Dear Parents and Guardians,
It is a great privilege for me to bring you the first Newsletter for the Winter Term 2024. Firstly, I would like to thank you all for the unwavering support my family and I have received since our arrival. We are humbled by your kindness and will strive to live up to your expectations. Although it has been a hectic start for us, we are settling in well and we look forward to the challenges that lie ahead.
Welcome to this term’s third newsletter. As we approach the end of the term and the close of the year, we reflect on what has been a productive and eventful time. We look forward to the exciting developments and growth planned for 2025.
Falcon College 3rd Term – 1st Fixture Free Newsletter Introduction Welcome to the new term! This is our exam term and the final term for our Upper Sixth students. We wish them, and all our other exam candidates, the very best in their upcoming examinations…
Falcon College End of 2nd Term Newsletter As we wrap up what has been a very emotional, busy and successful term, I’d like to take a moment to reflect on some of the highlights. Awards We had our awards assembly on Wednesday where several of our students’ received awards, we extend our congratulations to them…
Dear Parents, Shorter days, leaves falling, and the dusty and dry Matabele bush: all reminders that we are well into the Winter Term! Although the days are still mild, it won’t be long before the early morning training sessions reveal who is really determined! The baby giraffe and kudu in Quiet Waters are both being…
At Falcon, we celebrate the strength of our diverse tribe—a community inclusive of every talent, culture and ability. Together, we strive to create a space where everyone belongs and has the opportunity to shine.
Dear Parents and Guardians, Welcome to the second newsletter of this term. Full results and accomplishments are detailed at the end of the newsletter. As we near the fourth quarter of the term, we reflect on both the highs and some extreme lows. Following the tragic bus accident, it may seem unjust that life goes…