaster's weekly newsletter. To view the pictures, click here.
Falcon 1st XI wins Kambarami trophy
Falcon 1st XI soccer took part in the Kambarami tournament. The tournament included Falcon, Mzingwane and CBC. Congratulations to the boys for winning the trophy. Click here to view the pictures.
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Hockey versus St. Georges College
This week we hosted St Georges College for a hockey tournament. Click here to view the pictures.
This was a big occasion for us, having the coaches of the World champions with us here at Falcon. Click here to view the latest pictures.
Jake White, Eddie Jones and Steve McIntyre
to conduct coaching clinic
Our guests, Jake White, Eddie Jones and Steve McIntyre conducted a coaching clinic for coaches, talked to the boys and attended the fund-raising dinner on last Friday evening. This was followed by a full day of Hockey and Rugby matches on Saturday. Click here to view the pictures.
For the last 15 years the College has run Form1 and Form 2 adventure courses in and around the grounds, Quiet Waters and adjacent lands. Click to view pictures of the recent adventure.