Uppingham Tercentenary (Classic Reprint): June 26, 1884 - Couverture souple

Uppingham School

 
9781333155100: Uppingham Tercentenary (Classic Reprint): June 26, 1884

Synopsis

Uppingham Tercentenary: The Origins and Rise of a English School

A compact, engaging look at how Uppingham School grew from a modest start into a thriving, modern institution around the 1884 tercentenary celebration. This edition centers on the people, ideas, and events that shaped the school’s early character and enduring mission.

This book presents a vivid portrait of the founders and leaders who guided Uppingham through transformation. It reflects on the roles of Archdeacon Johnson, the Thring era, and the steady development of facilities, teaching, and community life that supported many generations of students. It blends archival excerpts with reflections on school life, culture, and tradition, offering insight into the values that informed its growth.
What you’ll experience
  • A narrative of how the school’s leadership and governance steered growth, balance, and selection of students
  • Descriptions of facilities, from chapels and classrooms to boarding houses, workshops, and sports facilities
  • Accounts of the tercentenary celebrations, speeches, and public recognitions
  • Glimpses into how education, religion, and community shaped the school’s identity
Ideal for readers of school histories and enthusiasts of late 19th-century British education who want a concise, accessible overview of Uppingham’s origins and evolution.

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