Top Marks for the Penpol Quiz!

“Superb evening!  Well done to Mr Pollard and Mr Stanlake for all their hard work.  Great evening, enjoyed by all.”

“Great family night, a few drinks and a lot of family fun.”

“Fab night, great fun.  Thanks for hosting a great quiz.”

“Thank you very much – even though we came last – we had great fun.  So lovely to be involved in a school-community event.  Our only criticism is that we came last!”

“I really enjoyed this thank you Mr Pollard, Mr Stanlake and Mr Woolcock.”

“Fantastic evening, extremely well put together and very well supported by the staff.  Many thanks.”

“Thank you for a fantastic quiz night, we all had a great time.  Do it again next year please.”

“Great evening – I think this should be a regular event – great way to bring people together and raise money to keep productions, events and entertainment at Penpol School.”

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