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We are proud to introduce the Prince of Wales Alumni Association portal, a web based community that allows former students of The Prince of Wales School (Freetown, Sierra Leone) around the world to interact, share ideas and rekindle lost friendships in numerous ways. Registered members will be able to follow up on on-going projects, participate in discussions, and provide their input in areas within or outside their sphere of expertise.Global Princewalean.org offers its members a suite of free online services designed to help foster connection and dialogue among old and new friends. Register now and take advantage of these service The Prince of Wales School was formally established in Freetown, Republic of Sierra Leone on April 6, 1925 with a purposeful insistence on fostering Science Education, and Studies in Modern Languages. The School, which was officially inaugurated by His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, marked a turning point in Secondary Education in Sierra Leone, as its inception ushered in the period in which the Sierra Leone Government actively sought to control wasteful multiplication, religious bigotry, and denominational rivalry in Secondary School Please note that during the registration process, you will be asked to associate with one of the five existing chapters abroad or with the local organization in Freetown. - Old Princewalean Association - Freetown
- Washington DC Metro (Washington DC, Virginia, Maryland)
- New Jersey Chapter
- California Chapter
- UK Chapter
- Georgia Chapter
Upon completion of your registration please visit the chapter website your choice and complete a membership application.Click here to register now Forward |
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Global Princewaleans Next Big 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. The project will cover three areas: |
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