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To deliver education that transforms lives as well as minds
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To deliver education that transforms lives as well as minds
Great education depends on exceptional relationships. As one of the country’s oldest schools, we know that a challenging education requires a supportive, caring environment. At Wolverhampton Grammar School, no child falls between the cracks.
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ViewStephen Jenyns, Lord Mayor of London, founded Wolverhampton Grammar School.
The School is occupied for the first time on the Compton Road site.
By the end of WWI, 105 pupils, former pupils, teachers and staff have fallen.
Queen Elizabeth II visits Wolverhampton Grammar School to celebrate the school’s 450th anniversary.
The assisted places scheme for students is introduced.
Girls are admitted into the Sixth Form for the first time.
The School becomes fully co-educational and admits girls in Year 7.
Wolverhampton Grammar Junior School opens under the Headship of Andrew Hymer.
The School’s first female Head, Kathy Crewe-Read is appointed.
The School celebrates becoming an all-through school, admitting children from the age of 4 – 18.