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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Kettering_Grammar_SchoolKettering Grammar School - Wikipedia

    Kettering Grammar School was a boys' grammar school (selective) that had a number of homes in Kettering, Northamptonshire throughout its history.

  2. www.kogsf.org.ukKettering Old Grammar School Foundation

    Kettering Old Grammar School Foundation is a long-established charity that provides educational grants and bursaries for individuals and institutions in Kettering, Northants.

  3. www.kogsf.org.ukHistory – Kettering Old Grammar School Foundation

    Kettering Grammar School. On 15 June 1577, Queen Elizabeth I granted lands and properties for the establishment of a school in Kettering. Over the next 300 years, the school had a varied history.

  4. www.bbc.com › news › uk-england-northamptonshire-36027407Kettering cosmos: How school children exposed Soviet secret

    16. Apr. 2016 · Kettering Grammar School has since closed and both teachers have died. However, the group they inspired - the Kettering Group - ran for nearly 40 years and continued to make discoveries.

  5. www.projectkettering.org.uk › page_id__56Kettering Grammar School | Schools | Project Kettering

    27. Feb. 2008 · Maurice Bayes gives a brief history of the Kettering Grammar School and Barbara Lewis presents and compares the history of Kettering High School for Girls. Both discuss the post war changes to education, the end of grammar schools in Kettering, and memorable moments of the 50s and 60s school days.

  6. www.northantstelegraph.co.uk › news › peopleTribute to ‘inspirational’ headmaster of Kettering Grammar School...

    Vor einem Tag · The funeral of author, archaeologist and former Kettering headmaster, John Steane, has taken place following his death aged 92. Mr Steane, had served as headmaster of Kettering Grammar School for ...

  7. www.svengrahn.pp.se › trackind › getstartA Short History of the Kettering Group

    At my suggestion, John Marshall produced the logo of a satellite in orbit around the rose from the Grammar School blazer badge. The centre of the rose was at the focus of the orbit since the Group was frequently the focus of media attention and the orbit was elliptical to support the popular belief that I am eccentric!