Queen’s College playing field is in a much better condition

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Getting better: As of yesterday the Queen’s College playing field is in a much better condition, as tall grass which previously covered the area had for the most part been cut. The entire field however was not cleared since builder’s waste including sand from a canteen presently under construction covers a section of field. A group of old students led by Dr Terrence Blackman have taken the initiative to rehabilitate the school’s recreational field and have committed to attend to its maintenance for at least the next six months.
Getting better: As of yesterday the Queen’s College playing field is in a much better condition, as tall grass which previously covered the area had for the most part been cut. The entire field however was not cleared since builder’s waste including sand from a canteen presently under construction covers a section of field. A group of old students led by Dr Terrence Blackman have taken the initiative to rehabilitate the school’s recreational field and have committed to attend to its maintenance for at least the next six months.
Getting better: As of yesterday the Queen’s College playing field is in a much better condition, as tall grass which previously covered the area had for the most part been cut. The entire field however was not cleared since builder’s waste including sand from a canteen presently under construction covers a section of field. A group of old students led by Dr Terrence Blackman have taken the initiative to rehabilitate the school’s recreational field and have committed to attend to its maintenance for at least the next six months.