Hull Grammar School
Hull Grammar School was a school in Hull, England, founded around 1330 and endowed in 1486 by Dr. John Alcock. In 1944, the Education Act of 1944 brought the School under Local Authority control, before eventually transitioning back into the independent sector in 1989. At this time, as a private School, it was established on its final site on Cottingham Road, opposite the University of Hull.
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Hull Grammar School
Hull Grammar School was a school in Hull, England, founded around 1330 and endowed in 1486 by Dr. John Alcock. In 1944, the Education Act of 1944 brought the School under Local Authority control, before eventually transitioning back into the independent sector in 1989. At this time, as a private School, it was established on its final site on Cottingham Road, opposite the University of Hull.
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Hull Grammar School was a scho ...... posite the University of Hull.
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Floreat Nostra Schola
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Black and Red (not to be confu ...... al in the city,Hymers College)
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A red and black-bordered shiel ...... roll bearing the School Motto.
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Wilberforce, Marvell, Alcock, and Gee
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Cottingham Road
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Hull Grammar School was a scho ...... posite the University of Hull.
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