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11 Mar 2022 | |
Archives & History |
Several Forms from the Pre-Prep accompanied by their teachers, came to the Museum today, Founders Day. The focus was on Bishop Robert Gray and Sophie Gray the Founders. At the time of the school's opening, Bishop Gray was on a visitation to the island of St Helena which was part of his episcopal see, so it was left to Mrs Gray to inaugurate the school, with Archdeacon H. M. White and Staff. Mrs Gray recorded the event: "The Diocesan College School was opened on this 15th of March (1849); the number of pupils was six". There was no opening ceremony. The pupils were Harry and John Breaks; Richard Daniells, Charles Hope, Benjamin Musgrave, and William Henry Ross. Ross was the senior pupil. Others who joined the school as students that year were among others, John Eedes, John Fry, and the Bishop's son, Charles.
A great friend of Bishops, David Walsh reminiscences about his visit as part of the touring team in January 1966. More...
Johan Loubser (1961O) captured this historic picture. His father taught at the Prep for 41 years. More...
The familiar faces of Dr. Kathy Wheeler, Kristina Miller, Jennifer Leak, Mary van Blerk, Helena le Roux, and Andre Ross. More...
The ODA Paul Murray was invited to speak at the recent Festival. His topic was "Cradock as a Garrison Town". More...
A Glimpse into Bishops' History and Theology More...