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There are currently 14 pupils in Kenny’s who are only here thanks to the generosity of those who came before them. For centuries, philanthropy has ensured that talented pupils, regardless of their financial background, can benefit from a Winchester education. This year alone, the school is providing over £530,000 in bursary support for these Kennyites. With your help, we can ensure that future Kennyites have the same opportunities that you once did.
John Snagge 1918-20
He broadcast his first sports commentary for the BBC in January 1927. From 1931 until 1980, he commentated on the annual Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race. During the 1949 University Boat Race Snagge's voice was heard saying: "I can't see who's in the lead but it's either Oxford or Cambridge". On 5 July 1954, John Snagge read the first BBC television news bulletin.
John Snagge 1918-20
He broadcast his first sports commentary for the BBC in January 1927. From 1931 until 1980, he commentated on the annual Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race. During the 1949 University Boat Race Snagge's voice was heard saying: "I can't see who's in the lead but it's either Oxford or Cambridge". On 5 July 1954, John Snagge read the first BBC television news bulletin.
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