Alumnus of the Month - March 2010

Philip J. A. Palmer, Jr attended the Prince of Wales secondary school for 3 years and upon completing his education, attended the technical institute for 1 year.

He worked at the Barclays bank for 3 years and came to the United States to further his education. He completed his bachelor’s degree in Finance at the University of Maryland and is currently completing his Masters degree at the same institution.

Philip has been married for 10 years to a wonderful wife named Glennis and lives in Bowie, Maryland with their family. They have been blessed with 3 children, 2 boys and a girl, Philip III aged 13, Jonis, aged 8 and Karina, aged 7.

He coaches soccer at the local Boys and Girls club, is a Methodist and is involved in many organizations at his church He currently works as a senior corporate recruiter for a government contractor, and is currently the Social secretary of the Old Prince Walean Association (Washington, DC, Metro Chapter.

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Prince of wales Chemistry lab

The Science Lab Project

The Prince of Wales School Lab Refurbishment and Supply Project will be a comprehensive attempt to change the effectiveness of science teaching, through providing competitive environment for laboratory instruction.

The project will be a joint undertaking of the Prince of Wales School and all the Old Princewalean and Prince of Wales Alumni Associations in Freetown, North America and Europe.

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NOSLINA Award 2009

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Each year since 1999, the National Organization of Sierra Leoneans in North America (NOSLINA) recognizes individuals or organizations for exemplary contributions to Sierra Leoneans in North America and in Sierra Leone. This year, the Global Alumni of the Prince of Wales School received the Community Leadership Award for superior leadership and commitment to provide world class education to the next generation of Sierra Leoneans, to compete both in the global workplace and contribute to the development of Sierra Leone.

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