Author: KING EDWARD VI GRAMMAR SCHOOL STOURBRIDGE
Title: Notice is Hereby Given, that no boys can be admitted in to the Grammar School, but at a Quarterly Meetin of the Governors...
Description: Stourbridge: Heming, Printer, Dec. 1808. Single sheet, 250 x 195 mm. Top left corner torn away. This item may have at some time been mounted and will bear traces on the reverse of adhesive or removal of mounts. King Edward VI Grammar school was founded in 1430, granted its Charter as a Grammar School by Edward VI in 1552. After a period as a selective sixth form college, it is now an academy school.

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