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Memorial details. Memorial type. Composite. District. Greenwich. Town. Blackheath. County. Greater London. Country. England. Commemoration. First World War (1914-1918) Ceremony. Unveiled. Date: February 1922. Attended by: Brigadier-General Prendergast. Lost. Not lost. WM Reference. 87699. Support IWM. Donate with.
Christ's College Blackheath is a prep school with a Facebook group for alumni, parents and staff. Join the group to reconnect with old friends, share memories and news, and see photos of the school.
In 1823, the Rev. W. Greenlaw founded a Christian boys’ boarding school in the building that is home to Blackheath Prep today. Later known as Christ’s College, the boarding school largely attracted the sons of servicemen and professionals working in Africa, Asia and America.
Christ's College Blackheath 1907 No 4, St Germans Place, 1875 Probably, No 4 St Germans Place is the oldest surviving property in Kidbrooke and has housed a boys's school since 1823,- 190+ years. It was built with a Chapel in 1823 and runs as a school by the Revd William Greenlaw.
I hope this brings back some memories. School photos from 1980 and 1981 (sorry but one was water damaged) In both pictures I'm seated on the ground 4th from the left. I was in Mrs Knight's Shell...
Born in Blackheath in 1924, John Hughes was educated at Christ’s College, Blackheath, Dulwich College, and after war service in the Navy (including a period in Hiroshima very shortly after the dropping of the atomic bomb) , he studied at St John’s College, Durham from 1945 to 1951 (BA 1948, DipTh. 1950 and MA 1951).
In celebrating 175 years in 2025, Christ’s College is continuing a long-established tradition that links the school with the establishment of Canterbury. When the school opened at the start of 1851 in the Lyttelton Immigration Barracks, conditions for both staff and boys were exceedingly primitive. As families moved to the Canterbury Plains ...
