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| He was educated at Hasmonean | Grammar School for Boys, Hendon and at King's College |
| esley College was merged with Sheffield Royal | Grammar School (SRGS) on the site of the former on Gl |
| , New Zealand, Clark was educated at Takapuna | Grammar School and received a Bachelor of Science deg |
| en Monks' Dyke High School and King Edward VI | Grammar School in nearby Louth then Lincoln College. |
| ne of three brothers, all educated at Urmston | Grammar School and all graduates of Manchester Univer |
| er in Sussex, and he attended Guildford Royal | Grammar School, Gordonstoun School, and Oxford Univer |
| e habit of meeting there even before then, in | Grammar School days when editing the school magazine |
| He was educated at Old Aberdeen | Grammar School before studying mental philosophy at t |
| ter studying at St. Mary's Christian Brothers | Grammar School, Belfast and Queen's University, Belfa |
| on North Boys' High School and later Auckland | Grammar School, he enrolled at the University of Auck |
| 2 January 1911 and was educated at Rotherham | Grammar School before matriculating at Jesus College, |
| on Church Institute School (later Canon Slade | Grammar School) in 1846. |
| Katherine attended Ross on Wye | Grammar School and Skipton Girls High School and gain |
| The Id. McCluskey then attended Calday Grange | Grammar School in West Kirby. |
| Castle School, Tottenham and at Chatham House | Grammar School, Ramsgate, and was a member of the cri |
| ed in meteorology whilst at Queen Elizabeth's | Grammar School in Crediton and joined the Met Office |
| ool in Pickering, North Yorkshire and Caistor | Grammar School in Lincolnshire. |
| John Craven was educated at Pinner County | Grammar School, then King's College, Cambridge where |
| The | Grammar School later became the home of the Coventry |
| As a teenager he attended King Edward VI | Grammar School (Chelmsford) before proceeding to stud |
| He was educated at Geelong | Grammar School and during World War II was in service |
| Prominent alumni of Carey Baptist | Grammar School are those who have been published in W |
| He studied at Camberwell | Grammar School, Melbourne (where he is currently a me |
| ounty, Leeds and Grenville and studied at the | Grammar School in Ottawa. |
| Following schooling at Friern Barnet | Grammar School, where he first began to entertain by |
| here topped the state, he studied at Brisbane | Grammar School and then studied arts and law at the U |
| In 1972 the Mirfield | Grammar School and Mirfield Modern School both closed |
| is near several others such as Kings Baptist | Grammar School, Keithcot Primary in Wynn Vale and Kel |
| He was educated at Faversham | Grammar School, The King's School, Canterbury and St |
| chapel in St Mary's Square, the old Aylesbury | Grammar School (before it was moved to its present lo |
| He then became master of Hawkshead | Grammar School from 1881 to 1883, before returning to |
| Born on 17 August 1929 and educated at Sydney | Grammar School and the University of Newcastle, Austr |
| gan on 28 December 1914, and studied at Barry | Grammar School, University College of Wales, Aberystw |
| f 15, where he attended Sir William Borlase's | Grammar School, before studying medicine at Edinburgh |
| hool, Gordonstoun, and at both Haywards Heath | Grammar School and Haywards Heath Secondary Modern Sc |
| fore the school's name was changed to Banbury | Grammar School in 1946, it was called Banbury County |
| John's College, tenable by pupils of Bristol | Grammar School, Reading School and King Henry VIII Sc |
| r Squires also performed a stint at Harrogate | Grammar School as games teacher, coaching the senior |
| ered with its "brother school", Chatham House | Grammar School, the equivalent boys' school, for acti |
| planner), and initially attended Hutchesons' | Grammar School in Glasgow, then moved to Argyll. |
| He was educated at Cowbridge | Grammar School and Jesus College, Oxford, obtaining f |
| rvin was 16, he travelled with his Rutherford | Grammar School friend Bruce Welch to London, where he |
| Satellite Technology Ltd at the Simon Langton | Grammar School for Boys, in Canterbury, England. |
| It was renamed back to Jakob Westholm | Grammar School in 1941 by the German occupation autho |
| toria, she attended Geelong Church of England | Grammar School and gained a PhD in French literature |
| Oldbury | Grammar School originally opened as Oldbury County Hi |
| ted at St Andrew's School and Surbiton County | Grammar School before going to the then Kingston Coll |
| Langley | Grammar School selects its incoming students on the b |
| After education at Moseley | Grammar School where he gained two O level passes, he |
| r Bradford, Yorkshire, Braine left St. Bede's | Grammar School at 16 and worked in a shop, a laborato |
| he Wesleyan Orphan House School and the Royal | Grammar School, then worked in shipping, forming Lunn |
| Drogheda | Grammar School was founded under Royal charter in 166 |
| but Treharne was still studying for Cowbridge | Grammar School when the Welsh game took place. |
| inues to teach Politics and History at Sutton | Grammar School for Boys, where he is head of sixth fo |
| sburgh Township in 1843 and attended Cornwall | Grammar School before articling the law office of Joh |
| Educated at Leeds | Grammar School, of which his father, afterwards Dean |
| ormed in 1981 from the merger of male Burnley | Grammar School and neighbouring female 'Burnley High |
| dland, near Bristol, John was sent to Bristol | Grammar School under Dr. Charles Lee. |
| He attended Queen Elizabeth's | Grammar School for Boys in Carmarthen, and then Pembr |
| Educated at Manchester | Grammar School, he was elected in 1912 as Member of P |
| y Valpy to be assistant headmaster at Reading | Grammar School, and in 1789, to the great pride of hi |
| efore 1967) in 1930, and became the Eckington | Grammar School in 1945. |
| tipulated that the school be called: The Free | Grammar School of Queen Elizabeth of the Parishioners |
| on Commercial Street and educated at Glasgow | Grammar School (now called Glasgow High School) on Fe |
| oming headmaster of Richmond, North Yorkshire | Grammar School (1884 to 1890). |
| In 1962, Horwell | Grammar School for Girls, located in Newport, merged |
| ool in 1975 as a result of the abandonment of | Grammar School education in the Yeovil area by the th |
| He was educated at | Grammar School, King's College and Marischal College, |
| ter took up a teaching post at Wellingborough | Grammar School in Northamptonshire. |
| After education at Maidstone | Grammar School Fane who was a committed Protestant wa |
| Educated at Pontardawe | Grammar School, she worked in the County Courts Divis |
| In 1443 the Free | Grammar School of Penistone received further bequests |
| The school was founded as the Free | Grammar School of Penistone in 1392, when it is recor |
| ersuaded to try out rowing by a Carey Baptist | Grammar School coach, the lanky James Tomkins quickly |
| 867 to 1875 he studied at the Lancaster Royal | Grammar School, where he met R. H. Tiddeman, who took |
| 950s to honour the boys from the Lewes County | Grammar School for Boys who died in World War II. |
| He was educated at Chigwell | Grammar School and Cherbourg School, Malvern, before |
| the home, Glenn Seaborg attended Home Gardens | Grammar School (now Victoria Avenue Elementary School |
| se schools like Irwin Academy (UK), Ijebu Ode | Grammar School, Nigeria, Federal Government College, |
| He attended Bradford | Grammar School and gained a place in Bradford College |
| n of a miner and was educated at Queen Mary's | Grammar School, Walsall, and in 1937 won a scholarshi |
| ion was at Sedbergh School and The Royal Free | Grammar School in Newcastle upon Tyne, where by all a |
| formed out of 'old boys' from Penarth County | Grammar School, but no longer applying that restricti |
| Educated at Manchester | Grammar School and Balliol College, Oxford, he became |
| hing(1) and educated at the Queen Elizabeth's | Grammar School, Blackburn. |
| After secondary school and studying at Huish | Grammar School, Taunton, he was unable to afford a un |
| ), becoming a history teacher at the Rothwell | Grammar School which later became Rodillian High Scho |
| of an institution called the Queen's College | Grammar School, intended to be a preparatory school a |
| born in Victoria, educated at the Rockhampton | Grammar School followed by the Australian Defence For |
| Kingswood College, Melbourne, Anglican Church | Grammar School (Churchie), Brisbane, and is the immed |
| erly the house of the Head Master of Hamond's | Grammar School), with the coastal scenes filmed at We |
| Educated at Prescot | Grammar School and the University of Manchester he st |
| ed as an English teacher at Wallington County | Grammar School for Boys and two other state schools ( |
| The | Grammar School at Ystrad Meurig later reverted to a m |
| Wilmington | Grammar School For Girls consists of the following de |
| se relationship with the next-door Wilmington | Grammar School for Boys, as well as Wilmington Enterp |
| e was educated at Melbourne Church of England | Grammar School and the University of Melbourne and in |
| also held teaching posts at the North Halifax | Grammar School, Halifax and The Brooksbank School, El |
| warded a music scholarship to King Henry VIII | Grammar School in Coventry in 1891, and in 1896, he w |
| fordshire, Darwall was educated at Manchester | Grammar School and at Brasenose College, Oxford (whic |
| After attending Ashford | Grammar School (now The Norton Knatchbull School) and |
| in Bury and was educated locally at the Derby | Grammar School (now Derby High School) on Radcliffe R |
| educated mainly in Aberdeen, at the Aberdeen | Grammar School and the Marischal College, University |
| s founded on the site of the former Worcester | Grammar School for Girls following reorganisation in |
| 1565, and after spending some time at Dundee | Grammar School went in 1576 to the university of St. |
| oved to Chilwell where he attended Long Eaton | Grammar School in Derbyshire. |
| d by the amalgamation of King Edward VI Boys' | Grammar School and Stafford Girls' High School in 197 |
| education with a scholarship at the Stockport | Grammar School but was forced to give up school at th |
| n 18 June 1985 and attended Queen Elizabeth's | Grammar School for Boys, Barnet playing both for the |
| ransferred to the site, with the buildings in | Grammar School Road becoming the site of the newly fo |
| The School remained unchanged on its | Grammar School Lane site until, in 1945, Headteacher |
| Cashmore was educated at Dudley Boys | Grammar School, St John's College, Cambridge (BA 1965 |
| d consisted of a 1st XI - played at Hillheads | Grammar School (now Marden Bridge Middle School and t |
| Parker was educated at Lymm | Grammar School in Lymm, Cheshire, and gained his BSc |
| The North Halifax | Grammar School was formed with the amalgamation of th |
| on 19 February 1926 and educated at Llanelli | Grammar School and the University of Aberystwyth, aft |
| Educated at Rothesay | Grammar School, Matthew Stewart entered the Universit |
| tional School (being the former Friern Barnet | Grammar School), The Compton School, and Woodhouse Co |
| Alan Fersht was educated at Sir George Monoux | Grammar School in Walthamstow near London and at the |
| He was educated at Cowley | Grammar School in St Helens and then attended the Uni |
| er serving as Second Master at the Woodbridge | Grammar School and a mother descended from George Bid |
| was given his first headmastership at Hutton | Grammar School near Preston, Lancashire. |
| In September 1973 MCS merged with the Girls | Grammar School (Brackley High) and Brackley Secondary |
| omas as a stone and wood carver on Birmingham | Grammar School (now demolished), his first collaborat |
| He went to Audenshaw | Grammar School on Stamford Road (now Audenshaw School |
| centre in Priory Road, 12 years after Dudley | Grammar School (for boys) moved to neighbouring premi |
| Marsden was educated at Stockport | Grammar School, an independent school in the city of |
| This was formerly Pontypool | Grammar School for Girls (also known as 'The County') |
| He attended the Antigua | Grammar School and obtained his tertiary education at |
| In 1931, Lemon Grove | Grammar School principal Jerome Green, acting under i |
| ee Catholic post-primary schools, the Convent | Grammar School, St Colman's High School and Our Lady |
| ewkesbury had had four secondary schools: the | Grammar School for Boys, located at Southwick Park to |
| Educated at Birmingham | Grammar School (now King Edward's School, Birmingham) |
| Prior to Sir Walter St Johns, Boys | Grammar School being amalgamated with William Blake S |
| Altrincham | Grammar School for Girls has been a successful and pr |
| born in Manchester and educated at Manchester | Grammar School before studying French and German at t |
| ast and agreed to form a Wesleyan Proprietary | Grammar School in Ireland "for the purpose of affordi |
| e Mayor of Hertford proceeded in state to the | Grammar School in Churchfields, not merely to officia |
| He was educated at Canon Slade | Grammar School on a scholarship but never completed h |
| Having attended Grove Park | Grammar School in the town he went up to New College, |
| ey in Yorkshire, and after attending Bradford | Grammar School he studied English at King's College L |
| born in Barnstaple and educated at Barnstaple | Grammar School and Blundell's School He entered the R |
| announced that Dr Mark Bailey would leave the | Grammar School at Leeds in April 2010 after being app |
| After studying at Leeds | Grammar School he joined his father's law firm, but l |
| Caistor | Grammar School is a successful endowed Academy with a |
| to school at Thirsk he went to Northallerton | Grammar School in 1652 where he was a classmate of Th |
| Pyke was educated at Rochester Cathedral | Grammar School and at the University of London, where |
| After attending Guthlaxton | Grammar School, Wigston and jobs as a mechanic and sa |
| ainst Merchant Taylor's Crosby and Manchester | Grammar School, respectively. |
| tafford Town Centre in the old King Edward VI | Grammar School building ,on the Newport Road which th |
| Educated at Bradford | Grammar School (1963-73), then subsequently Corpus Ch |
| Keith Batey was at Carlisle | Grammar School and went on to study mathematics at Tr |
| ssion, and the first schoolhouse, the El Toro | Grammar School, by moving these buildings to the Serr |
| n absorbed into the newly constituted Enfield | Grammar School established legally in 1558. |
| he preparatory feeder school for Loughborough | Grammar School for boys and Loughborough High School |
| the entrance examination introduced by Dover | Grammar School for Boys, but, after an objection by K |
| ted at Upper Beeding Primary School, Steyning | Grammar School and Lancing, before going on to Royal |
| , St Felix School (Southwold), The Portsmouth | Grammar School, St George's School (Montreux), St Dun |
| s from his home, and then went to Tapton Hall | Grammar School, winning prizes every year, and eventu |
| After education at Shene | Grammar School in Richmond, Surrey, England, and at t |
| in Taunton in Somerset and Queen Elizabeth's | Grammar School, Blackburn, Lancashire. |
| around the UK, recently visiting Musselburgh | Grammar School near Edinburgh, Scotland and The Heref |
| Schooled at Guildford | Grammar School in Perth, where his father was headmas |
| e Crossley Heath School was formed when Heath | Grammar School, an all boys' school given its charter |
| number of schools, including Sir John Deane's | Grammar School, (now Sir John Deane's College), while |
| 800 until August 1804 Henry attended Dartford | Grammar School as a parlour boarder with the Master, |
| rton, Gloucestershire, Lysons studied at Bath | Grammar School and St Mary Hall, Oxford, graduating M |
| The new Academy replaced Thorne | Grammar School, a once notable provider of distinguis |
| St Olaves | Grammar School, Lancing College and Summerfields Prep |
| nderland, Anderson was educated at the Maltby | Grammar School (became Maltby Comprehensive School in |
| ed building previously belonging to the Leeds | Grammar School which is situated on the tip on the We |
| estershire and was educated at King Edward VI | Grammar School, St. Albans - his father, Rev Charles |
| pbell Secondary Modern School and Northampton | Grammar School, Lincoln College, Oxford, where he rec |
| Skidmore was educated at Bristol | Grammar School, a mixed independent school in the cit |
| w Rutgers University) and the Queen's College | Grammar School (now Rutgers Preparatory School) in Ne |
| he won a scholarship to the Sir George Monoux | Grammar School in Walthamstow, now Sir George Monoux |
| 876 in the redundant Roman Catholic St Chad's | Grammar School in Summer Hill, Birmingham, but soon o |
| Educated at Hutchesons' | Grammar School Glasgow from 1989 to 1998, as a teenag |
| lizabeth) Wilhelm, Klotz was educated at Galt | Grammar School, and later headed to University of Tor |
| e availability of space, It was cheap and the | Grammar School Lower School was taken over by St. Pet |
| Box Hill North before attending Carey Baptist | Grammar School in Kew, and then later at the Universi |
| ee Middle School and near Bingley at Beckfoot | Grammar School, and had her first taste of fame appea |
| Abbey Wood used to be the St Joseph's Convent | Grammar School (a Catholic girls' school) until the 1 |
| , and San Juan High School (then known as the | Grammar School) began in a small building located in |
| ool stage and stated ‘We are not the Mirfield | Grammar School, We are not the Mirfield Modern School |
| h in 1995 consolidated with the Friern Barnet | Grammar School for Boys to form the Woodside Park Sch |
| He was educated at Torquay Boys' | Grammar School, King's College London and Kelham Theo |
| he has been friends since attending Aylesbury | Grammar School), he has won two BAFTA awards, the fir |
| ensive era, the South Site was host to Thorpe | Grammar School and the Thorpe St Andrew Secondary Mod |
| Langley | Grammar School has recently sold tracts of land at th |
| eth, and from 1912 to 1919 at Queen Elizabeth | Grammar School, Carmarthen, before proceeding in 1919 |
| e also in 1881, who also played for Cowbridge | Grammar School as a student. |
| He attended the Quarry Bank | Grammar School in Liverpool, England after passing hi |
| ewshire, Scotland, he was educated at Paisley | Grammar School, studying a range of subjects includin |
| He attended the Becket | Grammar School in West Bridgford, then worked briefly |
| rch Building Committee, the governors of Bury | Grammar School (1930-53), and of the governors of Chu |
| rtual New Labour group who attended Guildford | Grammar School (others include former Government mini |
| He grew up in Geelong, attended Melbourne | Grammar School before transferring to The Geelong Col |
| ndary modern school) on Lucas Road; Farnworth | Grammar School on Manchester Road in Farnworth and Bo |
| Behan was educated at Caulfield | Grammar School (where in 1895 he was dux) and Univers |
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