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	Leeds Grammar School & Leeds Girls' High School are merging...
		At both schools examination results are among the best in the country and there is an excellent track record in adding value to academic performance and ensuring the development of gifted students beyond the set syllabuses.
		The Grammar School at Leeds will preserve the educational integrity and academic excellence of the original schools, combining the best traditions of both with an innovative approach in order to create what we hope will become one of the most outstanding schools of its type in the country.
		At present social, artistic and sporting activities are abundant in both schools, and boys and girls are given ample opportunity to excel in and enjoy the activities of their choice.
	www.gsal.org.uk (514 words)

	EducationGuardian.co.uk \| Special Reports \| An unappealing process
		When eight children were denied a place at their local grammar school in Leeds, their parents began the trauma of appealing against the decision.
		Parents of children at Bramhope primary school in Leeds were confident their children would move to Prince Henry's grammar school in Otley on mass.
		Leeds city councillor Clive Fox, whose ward covers Bramhope school, said he was outraged at the treatment of those involved in the Bramhope Case.
	education.guardian.co.uk /schoolappeals/story/0,,770084,00.html (1007 words)

	Leeds Grammar School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Leeds Grammar School (LGS) was founded in 1552 by Sir William Sheafield to provide free, subsidised or fee-paying education, according to need.
		The school merged with Leeds Girls High School in 2005 to become the Grammar School at Leeds; Leeds Grammar School legally passed out of existence on 4th August, 2005.
		The school merged with Leeds Girls High School in 2005 to become the Grammar School at Leeds.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Leeds_Grammar_School (713 words)

	Schools \| sponsorship opportunities \| education \| universities \| specialist \| academies \| The UK Sponsorship Database
		Students at the school are attempting to raise £5,000 to pay for materials, etc. to build the classrooms, but are also looking for sponsorship to help with the travelling and accommodation costs for the students and teachers who will be going on the expedition in July 2006.
		It is one of the oldest schools in the county, situated on the borders of Surrey and Hampshire.
		The school is keen to invite donors and sponsors to play a part in helping the next generation of Leigh Park youngsters achieve success and improve sporting opportunities in their community.
	www.uksponsorship.com /estb1.htm (5187 words)

	Grammar School at Leeds - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Grammar School at Leeds is a Grammar school in Leeds, United Kingdom, created on August 4th 2005 from the merger of Leeds Grammar School and Leeds Girls' High School.
		The merged school will be based on a diamond school formation, meaning that classes for girls and boys between the ages of 11 and 16 will remain segregated, but all extra-curricular activities will be mixed- as well as classes for all between (0 and 11) and in the Sixth Form.
		Leeds City Council has delayed its decision for the LGS planning application until Summer 2006, requiring the physical merger to be put back a year until September 2008.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Grammar_School_at_Leeds (485 words)

	Leeds Grammar School, Leeds Schools, A-Z of Tourism, Schools in Leeds UK Europe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Leeds Grammar School provides an independent education for boys aged 4 to 18 and is consistently ranked among the best schools in the UK.
		Details are given for play schools in Leeds(nursery schools in Leeds and Leeds kindergartens), pre schools in Leeds (preparatory schools in Leeds), infants schools in Leeds, junior schools in Leeds (primary schools in Leeds and secondary schools in Leeds (high schools in Leeds).
		Before deciding which school your child should attend, visit the schools in Leeds you are considering and speak to the headteachers.
	www.a-zoftourism.com /Schools-in-Leeds-id440-p0.htm (566 words)

	Leeds Grammar School - Bursay Campaign (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Leeds Grammar School is in the process of merging with Leeds Girls' High School to form The Grammar School at Leeds.
		Although this is by no means a normal school day, you will obtain a sense of the range of academic and extra-curricular activities from the sheer variety of displays our staff and pupils arrange for you.
		Although this is not a normal school day, you will obtain a sense of the sheer range of learning opportunities we provide from our displays and your discussions with staff and pupils.
	www.leedsgrammar.com.40x40.com /cgi-bin/index.cgi?action=page&pageno=37 (536 words)

	BBC - Leeds - Entertainment - Brass and Voices
		Leeds Gilbert and Sullivan Society join forces with the Century Brass Ensemble for an evening of Brass and Voices this November.
		The concert takes place at Leeds Grammar School on Sunday 6 November and is a celebration of some of Gilbert and Sullivan's most popular tunes, interwoven with popular brass numbers.
		Leeds GandS Chairman Janet Johnston says: "We very much enjoy performing at the Grammar School, and to be there with Century Brass is an extra bonus.
	www.bbc.co.uk /leeds/content/articles/2005/10/24/music_brass_and_voices_200510_feature.shtml (224 words)

	Ermysted's Grammar School - Archives
		Another sign that soccer had its detractors in the School came in the form of a senior debate in November 1905, where the motion was The supremacy of Association Football over Rugby.
		The School’s adoption of William Ermysted’s coat of arms in 1907 was clearly a gesture in this direction, as was the switch back to ‘Rugby’ football.
		The School’s position on the rugby map was acknowledged in 1912 by the Yorkshire RFU sending a strong ‘Yorkshire Wanderers’ XV team to play at ‘Sandylands’.
	www.ermysteds.n-yorks.sch.uk /archives/sport/sport.htm (1920 words)

	University of Leeds \| For media \| The Reporter
		Over 100 representatives from regional and national companies and organisations attended the official ceremony in the new Maurice Keyworth building, where the opening address was given by the managing director of Lehman Brothers investment bank Mary Jo Jacobi.
		The Business School has purchased the works of a number of contemporary artists, including Karen Babayan, Phil Redford and Deirdre Kelly (see noticeboard).
		In addition to the exciting design of the building conversion, the display of these works around the school aims to create an inspiring and stimulating environment for staff, students and visitors, whilst creating an important collection of original works by regional and national artists with both local and international connections.
	reporter.leeds.ac.uk /465/s1.htm (236 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| West Yorkshire \| School confident of traffic plans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Leeds Grammar and Leeds Girls High School are to merge in 2007 and want to form a new school on the present grammar school site in Alwoodley.
		When plans to form the new school - to be known as the Grammar School at Leeds - were first announced it was intended that junior pupils would be taught at the High School site in Headingley.
		A spokeswoman for the school said planning consultants had assured them that the expansion could be achieved without adding to traffic problems in Alwoodley.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/rss/-/1/hi/england/west_yorkshire/4631109.stm (288 words)

	Leeds Grammar School
		Leeds Grammar School was founded in 1552 by Sir William Sheafield, who left £14 13s.
		The origins of the school before the provisions made by William Sheafield are somewhat obscure.
		It may be the case that a grammar school existed in Leeds as early as 1341, but its foundation is usually considered to date from Sheafield’s will of 6th July, 1552.
	www.fortunecity.co.uk /meltingpot/oxford/146/schooldays.htm (218 words)

	THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL AT LEEDS
		Leeds Grammar School is a selective, independent, fee-paying day school for boys aged 4-18.
		Our grammar school ethos informs our commitment to the wider community and students are encouraged to play their part.
		We have a clarity of purpose that permeates the school.
	www.isbi.com /isbi-viewschool/1975-THE_GRAMMAR_SCHOOL_AT_LEEDS.html (558 words)

	Archbishop Holgate's Grammar School
		One of the biggest differences between today's schools and schools like 'Archies' in its days at Lord Mayors Walk is the length of time spent at any one school by the teaching staff.
		On the other hand, at the school that I serve on the board of Governors, I doubt if more than 25% of the staff who were there during my sons time 1987-95 are still there now in 2002.
		In 1937 he went to York as headmaster and almost immediately was faced with the onerous task of guiding his school through the difficult war years and then the period of transition afterwards when the school became controlled by the York City Authority.
	www.ahgs.co.uk /memstaff.html (2346 words)

	John Deakin Heaton, History of the School of Medicine, University of Leeds
		John Deakin Heaton, MB, MD London, FRCP, JP John Deakin Heaton is primarily known for his role in the foundation of the Yorkshire College, the precursor of the present University.
		A physician and lecturer at the School he became President of the School in 1850-1 and in 1858-9.
		Between 1865 and 1879 was Treasurer of the School and in 1869 was invited to be vice-chairman of the funding committee for a College of Science with the task of raising the funds.
	www.leeds.ac.uk /medicine/history/heaton.html (229 words)

	Leeds Girls' High School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Leeds Girls' High School (LGHS) is an independent, selective school for girls aged 3-18 in Leeds.
		The school officially merged with Leeds Grammar School to form the Grammar School at Leeds in 2005; the merger process is to be completed in 2008.
		Leeds Girls' High School is one of the highest performing schools within the Leeds area, achieving top results at both GCSE and A Level.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Leeds_Girls'_High_School (225 words)

	The Nicholl Family History - Biography, Peter John Atkinson
		By the time he started school the family had relocated a number of times before settling-in at 218 Dewsbury Road, Leeds11.
		He was at Leeds Grammar School until he matriculated in 1943/1944.
		As an intern he was not very affluent and for the first year they lived in a small apartment not far from the university and the Leeds General Infirmary.
	www.enicholl.com /family/html-files/peter-atkinson.htm (575 words)

	Prince Henry's Grammar School, Otley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		We are proud of our school’s history, which dates back to its Royal Charter of 1607, and today we still reinforce traditional values.
		Prince Henry’s Grammar School stands at the forefront of educational progress.
		We are committed to developing our students personally as well as academically, and we value students who accept the challenge of improvement in all spheres of their life.
	www.princehenrys.co.uk (187 words)

	School days 2
		The man serving us reached beneath the glass topped counter and pulled out a big folder, opened it and turned to an encapsulated sheet on which was printed the requirements for the Leeds Modern Grammar School uniform, there was no discussion or cheaper alternative garments, you got the full school uniform and asked no questions.
		Your mothers answer to the next question would decide your fate for your next five years at grammar school, her answer would dictate whether you were accepted as “normal” by your peers or conversely “a queer little mummys boy” which would stick with you through into adulthood.
		Fortunately my mum thought I was ready for long trousers, although she still told me to “let the sun get to my legs” right up until I left home at 19, but on this occasion she made the right choice and bought me my first two pairs of smart, long trousers.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /gary.kitchen/html/school_days_2.html (465 words)

	RTB Online \| News Archive \| 2001
		Tonight, the band played their annual concert at Carlton school which, as well as the band, featured the Junior Band, school choir and some kids from the school who are just learning to play brass instruments.
		Chris is studying music at Leeds University, and made his debut at the Simone Rebello concert at Leeds Grammar School.
		The concert was part of the Leeds Grammar School and Leeds Girls' High School Music Festival, which consisted of a week of concerts featuring many top soloists as well as groups from the schools.
	www.rtb.org.uk /news/2001/index.html (2065 words)

	Welcome to Moorlands School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Trevor was Chairman of District 8 of IAPS and Chairman of the first National Junior Schools Conference encompassing all Junior Schools in the independent sector which was held in Harrogate, March 2004.
		Educated at Moorlands, Leeds Grammar School and Magadalene College, Cambridge Andrew is currently a senior Corporate Partner in the Leeds office of Watson Burton LLP solicitors and formerly Senior Partner of the Leeds office of Pinsent Curtis.
		Emma continues to be involved in the welfare of Moorlands as a Governor, with the firsthand insight and knowledge of the school gained through being an actively involved parent of former Moorlanders.
	www.moorlands-school.co.uk /about.governors.php?moorlands=afa5669d7705a8e2043e86af842eec59 (742 words)

	Bank of England\|Publications\|News\|2001\|Target 2 Point 5 Results of the Regional Heat in Leeds on 21 November 2001
		At each of the 40 regional heats, the teams representing the schools and colleges participating in the 'Challenge' are taking on the role of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee and making a presentation to a panel of Bank of England judges.
		The team from Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School in Ashbourne won the regional heat held at Village Hotel and Leisure Centre in Leeds on 21 November.
		The team from Leeds Grammar School in Leeds were runners-up.
	www.bankofengland.co.uk /publications/news/2001/130.htm (295 words)

	BBC - Leeds - Entertainment - Leeds Jewish International Theatre Festival
		Based at the Leeds Grammar School, the festival gives the performers, writers and audience an opportunity to take part in a wide range of Jewish culture and heritage through entertainment.
		Leeds Jewish Theatre Festival takes place at Leeds Grammar School, Harrogate Road, Alwoodley from Sunday 17 July until Thursday 21 July 2005.
		We have the lowdown on Leeds' Kaiser Chiefs.
	www.bbc.co.uk /leeds/content/articles/2005/06/20/theatre_leeds_jewish_theatre_festival_feature.shtml (308 words)

	Leeds University Business School: The University and City: Leeds University Business School
		Leeds University Business School was one of the success stories of the 1990s.
		It grew so rapidly in both scale and influence that it can now legitimately claim to be one of the UK's most successful and influential centres of management education.
		The original Leeds Grammar School was designed and built by EM Barry in gothic style in 1857
	lubswww.leeds.ac.uk /lubs/index.php?id=161 (287 words)

	Leeds Grammar School - Bursay Campaign (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Leeds Grammar School is situated on the A61 Harrogate Road on the edge of north Leeds and is quickly accessible from the A6120 outer ring road.
		Our prominent school gates are easily seen from the road.
		Turn left onto the A61 and continue to the outskirts of north Leeds.
	www.leedsgrammar.com /index.cgi?action=page&pageno=19 (260 words)

	Leeds Grammar School & Leeds Girls' High School are merging...
		The Grammar School at Leeds is accessible, with accessible parking and level access.
		We have accessible toilets and lifts inside the building and level access seating is available in most rooms and auditoriums.
		Leeds Girls’ High School, Headingley Lane, Headingley, Leeds LS6 1BN, Tel: 0113 274 4000
	www.gsal.org.uk.40x40.com /index.cgi?action=page&pageno=20 (213 words)

	Gabbitas - UK Independent Private School Education
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		Specialists in education for over a century, Gabbitas is the UK’s leading education consultancy, offering expert, independent guidance on Leeds Grammar School to parents, students and schools in the UK and worldwide.
		Personal advice on pre-prep schools, prep schools, senior schools and colleges, boarding schools, day schools, schools with provision for dyslexia and other special needs, private tutors and "Leeds Grammar School".
	private-school.gabbitas.co.uk /schools/leeds-grammar-school.htm (588 words)

	Leeds Grammar School Track (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The infield is grass and there is at least one throwing circle.
		The school moved to this purpose built site set amid 170 acres in 1997 although they are 450 years old in 2002.
		They had a track at their previous sports ground in the Lawnswood part of Leeds.
	www.runtrackdir.com /details.asp?track=leeds-ag (104 words)

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