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  1. www.ofa.sg › Heritage › An Interactive History of PFSHISTORY OF PENANG FREE SCHOOL

    the school’s history. These videos serve to enhance the stories in a more comprehensive manner. They are based on the book by Quah Seng Sun, Let the Aisles Proclaim: The First Two Hundred Years of Penang Free School 1816-2016. Published by the Yayasan Penang Free School, it was launched during the school’s Bicentenary in 2016.

  2. Sep 28, 2016 · The Penang Free School is one of Malaysia’s historic institutions as it is the oldest school and the first English-medium school in the country, with history that dates back to 1816. PFS is to be recognised as a heritage site, awaits official recognition.The heritage status can help protect the school's 8-hectars site and preserve the ...

  3. Sep 28, 2016 · The Penang Free School is one of Malaysia’s historic institutions as it is the oldest school and the first English-medium school in the country, with history that dates back to 1816. PFS is to be recognised as a heritage site, awaits official recognition.The heritage status can help protect the school's 8-hectars site and preserve the ...

  4. Penang Free School (PFS) was founded on October 21, 1816 by a committee headed by Reverend Robert Sparke Hutchings. The school was open to all children regardless of race or religion, hence the name “Free School”.The current location at Jalan Masjid Negeri is not the original location of the school; before that, it was located in rented premises along Love Lane in the heart of George Town.

  5. IN history textbooks at schools, Penang Free School (PFS) is described as the oldest English school in South-East Asia. But this passing mention of the 202-year-old school does not do justice to ...

  6. Penang Free School: Short School Name: Penang Free School: Address: Jalan Masjid Negeri 11600 Georgetown Pulau Pinang: Telephone: 042815814: FAX: 042817737: e-mail ...

  7. GEORGE TOWN: Wearing the school tie, it looked like nonagenarian Datuk Tan Boon Lin never left the Penang Free School (PFS), where he was once its first Malaysian principal.

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