Friday 4 September 2026

Head’s Update

Welcome to our first newsletter of this academic year. A reminder that this newsletter is the main vehicle for disseminating information and updates. We don’t want to bombard your inbox with emails and so place all key updates here. It does mean that not reading the newsletter is likely to result in missed information and potential confusion. 

So sit back, relax and enjoy the read.

Academic Rigour

Whilst we were pleased with the exam outcomes last year, there is still much we want to do. My main message at the start of the academic year is to ask that you work in partnership with the College. Our big focus for the year ahead is to enable more students to secure the very top grades and this starts in Year 7. So we will be increasing the demands we place on the students in lessons and for prep. We are convinced that we can really push ahead and that our students can outperform their expectations, but to do this we need help from home. We are launching a new model of academic tutoring and piloting this with Year 10 and Year 12. This model should help them develop the mindset and habits necessary for success. So I am hopeful that you will see an uplift in rigour this term and a concurrent shift in effort and application from all our young people. 

Adventure

We have made some improvements to our adventure offer this academic year. The purpose of this element of College life is to create unautomatable children; to develop the skills and mindsets that an algorithm can’t replicate. So Academic Rigour gets you through the door, Adventure keeps you in the room. 

Community

We pride ourselves on our community and our commitment to the individual. I am looking forward to welcoming as many families as possible to our event tonight and to our first set of sports fixtures tomorrow. Although the pitches are not up to standard for the Rugby, I am looking forward to the Hockey and hoping for a strong start to the season. Push back for the home games from 2pm. 


As ever, we are delighted to welcome new members of staff to our excellent College team and we said farewell to departing staff in our final assembly of the year in July. It is intentional that your child will have new teachers across many of their subjects. This is because Teacher specialisms mean that certain teachers are better at different aspects of a curriculum and it makes sense to deploy staff where they have the largest impact. Lower down the College it is also important for pupils to experience a variety of teachers and teaching styles for the same reason that we mix up the teaching sets so they are not always interacting with the same pupils throughout their College life. It is important when they come to making GCSE choices that they do not think of a subject as being tied to a specific teacher. 

Leadership

As is the tradition at Pangbourne, I was delighted to present the CCCC swords to Eva and Isaac. They will make a formidable team, although they have big shoes to fill after Faith and Ed. As with last year, the leadership positions are designed to help students grow and develop. As such, the Chiefs lead parade and the parade practice. So the standard will improve as the year goes on and the team finesses the student body into shape. Our first parade is on Saturday 19 September. As it is the first parade of the year, I shall be the Inspecting Officer to reduce the pressure before we show off the College to visitors. I am hopeful that we will be in a position to have home fixtures on this day (pitch dependent) and parents can make a full day of it.


The Chief Cadet Captains for 2026/27 are listed below:

Chief Cadet Captains of the College

  • Eva Skidmore

  • Isaac Henry 

Chief Cadet Captains

Harbinger

  • Clara Kingsland

  • Harvey Devall

Hesperus

  • Phoebe Stebbings

  • Alex Griffin

Illawarra

  • Amelia Schnieders

  • Finn Mackenzie

Macquarie

  • Grace Williams

  • George Walton

Band & Drum Major

  • Leo Robinson

Best wishes,

Oliver Knight

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Notices (Please click on the + sign to expand for full information)

All Pupils & Parents: Years 7- Upper Sixth

  • We are delighted to welcome all parents, staff and pupils to our Divisional Welcome event this evening which will be taking place on Devitt Lawn from 17:45.

    Please see the menu for the event here. We will also have a vast selection of soft drinks on offer, as well as vegan, vegetarian, gluten free, dairy free options available.

    For those arriving by car for the Divisional Family Welcome, parking will be available in the following areas: 

    • Parade Ground 

    • Cafe Car Park 

    • Along the Grass by the AstroTurf 

    • Along the Grass towards White's playing field

    Please follow the parking signs when you arrive.

  • We would like to remind parents that, from now on, all requests for leave during the school day for medical appointments must have proof of the appointment attached to the leave request.

    Please also remember that all requests for leave that take place during the school day must be submitted through the school’s leave request portal. This includes appointments, family commitments and other planned absences.

    The only exception is illness on the day. If your child is unable to attend school due to illness, please email the child’s Division directly in the usual way. There is no need to submit a portal request for illness on the day.

    We appreciate your support in following these procedures, which help us to maintain accurate attendance records and ensure the safety and wellbeing of all pupils.

    Thank you for your cooperation.

    Mr Mark Skidmore - Deputy Head, Pastoral

  • This is a timely opportunity to remind parents and students of our expected dress standards. To ensure consistency across the College, we have clarified the requirements for Sports and Activities kit. We ask that all students follow these guidelines so that our uniform standards are maintained consistently.

    See the Uniform Standards document here.

    Mr Tom Poynter, Assistant Head Co-Curricular

  • Following the successful ULink student visit last term, we are delighted to offer students the chance to join our Cultural Immersion trip to China in April 2027.

    The trip will provide an unforgettable educational and cultural experience, including visits to Beijing, Xi'an, and Shanghai. The estimated cost is between £2,650–£2,750.

    Action Required: To secure a place for your child, please read the full letter here and complete the registration form here by the Friday 11 September deadline, including payment of the £200 deposit.

    If any parents are attending the Divisional Welcome event this evening and would like to chat about the trip, please speak to Mr Tom Poynter. Next week, I will be available in the cafe on Wednesday 9 and Thursday 10 September between 08:00 and 09:00 to answer any questions you may have. Otherwise feel free to email me at ben.mcleod@pangbourne.com.

    Mr Ben McLeod

  • The addition of academic societies into the school day is an exciting new addition this year. Every Monday at 16:35 the entire College will be able to participate in an academic enrichment programme. The full list of societies will be published and introduced to students via an assembly on Monday 7 September. They will then choose their option for the following week on SOCS. This is not only an incredible opportunity to enhance and enrich their curricula subjects but offers students the chance to follow a passion and  - for our older students - to lead a society in a subject that they are passionate about. 

    Mrs Elly Hayward- Assistant Head, Pupil Expertise

  • Sport at Pangbourne is all about building character, developing teamwork, and nurturing a lifelong love of sport. Here's a quick guide to the sports your children will be playing and competing in the Michaelmas term.

    The Main Competitive Sports Line up:

    Year 7 & 8 Boys: Football

    Years 7 & 8 Girls: Hockey

    Year 9 - Seniors Boys: Rugby

    Year 9 - Seniors Girls: Hockey

    Senior Specialties

    For our Senior students, the Michaelmas term also offers elite competitive pathways in two of Pangbourne’s performance sports:

    • Rowing: Utilising our access to the River Thames to build endurance and elite boat work.

    • Riding: Opportunities for equestrians to train, refine their horsemanship, and represent the College.

    Saturday Sports Commitments

    Saturday sport commitments are a fundamental part of the day-to-day life and culture here at Pangbourne.

    All match schedules and location details for the Michaelmas term can be found on the Pangbourne College Sports Website. Please check the portal regularly for updates as cup fixtures due to their nature will be added late.

    Mr Joe Mills - Director of Sport

  • All students will need a mouthguard for use in contact sport participation at school this year.

    Titan Mouthguards will be catering for all students wishing to purchase a custom-fit mouthguard and will be visiting the school on Thursday 10 September 2026 between 15:20 - 17:50.

    Please see more information and how to complete your online order here.

    Mr Joe Mills - Director of Sport

  • The College would like to invite all parents and students who are interested in rowing to a presentation by our coaching team on Saturday 12 September:

    09:30 Coffee in the Sixth Form Cafe

    10:00 - 11:00 in the Falkland Islands Memorial Chapel. Presentation and Q&A

    This year we start our build of the new boathouse and have made a further investment in coaching staff.

    This will be a fantastic opportunity to hear about what we are doing now, and what we plan to achieve in the years to come. Please confirm your attendance by completing the form here.

    Mr Ed Green - Director of Rowing

  • The College photographer’s, Gillman and Soame, will be taking pupil portrait photographs on Thursday 10 September.

    This will involve all pupils in Years 7, 9 and Lower Sixth, as well as any new pupils joining in other years. Except for Lower Sixth, pupils should wear their full Number 2 uniform, including the jumper. Lower Sixth may wear a business suit if they wish.

    Pupil portraits will be available to purchase via the Gillman and Soame portal afterwards. You will receive details of how to register for the portal after the photographs have been taken if you are new to Pangbourne or have not yet completed the registration process.

    Mr Martin Palfrey - Network, Systems and Data Manager

  • We are pleased to offer students the opportunity to take part in a weekly Self-Defence Programme, delivered by a highly experienced Master of Martial Arts.

    The programme combines a range of martial arts disciplines to provide an action-packed programme focused on self-defence, martial arts and self-awareness. It is designed to be both engaging and practical, helping students develop confidence, awareness and physical skills.

    When: Wednesdays during Activities time
    Where: Dance Studio, Sports Department
    Cost: £90 for the term, charged to the school bill

    If your child is interested in taking part, we can arrange any necessary changes to the Activities programme they selected on Thursday and enrol them on the course.

    Places are dependent on sufficient numbers. The programme will only be able to run if we receive enough interest, so early sign-up is encouraged.

    If your child would like to participate, please email tom.poynter@pangbourne.com to register your interest.

    Mr Tom Poynter, Assistant Head Co-Curricular

  • The Music School is excited to welcome everyone back this year and already has some exciting plans in the pipeline.
    We look forward to performing at the first College Parade of the Year on Saturday 19 September.

    This year’s Divisional Music Competition will be held on Friday 2 October. This year the competition will feature a new Ensemble category and a theme of 'Country' music. This will be shortly followed by this term's Live Lounge Recital which will take place on Monday 5 October.

    We are delighted to be welcoming members of the Royal Marines Band Service who will work with our Marching Band at the end of September. We will be travelling to St Paul's Cathedral on 14 October for the Annual National Service of Seafarers.

    We are particularly excited to announce that all Year 7 students will receive a term's worth of lessons on band instruments, with a dedicated ensemble rehearsal, giving them a taster experience of being in a Wind Band. 

    We hope you can join us at some of these events and look forward to seeing you there!

    Mrs Nichola Graham - Director of Music

  • The Whole College Production will be 'The Three Musketeers' and the shows will take place on Monday 8, Tuesday 9 and Wednesday 10 February 2027.

    Monday 8 February will be a show for local prep school boarders and the public evenings are Tuesday 9 and Wednesday 10 February 2027.

    Auditions and rehearsals for the production will be starting next week and we look forward to welcoming all pupils who would like to be involved.


  • The Scholarship application process is now open for pupils who will be in Year 9 and Lower Sixth in September 2027 (ie current Year 8 and Year 11 pupils).

    You will find further information by following this link to our Scholarships page on our Website. The application form and award calendar are also included in these pages.

    If you would like to apply for an Art, Design Technology, Drama, Academic, Sport, Music or Pangbournian Scholarship, then the application deadline is 9 October 2026 for Year 9 scholarships, and 30 October 2026 for Lower Sixth scholarships. 

    Assessments in these areas will all take place in November 2026. Each individual may only apply for one co-curricular award in addition to an academic scholarship application.

    Please do not hesitate to contact Mrs Hayward (elly.hayward@pangbourne.com) if you have any queries.

    Mrs Elly Hayward, Assistant Head - Pupil Expertise

All Parents:

  • We are holding a New Parents’ Induction event this evening at 17:00 in the Hudson Room (please note change of venue). The session is designed to give new parents details about where to access important and useful information and a general guide to how things work at Pangbourne.

    If there are any current parents who would like to attend to help familiarise themselves, they are more than welcome to attend. Please complete this form to confirm attendance.

  • We would like to welcome all parents to our first coffee morning of the academic year which will be taking place on Friday 11 September from 08:15 - 09:00 in the Cafe.

    Ms Jo Parke - Parent Ambassador Liaison

  • All parents (and dogs on leads!) are warmly invited to join the annual Welcome Walk on Saturday 12 September. Meeting at the Cafe at 09:00, it is a popular opportunity to meet fellow parents and get to know our grounds.

    Mrs Lucinda Grafton, Director of Development and Community

  • This is a reminder for those parents who would like to renew or take up the option of the Pupils Absence Insurance Scheme and Personal Effects Insurance Scheme for the Michaelmas term, to ensure that you apply by the deadline of 30 September 2026.  

    Full details of the new scheme and the QR code required to apply can be found in this leaflet.

    Please direct any queries to billing@pangbourne.com. Should you have any questions about the operation of the new schemes, please contact Markel on 0333 070 6035 or marsheducation.markeluk.com.

  • On Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September, Pangbourne College will be exhibiting the pupils’ Classic Car that they have been working upon at the Kop Hill Climb. We have been invited by the Association of Heritage Engineers to join them in promoting heritage skills. The event supports young people pursuing a career in STEM.

    This year the event is excited to announce the Kop Hill Bursary scheme which will provide financial support of up to £2,000 per application for young people aged 18-30 who are pursuing studies or training in STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and who have their primary residence, primary study/training facility or primary workplace in the defined geographical area.

    Tickets should you wish to come and see us at the event can be purchased here.

    Mr Tom Cheney - Assistant Head Boarding & Pastoral

  • Once each half-term a group of parents meet at the Chaplain's house to pray for the school community. The first meeting this year will be Monday 14 September at 20:00.

    Please contact anna.jeffers@pangbourne.com if you would like to come or to find out more about the group.

    Reverend Neil Jeffers

  • Earlier this year, we launched Pangbournian Benefits as a small thank you to all our families for your wonderful support of the College. The platform contains curated offers from local businesses and major brands. This week's specials offer is as follows: 

    Planning your next family escape? Enjoy £150 off a 7-night stay for groups of 4 or more with The Point in Polzeath.

    Choose from luxury self-catering properties - from golf course view apartments to spacious beachside homes in Polzeath, Rock and Daymer Bay.

    The Offer: £150 off 7-night stays (sleeps 4+)

    Location: North Cornwall (Polzeath, Rock & Daymer Bay)

    Highlights: Family-friendly, contemporary design, steps from the beach

    Mrs Lucinda Grafton, Director of Development and Community

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  • After a glorious Summer holiday, a very warm welcome back from me. It was exciting to meet all the new and returning pupils on Thursday morning as well as many of the parents and I look forward to meeting many more at the Divisional Welcome event this evening.

    It has been a very busy and productive start to the new term and it is lovely to have the House full and vibrant once again. I am conscious that there has been a lot of information to absorb at the start of term, so there will be a fuller update next week in which I will highlight some of the important forthcoming events for Dunbar parents and pupils.

    In the meantime, please see the key academic dates for Year 7, 8 and 9 here.

    As always, if you have any questions or queries, please don’t hesistate to contact me or see me in person. I am always around the House at the start and end of the day.

    Dr Ian Hart, Head of Junior House (Dunbar)

    dunbar@pangbourne.com

    07887 473 903

Year 7 - 8

Year 9 - 11

  • Please see the key dates for Year 7, 8 and 9 here.

  • It really was lovely to see your child back with us on Thursday (and indeed warmly welcome our three new Year 10 joiners to Pangbourne as well). I should also say welcome to you and our joint two year project. As I said on Thursday morning to the students, the next two years are about achieving all the success of which they are capable in all facets of life. We know from the GCSE results in the summer that achieving incredible results is possible for every single one of them - some students achieved four grades above their GCSE minimum target grades, which is extraordinary, but also shows what can be done by hard work and being attentive in school.  

    One thing which is really important to their success, and with which we need your support throughout the whole two year plan, is attendance.  Those students who achieved great things were the ones who had high attendance rates and were in lessons as much as they possibly could be. 

    Finally, communication will also be key to making this two year mission work. We need to have great communication between school, your child and you. To help this, I have included a link to key dates for the year ahead here. Please do print it out and stick it on the fridge!

    If you have any concerns, particularly those related to academic matters, please do direct them to your child's tutor in the first instance. 

    I really hope to meet many of you at the Divisional Welcome Event this evening, and am excited to work with your child over the next two years ahead. 

    Mrs Abbie Stephenson, Head of KS4

  • Welcome back and welcome to the parents of the one new starter in Year 11. It really was genuinely lovely to see your children back yesterday. They were in good spirits and I loved hearing about the various Macbeth productions which they had been to! They have had a busy couple of days but the main message which they have been hearing is how the exam results of the previous Year 11 show us clearly that with self-belief and hard work, extraordinary things are possible. Some students achieved four grades above their minimum target grades in some subjects which is absolutely extraordinary.

    One thing which will help our Year 11 students in achieving their goals is their attendance. If you can support them by ensuring they are in school as much as they possibly can be, this will be so vital to their success. Secondly, great communication is also vital to ensuring this final critical year is smooth and successful. Please do check the newsletter when you are able each week and please do contact your child's tutor in the first instance if you have any concerns, particularly of an academic nature. 

    To help this, I have included a link to key dates for the year ahead here . Please do print it out and stick it on the fridge!

    I look forward to seeing you at the Divisional Event this evening and working closely with you over the exciting year ahead.

    Mrs Abbie Stephenson, Head of KS4

  • We are pleased to confirm that the cancelled DofE Bronze Assessed Expedition has now been rescheduled. We have been fortunate enough to secure the campsite, and the expedition will therefore take place on Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October 2026.

    Further details regarding arrangements will be sent out nearer the time.

    Mr Andy Crossley - DofE Manager

  • We are delighted to have arranged for Makin Projects’ touring production of Of Mice and Men to visit Pangbourne College on Saturday 3 October. The performance will begin at 14.30, following the morning’s sports fixtures. Lunch will be available for pupils beforehand at an additional cost.

    John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men is the principal prose text studied for the Pearson Edexcel International GCSE English Literature examination. Watching the novel performed will deepen pupils’ understanding of its characters, relationships and central themes, while allowing them to experience the emotional power of Steinbeck’s story beyond the classroom.

    I had the pleasure of seeing this production in 2025 and was particularly impressed by the way it brings the characters and their world vividly to life. It is a powerful, engaging and highly relevant interpretation of the novel.

    We hope all Year 10 and Year 11 pupils will attend. We anticipate that tickets will cost approximately £10 per pupil, although the final price will depend on the number of pupils attending.

    Please complete the form here to confirm your son/daughter’s attendance.

    Mrs Sarah Kiernan Webb - Head of English

  • We are looking forward to getting the CCF year underway and, in particular, to welcoming our Year 9 volunteers to the Contingent, with a busy year of training, exercises, camps and opportunities ahead.

    A reminder to Year 9 and Year 10 parents: if you have not yet completed the CCF enrolment and uniform forms, please could you do so as soon as possible so that kit can be ordered and issued:

    CCF Enrolment Form here.

    CCF Uniform Form here.

    For our Year 11 – Upper Sixth cadets, our first exercise of the year, Exercise Self Reliance 1, takes place on Sunday 13 – Monday 14 September. If you would like to take part, please let Major Heaven or Capt Radford know as soon as possible.

    We are looking forward to getting everyone started and to a busy and exciting year ahead.

    For a look at our 2026 Annual Camp and to see what we do throughout the year follow us on Instagram @pangcollccf

    Mr Matt Heaven - Contingent Commander

Sixth Form

  • It was really nice to welcome both parents and students to the Sixth Form yesterday morning. I would firstly like to congratulate them on their GCSE results and I hope they had fun celebrating over the summer! From conversations with many of them over the last couple of days, it is clear that they are looking forward to trying out new subjects but also having some autonomy in managing their own time.

    When speaking to them with Mr Knight yesterday, I made it clear that they are only in the Sixth Form for about 15 months (if you remove all the holidays!) so it is important that they embrace not only all of the co-curricular opportunities on offer but hit the ground running with their studies. I welcome your support as we help them navigate the next few months.

    Please see Lower Sixth key dates here.

    Ms Indy Kaur, Head of Sixth Form

  • Following on from the academic success of the cohort that have just left, I have no doubt that with focus and commitment that the Upper Sixth will achieve the same, if not exceed, the results we saw this summer.  So no pressure!  It was lovely to see their warm smiles as they 'bounced in' yesterday with their friends and I really look forward to supporting the Upper Sixth students this year. 

    With Trials only 9 College weeks away along with doing their personal statements for UCAS, it is a very busy term, so structure, routine and support not only at College but also at home is really important this academic year. 

    I look forward to seeing many of you at the Parents’ and Guardians’ Meeting on the 30 September. Please see Upper Sixth key dates here.

    Ms Indy Kaur, Head of Sixth Form

  • We are looking forward to getting the CCF year underway, with a busy year of training, exercises, camps and opportunities ahead.

    For our Year 11 - Upper Sixth cadets, our first exercise of the year, Exercise Self Reliance 1, takes place on Sunday 13 – Monday 14 September. If you would like to take part, please let Major Heaven or Capt Radford know as soon as possible.

    We are looking forward to getting everyone started and to a busy and exciting year ahead.

    For a look at our 2026 Annual Camp and to see what we do throughout the year follow us on Instagram @pangcollccf

    Mr Matt Heaven - Contingent Commander

Friday 4 September, 17:00 - 17:45
New Parents’ Induction Event
The Hudson Room, Parent/Guardian

Friday 4 September, 17:45 - 19:30
Divisional Welcome Event
Devitt Lawn, Community

Wednesday 9 September, 08:50 - 10:45
Head’s Introduction to Pangbourne
The Hudson Room, Admissions

Thursday 10 September, 08:30 - 11:30
Gillman & Soame Pupil Photographs
Drake Hall, Year 7, Year 9, Lower Sixth and other new joiners

Friday 11 September, 08:15 - 09:00
Coffee for Parents, Hosted by Parent Ambassadors
Cafe, Parents/Guardians, Community

Saturday 12 September, 09:00 - 10:00
Welcome Dog Walk
Parade Ground. Community

Saturday 12 September, 10:00 - 11:00
Rowing Talk
Chapel. Community

UPCOMING EVENTS

School Calendar
Term dates and College parades

SPORT

As we launch into the sports season, please find key information on how to access Saturday sports fixtures and training. 

  • SOCS Calendar: All fixtures and training sessions are visible and regularly updated on the Pangbourne sports page. Please check this in advance to ensure that your children are available to compete and train at the college.

  • Team Sheet Timelines: Notifications with team sheets are emailed directly to parents/carers/guardians and students:

    • Weekend fixtures: Released on the Tuesday before the fixture.

    • Mid week fixtures: Released on the Friday before the fixture.

  • What happens if there is no fixture: In the event that there is not a fixture, training will be arranged and communicated to parents/carers/guardians and students

  • What happens if I need to request a leave of absence: Parents and students should be looking at the calendar and planning their time off in advance. Saturday sport and parades are a commitment that is part of our identity and as such we would expect a near perfect level of attendance over the academic year. However, we do understand that at times life happens, in this situation you should submit your request through the portal and this will be triaged by Mark Skidmore (Deputy Head Pastoral & Senior Attendance Champion) who will be able to assess your absence request if outside of one week before a fixture. Within the week please contact the director/head of the sport and your coach to request the leave of absence.

Saturday 5 September Schedule

Hockey vs Bloxham School Please consult individual team sheets on SOCS to confirm player selection and meet times. All players must wear a full Pangbourne sports kit, a mouthguard, and shin pads.

Hockey 1st XI Vs Bloxham School @ Home

Hockey 2nd XI Vs Bloxham School @ Home

Hockey 3rd XI Vs Bloxham School @ Away

Hockey Girls-U15A Vs Bloxham School @ Away

Hockey Girls-U14A Vs Bloxham School Away

Rugby Training

The following rugby sessions will take place on Bowden sports pitches:

All U14 and U15 boys will have preseason rugby training from 10:00 to 11:30.

All seniors that have opted for rugby will have preseason rugby training from 10:00 to 11:30.

As the ground is still a little firm please ensure you bring short studded boots (mouldies), trainers and your mouthguard.

During this period where the ground is particularly hard due a very hot summer, we will be carrying out risk assessments leading up to every fixture including on the day to ensure that it is safe for us to play competitive rugby. Additionally we are working very closely with our opposition schools to ensure that our away fixtures maintain the same levels of safety and care for our students.

Rowing Training

Senior rowers will start the day at 08:30 in Hut 6 for strength and conditioning and finish at 12:30 at the Pangbourne Boat Club following a water session

If you wish to pick your child up from the Boat Club please ensure that this is communicated with Mr Green (Ed.Green@pangbourne.com) and Mr Brightmore (Harry.Brightmore@pangbourne.com) in advance.

Fitness

The newly refurbished fitness suite will be available for all students to use from 09:00 to 11:00 if they are not involved in preseason or a competitive fixture.

Communication

All communications that are of a sporting nature should be communicated with the appropriate coach and Director/Head of the sport so we can respond to your question/query effectively and efficiently. Please see below the relevant members of staff who will be overseeing the main sports this term. 

Rugby: Ben.Sainsbury@pangbourne.com

Rowing: Ed.Green@pangbourne.com & Harry.Brightmore@pangbourne.com

Hockey: Joe.Mills@pangbourne.com & Will.Main@pangbourne.com

If your concern is related to a serious matter then please contact the Director of Sport and PE: Joe.Mills@pangbourne.com. 

Best wishes, 

Joseph Mills

Director of Sport

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Divisional Updates

The Divisional Updates will begin next week on Friday 11 September.

Heads of Divisions and Email Addresses:

Harbinger: Mrs Candice Greenly - harbinger@pangbourne.com

Hesperus: Mrs Laura Besley-Piggott - hesperus@pangbourne.com

Illawarra: Mrs Dona Poitrat Rachmaninoff - illawarra@pangbourne.com

Macquarie: Mrs Steph Kingsland - macquarie@pangbourne.com

Dunbar: Dr Ian Hart dunbar@pangbourne.com

Boarding Updates

The next Boarding Update will be on Friday 18 September.

Heads of Boarding Houses and Email Addresses:

St George - Mrs Debbie Atkins - stgeorge@pangbourne.com

Port Jackson (boys) - Mr Paul Radford - portjackson@pangbourne.com

Adelaide (boys) - Mr Ed Williams - adelaide@pangbourne.com