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| 21 Jun 2021 | |
| Written by Walter Murphy | |
| Of Interest |
Dear OC
Whilst it has been a most challenging time for us all, one of the few positive outcomes has been the evolution of Zoom and virtual connections.
Embracing the opportunity that this virtual world affords us, The Headmaster, Mr Robert Robinson MBE, would like to reach out via Zoom to OCs across the world at times that should allow OCs - from San Francisco to Singapore, Comber & Beyond - to tune in.
The Headmaster will be joined by the outgoing Head Prefect, George Robinson, and Chairman of The OC Society, Dermot Parker (7467) as he shares an update of all that is happening at the College and a glimpse of what the future holds on Mon 28 Jun 21 (1700-1800) and Tue 29 Jun 21 (0900-1000).
If this proves to be a positive virtual experience it is one that both the College and the Society would be keen to continue on an annual basis.
Please register interest for either of the sessions via the Events Section and the Zoom details will be emailed closer to the time
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