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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.
Hahn expected Gordonstoun to operate for only a few years, as an example of his vision. The number of pupils steadily increased, and some additional pupils transferred from Salem, including Prince Philip of Greece, who later became Duke of Edinburgh. By the start of the Second World War, 135 boys were attending. World War II
11 set 2022 · Getty Images. King Charles is shown his new school at Gordonstoun by Captain Ian Tennant on 2 May 1962. The young prince joined at the age of 13. On his first day, on 1 May 1962, the then...
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.
10 apr 2021 · Hahn, the prince's most influential mentor during his time at Gordonstoun, pitted his young charges against what he declared was a five-fold decay of civilisation - the decay of fitness, the...
9 apr 2021 · Prince Philip legacy continues at Gordonstoun. Prince Philip joined Gordonstoun as a 13-year-old in 1934 in the year the school was founded and was the oldest surviving pupil. During his...
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.