Pridwin Preparatory School hosted past parents for a lunch to celebrate 100 years of existence
During the event, attendees had the opportunity to reconnect with old friends and acquaintances, sharing stories and memories that spanned decades.
Pridwin Preparatory School marked its centenary year with a celebratory lunch at Beechwood Gardens on May 19.
The event was to honour the women who played a pivotal role in shaping its vibrant community. Past and current women members associated with the school were in attendance.
The celebration provided an opportunity to reflect on the history and achievements of the school while also celebrating the support and dedication of women who have contributed to its success over the past century.
The deputy head: head of junior school and academics Joanne Glendinning expressed her appreciation for the women who have played a significant role in shaping the school’s values and traditions.
“Today is a salute to each of you for your time, dedication, and unwavering commitment to the school’s development and, in the process, forming a warm community, embracing and forever. The camaraderie that comes from many late-night phone calls to find out what exactly your son is supposed to wear the next day and meeting each other in the car park as you furtively bring his forgotten cricket bat, are the shared experiences that hold the Pridwin community of women together.”
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