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A web page for former students of Sudbury Grammar School, founded in 1491 and closed in 1972. Find out about the history, activities, events and magazine of the association.
Sudbury Grammar School was a boys' grammar school in Sudbury, Suffolk. The school was founded in 1491. In 1972, the school was amalgamated with other local schools to form Sudbury Upper School.
In 1991, the quincentenary of the founding of Sudbury Grammar School, the restoration of the listed 1857 building began. Magnificent refurbishment has brought the school to its pristine glory. Names of old Grammarians, inscribed on the wall above the terrace, have been preserved.
Sudbury Grammar School: Origins to Extinction. Late in the 14 th century, Simon of Sudbury, Lord Chancellor to Richard II and later Archbishop of Canterbury founded a College in Sudbury, an entirely religious house with a Warden and officers of nearby St Gregory’s Church.
the story of sudbury grammar school In the latter half of the Will of William Wood, Warden of Sudbury College, dated 6th April, 1491, and proved 28 July 1493.
Sudbury Grammar School - Sudbury Photo Archive. Subject: Gallery: 1970 - 2000. Catalogue ref: pa1222. The first in a sequence of images (pa 1217-1223) showing the extensive work carried out on the buildings of the former Boy’s Grammar School between the Autumn of 1991 and early summer 1992.
Subject: Education. Gallery: Up to 1970. Catalogue ref: pa790. The boys of one of Jameson House at Sudbury Grammar School in 1961. In the centre of the front row is M Croft, House Captain flanked by Mr T A Amos (left) and Mr W Farrant (right).
