Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh visited Pangbourne College, on the occasion of the school’s centenary, on May 9th in Berkshire.
The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh arrive @PangColl in Berkshire today to celebrate its Centenary. pic.twitter.com/BRXjjRgP0K
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) May 9, 2017
The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh arrive @PangColl in Berkshire today to celebrate its Centenary. pic.twitter.com/BRXjjRgP0K
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) May 9, 2017Embed from Getty Images
Embed from Getty Images
HM presented @PangColl with new colours before awarding The Queen's Gold Medal to students Ellen White and Fred Taucher. pic.twitter.com/8y2lo00D4e
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) May 9, 2017
HM presented @PangColl with new colours before awarding The Queen's Gold Medal to students Ellen White and Fred Taucher. pic.twitter.com/8y2lo00D4e
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) May 9, 2017Upon arrival, the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh were met by the Headmaster and Chairman of Governors of Pangbourne College, before they proceeded to the Falkland Islands Memorial Chapel, to attend a service to mark the school’s centenary. Afterwards, they met current students, parents, staff and College alumni, before having lunch. After lunch, the Queen and Duke watched a College Parade, reflecting the College’s longstanding military connection. During the Parade, she presented a new military flag, or ‘colour’, to the College. The Queen also presented The Queen’s Gold Medal to two students before departing.
Embed from Getty Images
The Queen wore a Angela Kelly pastel tweed coat and hat, pairing her Three Strand Pearl Necklace with the Flame Lily Brooch. The Duke of Edinburgh wore a navy suit with a navy, patterned tie.