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   3 days ago · The effort resulted in the foundation of Bishop Wordsworth's, St. Mark's, St. Paul's Road and the George Herbert Schools, all of which were opened by Bishop Wordsworth in 1890. (fn. 6) Meanwhile the controversy had extended to the national press and to Parliament.

2. www.salisburyjournal.co.uk › news › 24434505Efforts to raise funds for Bishop Wordsworth’s sports ...

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   2 days ago · A Bishop Wordsworth's School teacher will be running 12 laps of the town path run to raise money for a new multi-sport, all weather facility. The school's Director of Sport Richard Demain-Griffiths, known by students as Mr D.G., will be running a marathon distance of 12 laps (each lap is 2.2 miles or 3.54km) of the town path run to raise money for the new facility as part of the school’s ...

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4. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › wiltsEducation | British History Online

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   2 days ago · Bishop Wordsworth's School, Salisbury. Mrs. Dora Robertson speaks of Bishop Wordsworth's as 'the historical and spiritual successor to the Chancellor's School' in the Close.

5. www.theexamcoach.tv › wiltshire-grammar-schoolsGrammar Schools | Wiltshire | The Exam Coach

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   Jun 17, 2024 · Bishop Wordsworth’s School. Address: 51 Exeter St, Salisbury SP1 2ED, United Kingdom. Founded: 1890. Type of School: Selective, state-funded grammar school for boys (co-educational at sixth form). Age Range: 11–18 years old. Entrance Exam Type: GL Assessment testing English, maths, verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning.

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7. www.salisburyjournal.co.uk › news › 24412041General election hustings at Bishop Wordsworth's School

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   Jun 26, 2024 · On Tuesday, June 25, at Bishop Wordsworth’ School (BWS), the hall soon became filled with constituents. The evening began with a short introduction from each candidate. Barney referenced the BWS motto “Veritas in Caritate” as part of his introduction – as a former student of the school.

8. www.bwspa.org.uk › year11promYEAR 11 BWS SWGS PROM | Bwspa

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   Jun 27, 2024 · PROM 24. Location: Salisbury Arts Centre. Date: 27th June 2024. Time: 7.30pm-11.00pm. Link to the photogallery: they can register to get a notification once the pictures will be ready. https://web.andreapenna.co.uk/gallery/y11prom24/. This event is restricted to BWS and SWGS year 11 pupils only.

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   Which schools were opened by Bishop Wordsworth in 1890?

   • The effort resulted in the foundation of Bishop Wordsworth's, St. Mark's, St. Paul's Road and the George Herbert Schools, all of which were opened by Bishop Wordsworth in 1890. (fn. 6) Meanwhile the controversy had extended to the national press and to Parliament.

   Salisbury: Schools | British History Online

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   How did Bishop Wordsworth's School change?

   • Every widening of the door to higher education brought more pupils to Bishop Wordsworth's School. A hundred of the girls were housed at the art school in New Street, where they were rather isolated from the main stream of school life; and the girls' use of the 4 acres of playing-field had to be restricted.

   Education | British History Online

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   Why did John Wordsworth become Bishop of Salisbury?

   • When John Wordsworth became Bishop of Salisbury in 1885, the city had good private schools, but its grammar school had 'died of inanition' and that in the Close was almost confined to the choristers. (fn. 175) The dire need for more educational opportunities made an urgent appeal to a man for whom education was a part of religion.

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   How much money did Happold give to Bishop Wordsworth's School?

   • Happold therefore turned to the steadfast friends of Bishop Wordsworth's School: the gift of £1,400 from the Wordsworth Trust, £500 from Canon Myers and many lesser donations made possible the acquisition of a hall with a stage, a studio, biology laboratory, and other additions. Playing-fields of 12 acres were supplied by the education committee.

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10. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › wiltsThe cathedral of Salisbury: Eighteenth to twentieth centuries

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    Jun 29, 2024 · Bishop Wordsworth, however, established a new school in the close which largely filled the place of the former cathedral grammar school, and in the 20th century the choristers' school has developed into a preparatory school for the public schools.