Bourne Grammar School
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| Bourne Grammar School | ||
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| 'Vigila et Ora (Latin: Watch and Pray) | ||
| Founded: 1921 | ||
| Type: Grammar (selective) | ||
Location: Bourne, Lincolnshire,  England |
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LEA:  Lincolnshire |
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| Ofsted number: 120661 | ||
| School Category: Voluntary controlled | ||
| Headteacher: J.P. Maddox, M.A. | ||
| Staff: 70 | ||
| Students: 951 | ||
| Age Range: 11 – 18 | ||
| Gender: Mixed | ||
| Website: [1] | ||
Bourne Grammar School is a co-educational selective state secondary school in Bourne, Lincolnshire. It is situated on South Road (A15). The school badge, derived from the Bourne Town Council (formerly Bourne UDC) Coat of Arms, is a shield with broad bands surmounted by three idendical balls symmetrically placed, and it shares the town motto "Vigila et Ora", meaning "Watch and Pray" (The reference is Christ's injunction to His disciples in St. Matthew's Gospel ch 26, v 41).
The school opened in July 1921 as the Harrington and Trollope Secondary School, named after Robert Harrington and William Trollope, local philanthropists whose bequests are administered by Bourne United Charities. In 1947, following the Education Act 1944, this was changed to the current name.
[edit] See also
- Education in England
- Grammar schools in the United Kingdom
- House system
- List of schools in the East Midlands
- Office for Standards in Education
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