Mansion Lunch and PPA Medal Awards

This year, our Mansion Lunch happens slightly later in the year (November as opposed to October) to give us the best possible chance of the event taking place. We are also delighted to announce that there will be a double award ceremony where the PPA President, Simon Morgan (PPA 1975), will distribute our newly revamped PPA Medal Awards*. Our two 2021 recipients will be joined by last year’s winners, and our Head, Ben Horan, will curate a question-and-answer session after a brief address from the recipients.

The winners are:

2021
Laetitia Luck (nee Bullman), PPA 2010
Fabian Jowers, PPA 1968

2020
Geoffrey Cardozo, PPA 1968
Neil Tanna, PPA 2011

The lunch will be its usual format of fine food, good wine and great company. If you would like help to organise a table for your year group or friends, please get in touch with the Office and we can help contact your classmates.

*This ceremony takes the place of the lecture

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Mansion Lunch 2021

Saturday 6 November

11:00 - 17:00

Lunch in Academy Hall, preceded by the Alumni Medal awards. It's a double award ceremony as we will be incorporating last year’s winners. Awards begin at 11am and lunch will be served at 12.30pm. You are free to attend lunch only.

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