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     • When Launceston Church Grammar was founded on June 15, 1846, there were just 24 male students in attendance and Latin and Greek were the languages on offer.
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   Why was Launceston Grammar School a good school?

   • During the First World War, Launceston Church Grammar School showed its loyalty to the Empire by providing the highest number of soldiers for its size of any Australian school.

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   When was Launceston Church Grammar School founded?

   • The 1840s saw the founding of Launceston Church Grammar School. At first the school did not have an official name and was known as either Church Grammar School or as Launceston Grammar School (even though another school already was using this name). On June 15 1846, Launceston Church Grammar School opened its doors with 24 boys enrolled.

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   How will Launceston Grammar celebrate its 175th year?

   • Next year, Launceston Grammar will celebrate its 175th year as Australia’s oldest continually run independent school. We will do so in a series of events, of which we hope you will be a part, as we celebrate our past, our present and an ever-changing and dynamic future. Nigel Bailey Launceston Church Grammar School Board Chair Richard Ford

   annual report - Launceston Church Grammar School

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   When did Launceston Grammar become a sister school?

   • In the mid-1980s, Launceston Grammar became a sister school to the Owada High School in Japan, as well as increasing the number of exchange students from Europe Asia and America. Soon there were annual visits between Launceston Grammar and Owada students, expanding the students’ experiences of other cultures around the world.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Launceston_Church_GrammarLaunceston Church Grammar School - Wikipedia

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   Launceston Church Grammar School (informally Launceston Grammar or simply Grammar, commonly abbreviated to LCGS) is an Anglican co-educational private school in Launceston, Tasmania, Australia for Early Learning through to Grade 12.

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   Next year, Launceston Grammar will celebrate its 175th year as Australia’s oldest continually run independent school. We will do so in a series of events, of which we hope you will be a part, as we celebrate our past, our present and an ever-changing and dynamic future.

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   In the mid-1980s, Launceston Grammar became a sister school to the Owada High School in Japan, as well as increasing the number of exchange students from Europe Asia and America. Soon there were annual visits between Launceston Grammar and Owada students, expanding the students’ experiences of other cultures around the world. Alexander, A ...

6. issuu.com › launcestongrammar › docsLaunceston Grammar Annual Report 2022 - Issuu

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   Sep 15, 2023 · The following Launceston Grammar students participated in the HAP in 2020 and 2021 achieving a Distinction or High Distinction. Emily Flude – Brain and Behaviour, Psychological Processes...

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   Jun 15, 2021 · When Launceston Church Grammar was founded on June 15, 1846, there were just 24 male students in attendance and Latin and Greek were the languages on offer. Subscribe now for unlimited access ...

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8. www.lcgs.tas.edu.au › about › our-storiesOur Stories - Launceston Church Grammar School

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   Launceston Grammar became co-educational in 1972; although 100 years before in 1872 Edith Savigny and Mary Archer both attended the school for several years. In 1899, the enrolment was recorded as 150 boys and one girl: Joyce Wilkinson.

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   Doug Grubert introduced Launceston Grammar students to the competition in 2012 and since then, we have had the highest participation rate of any school in Tasmania.