"From a headmaster who stayed 50 years in rickety buildings, and who sent his pupils home for their lessons, to a purpose-built grammar school with headmasters who didn't stay long, or who were sacked - the ups and downs of Warwick School in the 19th century".

This profusely-illustrated talk was given by Warwick School Archivist Gervald Frykman as part of the 'Foundation Welcome Back Weekend' in September 2021.

Click here to browse images and summary of the talk.