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1. www.gordonstoun.org.uk › points-of-view › hrh-theHRH The Duke of Edinburgh: his Gordonstoun years 1934 – 1939

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   Prince Philip was a stalwart pupil at Gordonstoun; characterful, good natured, committed and always loyal to the school. Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh was one of Gordonstoun’s first pupils, joining in 1934, the year the school was founded by German educationalist Kurt Hahn.

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Prince_Philip,_Duke_ofPrince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh - Wikipedia

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   Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (born Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark, later Philip Mountbatten; 10 June 1921 – 9 April 2021), was the husband of Queen Elizabeth II.

3. www.scotsman.com › heritage-and-retro › heritageHow Gordonstoun and its notorious Outward Bound philosophy ...

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   Apr 9, 2021 · The Duke of Edinburgh’s education at Scottish independent school, Gordonstoun, notorious for its tough Outward Bounds curriculum and attempts to rid notions of privilege and self-entitlement from...

4. www.gutenberg.org › files › 60184The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Story of King Arthur and ...

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   Aug 26, 2019 · How Queen Morgana le Fay Returned to Camelot and to the Court With Intent to Do Ill to King Arthur. Also How King Arthur and Others Went a-Hunting and of What Befell Thereby. 181: Chapter Fourth; What Befell Sir Accalon, and How King Arthur Fought an Affair-at-Arms With Swords, and How He Came Nigh to Losing His Life Thereby. 191: PART II

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5. www.gordonstoun.org.uk › our-historyGordonstoun | Our history

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   Prince Philip joined Gordonstoun in September 1934 at the age of 13 and attended the school for five years. His Royal Highness was very happy at Gordonstoun and was deeply influenced by his time at the school.

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6. www.bbc.co.uk › news › uk-50589065Prince Philip: An extraordinary man who led an extraordinary ...

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   Apr 9, 2021 · Prince Philip: An extraordinary man who led an extraordinary life. 9 April 2021. By Jonny Dymond, Royal correspondent. PA Media. In public, Prince Philip always took second place. He outlived...

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   Why did Prince Philip join Gordonstoun School?

   • They were soon joined by Prince Philip of Greece, who would go on to marry HM Queen Elizabeth II. Prince Philip joined Gordonstoun in September 1934 at the age of 13 and attended the school for five years. His Royal Highness was very happy at Gordonstoun and was deeply influenced by his time at the school.

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   What did Gordonstoun say about Prince Philip?

   • "Prince Philip", wrote Gordonstoun headmaster Kurt Hahn admiringly, "will make his mark in any profession where he will have to prove himself in a trial of strength". Others had their reservations about the brilliant and ambitious young officer. In peace, once he had his own command, he drove his men hard, much too hard for some.

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   Who were Gordonstoun's first pupils?

   • Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh was one of Gordonstoun’s first pupils, joining in 1934, the year the school was founded by German educationalist Kurt Hahn. Prince Philip was a stalwart pupil at Gordonstoun; characterful, good natured, committed and always loyal to the school.

   HRH The Duke of Edinburgh: his Gordonstoun years 1934 – 1939

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   Why did Philip go to Gordonstoun?

   • By the time he went to Gordonstoun, a private school on the north coast of Scotland, Philip was tough, independent and able to fend for himself; he'd had to be. Gordonstoun would channel those traits into the school's distinct philosophy of community service, teamwork, responsibility and respect for the individual.

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8. www.gordonstoun.org.uk › points-of-view › princeGordonstoun |Prince Philip and Kurt Hahn

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   Prince Philip and Kurt Hahn. By former student Andrew Hoellering (Gordonstoun 1951). Kurt Hahn, who was my headmaster, played a crucial role in Prince Philip’s education. He helped form his values and provided the rootless boy with a sense of both security and continuity.