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Dear Old Truronians
Inspired by recent visits and contributions, we’re excited to share the latest edition of the Old Truronian newsletter.
This issue includes your final chance to book a place at the upcoming Reunion Dinner and the 2024/25 edition of The Truronian, packed with stories and updates from across the Old Truronian community.
We hope you enjoy reading and feel encouraged to stay connected.
Sam Willsher CO03, Amanda Forde & Jo Wood
Development & Alumni Relations Team
102nd Annual Reunion Dinner 2025
Final chance to RSVP for the 102nd Annual Reunion Dinner on Saturday 18 October. Kindly RSVP before Sunday 28 September.
This year there will be live music from lively folk ensemble Celtic Chords who will be performing during the drinks reception.
Please click the link just below to RSVP and to view the guest list currently.
The Truronian 2024/25
The next edition of the alumni magazine is out now. Click here or on the link below to read it online, or download a PDF if you prefer. Postal copies can be requested.
Once again, we thank the Old Truronians who generously share their news and stories with us. Without you there would not be The Truronian and so we are hugely grateful.
Latest From the Old Truronian Community
I was brought up in Camborne, west Cornwall, and I attended Truro School between 1973-80. I still remember my first day in September 1973, walking up the hill to what felt an imposing main school terrace. In fact, Truro was a great school for me and it opened my eyes to a much wider world.
When I reached my mid-fifties I felt it was time to think about what I could do to help another generation. My parents had died and so my direct connection with my home county was now gone. Making a Gift in Will to the school felt like a great way to keep a link with Cornwall.
It was much easier than I thought. Its not a complex process and being able to set a sum aside, is something most of us can manage. You don’t have to be a millionaire.
Making a gift in my will is a simple way to help the next generation. The opportunities I enjoyed are something which I’d like to see extended to others and the bursaries which are available help people from all walks of life.
I would really encourage everyone to take this simple, but important step. The Truro School Foundation (charity number 1070969) have been easy to deal with and I am sure would be happy to help with any queries.
Mark Prisk CO80
Mark Prisk FRICS lives in east Hertfordshire. He became a Chartered Surveyor, then was elected to Parliament in 2001. He served as the MP for Hertford & Stortford and was a Minister of State in the Coalition Government (2010-2015). Mark now has a third career as a Board Chair and qualified Executive Coach.
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Old Truronians Welcome
The Development and Alumni Relations office would be delighted to hear from you. Whether you simply wish to update your details or can spare 10 minutes to complete our interview questionnaire to be featured in an Old Truronian publication, use the link below to keep in touch or update any details. We look forward to hearing from you.
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