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Godalming Grammar School was a state-funded selective grammar School taking both boys and girls, situated in Tuesley Lane, Godalming, England.
9 de oct. de 2023 · The Old Godhelmian Association (OGA) is the official organisation for the former pupils of Godalming County Grammar School and has been running as far as we know since the first pupils left the school in the early 1930s. It is for the former pupils of Godalming Grammar School, 1930 – 1978.
The school became the Godalming Grammar School and fees were no longer charged. The school now had in excess of 500 pupils and had outgrown the original accommodation. In 1954 land was purchased for new playing fields, new hard tennis courts were provided in 1955.
(White) started at the grammar school in 1947 and found that there were 3 pairs of twins in their class of 30. They later became joint head girls in 53/54. Paul Ellison (67 – 74) attended Godalming Grammar from 1967-74. Following study at the Royal Academy of Music and Cambridge, he taught music in London. In 1988, he
The Old Godhelmian Association (OGA) recently held a reunion to celebrate 90 years since the foundation of Godalming Grammar School. It took place at Godalming College on October 9, followed by an evening get-together at The Inn on the Lake, Godalming.
We are arranging a reunion for people who attended Godalming Grammar School from 1966 to 1971/1973 or who joined in 1971 for the sixth form.
31 de ago. de 2023 · The Old Godhelmian Association, the alumni group of Godalming County Grammar School, is delighted to announce the publication of Godalming Country Grammar School – The School on the Hill – a 274 page history from its foundation in 1930 to its evolution into a Sixth Form College in 1978.
