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1. www.alumni.ox.ac.uk › article › 80000-hours-helpedALUMNI STORIES: '80,000 HOURS HELPED ME TURN PHILOSOPHY INTO ...

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   4 days ago · ALUMNI STORIES: '80,000 HOURS SHOWED ME HOW TO TURN PHILOSOPHY INTO ACTION'. Bella Forristal (Magdalen College, 2017) shares her journey from studying Classics to a career at 80,000 Hours. Published: 25 September 2024. Author: Tiya Muluzi. Read an extract of the interview below. Hi, I’m Bella.

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   4 days ago · The top five day and boarding schools in the UK for A Level results in 2024 include Cardiff Sixth Form College (pictured above), Westminster School, St Michael’s School, Brighton College and Kings College School, Wimbledon. Other high-performing independent schools include boarding schools Queen Ethelberga’s College and Brighton College ...

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   2 days ago · For a time in the 18th century New College school rivalled Magdalen College school, but it closed in 1771, transferring 20 pupils to its rival.

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   5 days ago · Posted: 24th September 2024. A team of Computer Science students represented the University of Oxford in the 2024 World Finals of the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC), the world’s most prestigious competitive programming competition for students. The team consisted of Viktor Kozhuharov (Magdalen College; graduated in 2024 ...

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7. www.oxfordbustickets.co.uk › headington-and-mcsHeadington & MCS Bus Partnership - Oxford Bus Tickets

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   2 days ago · Headington Rye Oxford and MCS provide a network of 12 bus routes to offer a home to school solution for pupils who do not have suitable walking, cycling and public transport options available.

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   4 days ago · Most famous of all the 15th-century masters was Master John Anwykyll, who was made the first head of Magdalen free grammar-school, and introduced a system of teaching grammar which revolutionized the study of Latin in England. The college arranged to pay him £10 a year and provide a house rent-free for him and his family, for Anwykyll like ...

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   9 hours ago · Footnote 15 Tony Smith, an older boy at school who also went on to Brasenose College, and later became President of Magdalen College, Oxford, recruited him into the Labour Party in Willesden. Mike soon became involved in canvassing for Reg Freeson, Ken Livingstone’s predecessor as MP for Brent East.

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    When was Magdalen College founded?

    • Magdalen College school was founded in 1480 and its history until 1938 is described elsewhere. (fn. 35) From 1946 the school afforded 30 free places a year to the L.E.A. (fn. 36) In 1972 the school was a direct-grant grammar school regarded by the L.E.A. as an integral part of the educational provision of the city.

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    When did teaching begin in Magdalen College?

    • Bloxam, Magdalen College Reg. iii, 3. Teaching began at Easter, 1479. 44. A. B. Emden, An Oxford Hall in Medieval Times, 169, 175. O.H.S. lxviii, 267, 286. 45. Statuta, 300. 46. The proctors' accounts show 13 s. 4 d . being paid regularly to the supervisors, but record no payments for grammar-masters after 1477. 47. J. C.

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    Where did education come from in Oxford?

    • The great drive towards education for the poor in Oxford came, as elsewhere in the country, from the S.P.C.K., founded in 1699. A local branch was formed in Oxford in that year, (fn. 9) and in 1708 the first subscription charity schools were founded in the city, one supported by the university and two by the city.

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    When did Evening Continuation classes start in Oxford?

    • Evening continuation classes were started in south and east Oxford in 1894 to bridge the gap between the standard of school-leavers and that of the technical schools run by the Board of Education. Pupils were admitted free from 1894, and by 1899 there were five such schools and three cookery and handicraft centres.

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