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Opening Hours
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Summer |
| 8.30am to 2.30pm |
8.00am to 12.00pm |
The Origins of
Our School
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In May 2000, the school was
officially named after The Right Honourable John Hookham
Frere, an English scholar, diplomat and great benefactor,
who lived and eventually died in Malta.
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John Hookham Frere
1769-1846 |
Elizaneth Jemima Hookham Frere
Died 1831 |
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The school is situated on
parts of grounds that used to form part of the magnificent
gardens of the villa where John Hookham Frere lived in the
1830's. on the hill of G'Mangia. His burial place is in
'Gnien il-Mistrieh'. |
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His Excellency, the President of Malta, Dr. Guido de Marco, delivering
his speech to distinguished guests, teachers, parents and students, gathered for
the occasion. |
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Official unveiling by His Excellency, Dr.
Guido De Marco of bust of John Hookham Frere, done by local artist, Mr. Gianni
Pace. Looking on is Mr.Paul Bonavia, headmaster at that time. |
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His Excellency the President, the mayor of our local
council, Dr. Malcolm Mifsud and other distinguished
guests, visiting the school's kindergarten section. |
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