Stop Press: St Peter's is now included in Wikipedia! We have now added Magazines to the menu! Mind you, we are short of many of the older numbers/volumes! Also we have received a lot of photos and other material from Andrew Turner, Simon Brown and Roland King now uploaded onto 'Memorabilia' and also in a special page within 'Photo Gallery' and 'School and Team photos' for the 1940s and 1970s. 1940s includes St Peter's time at Castle Hill. We must congratulate Bert Portal (Old Boy 1975-80) for his crossing of the Atlantic by rowing boat along with James Cash completed on 7 Feb 2012. Visit Facing the Atlantic website for more and you may want to add a donation to help him exceed the staggering amount raised so far! We are proud of you! Finally the next REUNION takes place on 17th May. Invitations have been sent out but please use that included on the REUNIONS page if you haven't received an invite and would like to attend.

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This website has been going for a year and a half and, judging by the response, has proved to be entirely enjoyable bringing back memories for many. It is now almost two years since the last Reunion held at The Cavalry & Guards Club in Piccadilly on 20th May 2010 following which Tim Farebrother brought together Hugh Champion (a cousin of his), his brother Nigel and Stephen Kent (another Old Boy) who all had a desire to see the Association continue. To this end, it was agreed that a web-site was the only real way for any old boys to have access to each other and for the Association to have a presence.

Those of you who have any sort of interest whether as a boy at the school, a master, mistress, matron or indeed parent might wonder what happened to all those you knew and perhaps have sadly forgotten. Hopefully the Reunions that have been arranged over the last 20 years have kept some in touch but many have moved on whether simply to a new address or rather more permanently! Next Reunion is already arranged for 17th May 2012 (see 'Reunions').

The Web-site has developed quite quickly. As you can see there are links above to various pages (and sub-pages in the case of the Photo Gallery) enabling you to view pictures that some of you have provided or allowed us to scan. You can read a short "History" of the school and also read pieces sent in by old boys within the "Messages Board". This provides a means of contact for those friends you may have lost touch with long ago. We have added the database of old boys and staff within a secure area of the site. This comprises details of those who have agreed can be included. If you haven't already, we ask you to complete the "Registration Form" and at the same time make contact by email with whatever memories come flooding back or any other interesting comments you would like to make!

We have quite a number of magazines included and these can be found by clicking on 'Magazines' above. It would be brilliant if we could expand the library further so if you have any that fill gaps, particularly the earlier years, please contact Stephen Kent (contact information below).

Finally, we have a small number of items for sale that may or may not be of interest. Do click on "Shop" above and find out what there is- not a lot but if you have lost your old boy's tie or would like to have copies of the DVD and/or CD of St Peter's recorded history then this is the place to go.
We have just added another item onto the 'Shop' page as we have a CD for sale called 'Sixty Years On'. This is a brilliant recording made in 1977 including not only singing but also the voices of many St Peter's staff which will bring a lump to your throat!

Contact Stephen Kent (Web master) by emailing him on contact@StPetersSeaford.org.uk
or by sending material to him at 2 Clarence Road, Hunstanton, Norfolk PE36 6EG

In addition you can contact:

	Tim Farebrother (1953-1958) is also contactable at 53 Hastings Drive, Seaford, East Sussex BN25 3LQ Tel No : 01323 893692 Email : oxon@onetel.com and his brother
	Nigel Farebrother (1949-1953) at 55 Newhall Street, Swindon, Wilts SN1 5QS Tel No : 01793 644635
	Hugh Champion (1958-1963) at Lovel House, Upton Lovell, Warminster, Wiltshire BA12 0JP Tel No : 01985 850284, Mob No : 07747 036715

Aerial view of St Peter's circa 1970
thanks to Simon Brown

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Web-Site Launched - 4th July 2010