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Battersea Grammar School was a Voluntary-Controlled Secondary Grammar School in South London.It was established in Battersea in 1875 by the Sir Walter St John Trust and moved to larger premises in Streatham in 1936.. The school closed when it was amalgamated with Rosa Bassett School, a grammar school for girls, in 1977 to create the new Furzedown Secondary School, a mixed comprehensive school ...
Battersea Grammar School – 1936. Welcome to the Old Grammarians’ web site. This was first set up to celebrate the. centenary of the Battersea Grammar School Old Boys’ association. The Old Grammarians’. Association was founded on 16 July 1902 to enable old grammarians to maintain contact. with one another both socially and through sport.
School Location 1875-1936. The following January the Rev E A Richardson was appointed headmaster of the Sir Walter St John’s Upper School, which was very soon renamed Battersea Grammar School, and which opened on 12 April 1875. For the first five years the school ran at a loss. The governors were then told by the Charity Commissioners to put ...
The Best Days of Our lives (maybe) See the Old Grammarians website https://bgsoldgrammarians.org/.
Renamed Battersea Grammar School shortly afterwards. 1887 Financial problems ameliorated by the sale of part of the play ground to the London & South Western Railway. Evidence of the existence of an Old Grammarians Dramatic Club and a Football Club, in both cases with the then Headmaster W H Bindley as president.
15 de nov. de 2012 · From Wandsworth Heritage Service comes a film about Battersea Grammar School, a boys school with around 600 pupils. The tour takes in the auditorium, the lib...
Early history. In September 1700, Sir Walter St John, 3rd Baronet (1622–1708), of Battersea and of Lydiard Tregoze, Wiltshire, signed a deed that established a charity to form a school to "teach twenty poor boys of said parish" (Battersea). This was the start of Sir Walter St John's School, which was to survive for 286 years.
