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The Coleraine Academical Institution Web Site - Web links to Old Boys, information about the school, current news, magazine features, prospectus, staff lists The Lost Boys List Sometimes we lose contact with Old Boys and we only find out when the COBA magazine has been returned.
7 de jan. de 2019 · Additional changes included changing the title Coleraine Old Boys Rowing Association and the relevant acronym C.O.B.R.A, and changing this to COBRA – Coleraine Alumni Rowing Association. This is a clear intent that we wish to invite all alumni of CGSRC to join, but maintain a reference to the strong foundations upon which this organisation was formed and built.
Coleraine College please check out the details below. CALL RECEPTION. 028 7035 7000. ADDRESS. Carthall Road Coleraine BT51 3LR. E-MAIL US info@colerainecollege.co.uk ...
Coleraine Academical Institution - Headteachers. Headteachers. Over the years the school has had a remarkable continuity of leadership, with nine headmasters spanning the school's existence of nearly 150 years. (1860–1870) Alex Waugh Young was CAI's founding principal and very little is known of him. (1870–1915) T.G. Houston served the ...
Coleraine Grammar School is an amalgamation of Coleraine Academical Institution and Coleraine High School. Coleraine Inst (CAI) opened in 1860, with just two “masters” and fourteen boys. Coleraine High School was founded in 1874 by the Misses Long and the school was very keen to provide girls with a good education – not common in the 19th Century.
7 de mai. de 2020 · Coleraine Academical Institution (C.A.I.) was finally open in 1860, with two masters and 14 boys. The number of students peaked at about 1100 in the 1970s and has since been reduced to 700. The school includes 27 acres of sports fields, including rugby and football pitches, tennis courts, cricket pitches, an athletics track, a swimming pool, a ...
23 de nov. de 2021 · The objects of the Coleraine Academical Institution Endowment Trust are to advance the education of the Beneficiaries by all or any of the following means: (1) The provision of scholarships or bursaries tenable by the beneficiaries. at any other school or other educational institution; (2) The award of grants of money or maintenance allowances ...
