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| 1 May 2024 | |
| Alumni News |
All Old Stopfordians, their guests and Governors are welcome to come and see the Year 5 & 6 Choir perform during their tour of Oxford from 7-10 June.
Pupils will be giving two short public concerts (45-60 minutes each) as follows:
Friday 7 June at 1:30pm, Blenheim Palace Chapel
To gain admission to the free concert, tickets must be purchased to Blenheim Palace itself, in advance, from the website: Blenheim Palace.
Sunday 9 June at 2:30pm, Merton College Chapel
The College is closed to visitutes due to exams, but the chapel will be open for this concert and for its regular services. Anyone wishing to attend should arrive at Merton College porter's lodge in good time to walk across to the chapel.
We hope you are able to join the pupils.
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