2008 AGM
Tuesday, November 13. 2007
The 2008 AGM will be held at the School on Monday 10th March 2008 at 5pm.
If you would like to attend, please contact Phil Harding at least 2 weeks prior to the meeting.
The 2008 AGM will be held at the School on Monday 10th March 2008 at 5pm.
If you would like to attend, please contact Phil Harding at least 2 weeks prior to the meeting.
Saturday 1st December - 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm at the School
(The School will be open from 6.15 pm)
Join your friends, contemporaries and other Old Harveians at this year’s Dinner. You will be able to enjoy the splendid facilities now on offer: Harvey’s Diner (our new restaurant) and additional hall, built onto the side of the existing Main Hall.
There’ll be plenty of room for more Old Harveians to dine in comfort, with ample space to circulate and socialise before and after the meal. The Dinner will again be in the comfortable and convivial atmosphere of the Main Hall and there will be a well-stocked bar with a good selection of wines to complement your meal.
We are anticipating another really good turn-out, so be sure of a place by ordering your ticket(s) right away.
Home-made Mushroom Soup with French Bread
Roast Kentish Turkey with Stuffing
Roast Potatoes, Garden Peas, Carrots and Cauliflower Cheese
Christmas Pudding & Fresh Cream
Selection of Old Harveians Cheese & Biscuits
Coffee and Mints
Tickets £17.50 - Download the booking form here.
A vegetarian alternative is available if ordered in advance – simply indicate your preference on the order form
The Diamond Wedding of The Queen and Prince Philip is to be celebrated with a special exhibition at Buckingham Palace which will include her wedding dress and the dresses of the bridesmaids and the wedding jewellery and presents itself as a perfect subject for our outing this year.
Tours of the State Rooms of Buckingham Palace and Clarence House have been booked for Saturday 4th August.
Starting at the Royal Mews at 10am, we'll visit the Queens Gallery, which this year is featuring The Royal collection of Italian paintings.
This will be followed by a 45 minute tour of Clarence House, before returning to Buckingham Palace for a tour of The State rooms including the Diamond Wedding exhibition.
The tour concludes by exiting at the rear of Buckingham Palace with a walk round the side of the gardens and out through the bottom wall.
It is only about a 2 / 300 yard walk to Victoria so very convenient for a meal at the same Italian restaurant that we went to last year, ll Posto Ristorante Italiano in Vauxhal Bridge Road .
The coach will pick us up from the restaurant at around 6.15 for the return journey home.
The day will cost £47.50 for the whole package , or £40 if people wish to leave out Clarence House. It easily works out that if you prefer to take longer over say a picnic lunch in St James Park, you can rejoin the rest of the group on their return from Clarence House.
The meal will be optional as well but it is a good opportunity to eat together and for the number involved they do cater very well and the food will be good Italian fare.
If you are interested in coming along, please contact John Oliver.
THE OLD HARVEIANS’ ASSOCIATION ANNUAL DINNER
Saturday 2nd December - 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm at the School
(The School will be open from 6.15 pm)
Join your friends, contemporaries and other Old Harveians at this year’s Dinner. You will be able to enjoy the splendid facilities now on offer: Harvey’s Diner (our new restaurant) and additional hall, built onto the side of the existing Main Hall. There’ll be plenty of room for more Old Harveians to dine in comfort, with ample space to circulate and socialise before and after the meal. The Dinner will again be in the comfortable and convivial atmosphere of the Main Hall and there will be a well-stocked bar with a good selection of wines to complement your meal.
We are anticipating another really good turn-out, so be sure of a place by ordering your ticket(s) right away.
June 10th was a perfect English Summers day, sunny and hot. Our coach picked up at 7am to ensure an early arrival at The Churchill War Cabinet rooms at Whitehall at 9.40am. London was buzzing with the second rehearsal for The Trooping of the Colour going on in Horseguards Parade just by the entrance to The Churchill rooms. We did get a brief glimpse of the action as we came out of the rooms at around midday.