Posted by: Peter Symonds on: 04/03/2010
Peter Symonds College 10, King Edward V1 School 0 by Zach Kinnaird – Team Captain Peter Symonds won back the Wren Cup for the first time since 2004 when they beat King Edward VI School, Southampton, by 10 points to nil.
Posted by: Peter Symonds on: 12/02/2010
By Isaac Lee Peter Symonds Men’s Rugby comfortably won their first match of the year, away at Ryde College Isle of Wight on January 27 with a solid 12-24 victory.
Posted by: Peter Symonds on: 11/11/2009
After several planning applications, months of construction work and hundreds of employees, the latest addition to Winchester’s supermarkets has finally been completed: Waitrose at Weeke. A new source of groceries and delicacies, snacks and ingredients should surely delight the neighbourhood; it’s local, it’s quality and it even contains a new medical practice.
Posted by: Peter Symonds on: 20/03/2009
By Rebecca Coles Cervical Cancer has been the latest moral panic to take centre stage in our lives since Big Brother celebrity Jade Goody has been diagnosed. Jade Goody 27, mum of two and now wife to Jack Tweed received the bombshell shortly before Christmas. Since she received the terrible news she has been determined to [...]
Posted by: Peter Symonds on: 13/02/2009
By Justine Kharbanda As a way of keeping people informed we have put together a little news section to let people know what’s going on and comment on any events or stories happening within college.
Posted by: Peter Symonds on: 03/12/2008
Christmas Ball Written by Laura Macri Fancy frocks, shimmering decorations, blasting beats and one jolly mince-pie filled man can mean only one thing, yes you’ve guessed it…it’s time for another great Christmas ball! The Christmas ball (as if you don’t already know!) is taking place this year on Friday, December 12. The grand doors of [...]
Posted by: Peter Symonds on: 03/12/2008
Written by Adam Knowles A recent study commissioned by Barnardo’s, a children’s charity, has supposedly shown that around half of the adults interviewed considered children to behave like animals—increasingly dangerous. The credibility of this study has been criticized, as some of the questions seem to have been leading. But how many people could have been [...]
Posted by: Peter Symonds on: 03/12/2008
Written by Isaac Lee Peter Symonds College celebrated the vast differences within itself in a Diversity Week during November. The Student Union ran events and stalls designed to highlight the various cultures, races, and beliefs that populate Peter Symonds. These included: Henna painting; a lecture from Holocaust survivor Josef Perl; a performance from the college’s [...]
Posted by: Peter Symonds on: 03/12/2008
Written by Ben Moncrieffe I would class myself as a student. I have little or no money, I quite enjoy a pot noodle and I have been known on occasion to have a pint while still in bed. So you can imagine my absolute disgust when the lady in HSBC said: “Sorry, you don’t qualify [...]
Symonds Christmas ball cancelled
Posted by: Peter Symonds on: 09/12/2009
Students are not bothered or are resigned now to the fact that this year’s Peter Symonds Christmas Ball has been cancelled. However, it also puts the college year book’s future in jeopardy. Read what they have to say.