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Home. “Kilburn Grammar School” occupied the site in Salusbury Road, London, NW6, from 1900. It was purpose-built and remained under this title until 1967, when it became known as “Kilburn Senior High School”. In 1973 it was amalgamated with the girls’ school on the opposite side of the road and became “Brondesbury and Kilburn High ...
- Kilburn Grammar School
History of Kilburn Grammar School. This web edition of the...
- Archives
Old Boys Association Archives. The list presented here are...
- Foreword
Introduction. This history was undertaken at the suggestion...
- Kilburn Grammar School
Kilburn Grammar School was an English grammar school which opened in 1898 in Kilburn, north-west London. The school ceased to exist in 1967. History. The school's history is detailed in a book by Richard E Brock.
24. Okt. 2020 · Kilburn Grammar School was founded in 1897 as a boys’ choir school by Dr. George Bonavia Hunt, vicar of St Paul's, Kilburn. This was the time when there was no state provision for secondary education. From one in Willesden Lane it moved a few times to increasingly larger premises, until it founds its permanent purpose-built home at ...
Kilburn Grammar School was opened in 1898 by the vicar of Saint Paul's, Kilburn, as a choir school. The school was first situated on Willesden Lane but moved in 1900 to Salusbury Road, opposite the Brondesbury and Kilburn High School for Girls. At this date it also became a grammar school for boys. The school was acquired by Middlesex County Council in 1908 and enlarged in 1927. It was damaged ...
