Bon record a history of Aberdeen Grammar School

"Aberdeen Grammar School has a long and distinguished history. Its origins are obscure but are believed to date from the late medieval period, some time before the foundation of Aberdeen's two separate universities - King's College and Marischal College - hence the claims that the Gra...

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Otros Autores: Lockhart, Brian R. W. autor (autor), McCombie, Arthur L., autor
Formato: Libro
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Edinburgh : John Donald 2012
Edición:First published in Great Britain in 2012
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Sumario:"Aberdeen Grammar School has a long and distinguished history. Its origins are obscure but are believed to date from the late medieval period, some time before the foundation of Aberdeen's two separate universities - King's College and Marischal College - hence the claims that the Grammar School is one of the oldest schools in Britain. The title of the book, Bon Record, is the modern Grammar school motto; the book traces the fortunes of the School from its beginnings through the centuries to its recent transformation into a co-educational comprehensive school, serving much of the central and western districts of Aberdeen City. In doing so, the book also assesses the contribution of the School to the North-East of Scotland and pays tribute to over eight hundred former pupils, who rank amongst Aberdeen's past and current most notable citizens" -- Editor
Descripción Física:XVIII, 444 páginas : ilustraciones (color), fotografías (blanco y negro y color) ; 24 cm
Bibliografía:Incluye referencias bibliográficas (páginas 406-410) e índices
ISBN:9781906566463