Rotherham Grammar School

Rotherham Grammar School
Motto Latin: Ne Ingrati Videamur
(Lest We Should Appear Ungrateful)
Established 1483 (1483)
Closed 1967 (1967)
Type County school
Location Moorgate Road
Rotherham
South Yorkshire
England
Local authority Rotherham
Gender Boys
Ages 11–18

Rotherham Grammar School was a boys' grammar school in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England.

History

The school was founded by Thomas Rotherham in 1483. It occupied a number of buildings in Rotherham before moving into former ministers' training college on Moorgate Road in 1890. In 1967, Rotherham moved to a comprehensive system and the school became a coeducational sixth form college, known as Thomas Rotherham College (TRC). TRC retains the old grammar school's coat of arms in its logo.[1]

Alumni

References

  1. http://www.rotherhamunofficial.co.uk/history/rotherham-grammar-school/
  2. Proctor, History of the Book of Common Prayer, ed 1872, pp 262-7.
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