Our pupils are really intellectually curious and interested in the world around them – they want to contribute globally.

Morwenna Chapman, Director of Teaching and Learning and Teacher of Geography

Morwenna Chapman, Director of Teaching and Learning

Dr Stephanie Oade, Classics Teacher

A BRIEF HISTORY

The eastern side of the Cloisters was built in 1763 and 1799 as accommodation for the Headmaster and pupils. The “Names of Pupils 1799” were inscribed in stone alongside the foundation stone. In 1880, plans by Mr Joseph Gwilt were begun to build the Cloisters, comprising a range of buildings forming a quadrangle with the original Old School House, and adding classrooms, a large hall, a library, museum and laboratory.

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