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named in honour of former headmaster, Mr Norman Roff. The large number of boarders at the Senior School in 1961 made it necessary to introduce another house for purposes of administration. This was Fraser House and was named in honour of the late Mr Hugh Fraser MBE, who had been actively associated with the school for fifty-six years. Fraser House ceased operation in 1970 until 1997. In 1998, under headmaster Mr. Peter Welch, the boarding house was renamed Hawkes House and two new day houses were created; Fraser House and
Savigny House. In 2001 Hawkes House discontinued as an entity for house competition and the boarders were reallocated across the five other houses. The name Hawkes is retained as the name of the boarding house.
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Vernon Jones. Although the school by now had built its own chapel, history records that "the final
Centenary celebration was a church service held in the original church which School members attended, and two hundred present scholars and two hundred and fifty Old Boys lined up outside the old School in Elizabeth Street and marched to St John's Church, as Grammar boys had done for so many years." This was an emotional occasion for many Old Boys as they relived their youth, and the bishop gave an inspiring address to the congregation of a thousand, telling them they must develop international fellowship.
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Wilkinson. In 1921, Charlie Irvine, daughter of the Matron, Mrs Irvine, also attended the school. In 1983 Grammar amalgamated with the
Broadland House Church of England Girls' Grammar School. Broadland House itself beginning in the 1840s. Broadland House is honoured with a memorial window in St John's Church.
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Alumni of the
Launceston Church Grammar School (and its predecessors) are known as Old Launcestonians. All students who have attended Launceston Grammar automatically become members of the Old Launcestonians' Association (OLA), the organisation which represents former scholars of the school. Grade 12
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The past 50 years have brought further major milestones for the school. One was the move to co-education in 1972. Although 100 years before, in 1872, two girls Edith
Savigny and Mary Archer both attended Grammar for several years. In 1899, the enrolment was recorded as 150 boys and one girl – Joyce
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Bethune. Four houses were created and named in honour of the Revd William Savigny, the Revd Christopher Wilkinson and Mr Harry Gillett, former headmasters; and Mr William Hawkes, a generous benefactor. In 1959, an additional day house was formed and
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The school community suffered deeply during the war years as students served their country, many making the ultimate sacrifice. Headmaster, Captain Norman Roff was amongst those killed in World War II action. The next major milestone for the school was its centenary in 1946 under
Headmaster Harold
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In 1896, Launceston Church
Grammar School celebrated its 50th year under the headmasters the Revd Christopher Wilkinson and Mr Harry Gillett with a jubilee service at St John's and a grand ceremony in the Albert Hall. By 1920 the school had outgrown its site, and in 1924 its ninth headmaster, John
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An independent school known as
Launceston High School existed from 1884 until 1912. It was founded by Edward Alleyne Nathan, who had been a teacher at Launceston Church Grammar School. This school was established at Milton Hall in Frederick Street, Launceston. Nathan remained as headmaster of the
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On 15 June 1846, the school was founded and Henry Plow Kane was chosen as its founding headmaster. The school began in temporary premises on the North-East corner of George and
Elizabeth Streets, but soon after commenced building on the site immediately behind St John's Church. And so began an
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school until 1899, when he was succeeded by R. Ernest Smith. Launceston High School eventually merged with Launceston Church Grammar School. The alumni of both schools held joint reunions as the Old Launcestonians' Association after the schools merger.
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On the day after Grammar opened its doors, 24 boys of varying ages were enrolled and Launceston was described as "a small town with a population of about 8000 people and the town was little more than a scattered village." In 1848 the visitor, the first
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Several exchanges also take place during the year, to countries including England, the United States, Germany and Japan. The school is, in turn, visited each year by three international schools, six mainland schools, and four other Tasmanian schools.
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1768:– Founding leader of the Women's Air Training Corps (WATC)
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Motto: "Per Proelia Ad Gloriam" (Through battle to glory)
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Broadland House Church of England Girls' Grammar School
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905:Named after: Capt. Norman Roff, former headmaster
888:Named after: Mr William Hawkes, school benefactor
2249:"The Launceston Grammar Chapel, Mowbray Heights"
882:Hawkes House (Boys' and Girls' Boarding Houses)
871:Named after: Mr Harry Gillett, former Headmaster
1691:(former teacher) – former premier of Queensland
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1112:Tennis (6) – 1985, 1986, 1987, 1992, 1994, 1995
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919:Motto: "Nil Desperandum" (Never give up home)
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2214:. Launceston, Tasmania: Foot & Playsted.
1453:– Longford councillor, landowner and grazier
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1810:fellow of the Australian Academy of Science
1319:– Tasmanian grazier and motor racing driver
1044:Swimming (5) – 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013
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1869:– Cricketer for Tasmania, Australia and
1676:– Tasmanian politician who proposed the
868:Motto: "Nulli Secundus" (Second to none)
851:Motto: "Summum Bonum" (The highest good)
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1946:– Cricketer for Western Australia and
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1293:– Tasmanian engineer and industrialist
1256:– Mining engineer and company director
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1934:– first-class Cricketer for Cambridge
1878:– first-class Cricketer for Australia
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1922:– Professional runner and triathlete
1534:– Tasmanian politician and cricketer
1510:– former Tasmanian Opposition Leader
1492:– AIF colonel and Liberal politician
1471:– UAP politician and Hobart alderman
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2183:"Old Launcestonians' Association"
1516:– Tasmanian politician and lawyer
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1955:– national representative rower
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1796:– Nobel laureate and biologist
1603:– Papua New Guinean politician
1560:Australian Ambassador to China
1441:– Liberal Senator for Tasmania
1392:– Radio and newsreel announcer
1221:Westminster Abbey Choir School
1181:St Michael's Collegiate School
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1967:– International tennis player
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2227:"History of Winners | SATIS"
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1697:– former premier of Tasmania
1617:Commonwealth Auditor-General
1477:– former premier of Tasmania
163:; 178 years ago
2365:History made by Tas Athlete
2274:"Old Launcestonians' (OLA)"
2122:Launceston Grammar School,
2022:"Annual School Report 2006"
1978:List of schools in Tasmania
1916:– Tennis doubles specialist
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236:Nurture, Challenge, Inspire
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1983:List of boarding schools
1928:– Cricketer for Tasmania
1861:Rochford Devenish-Meares
1670:– former Liberal Senator
1404:– journalist and former
1189:Melbourne Grammar School
1166:United States of America
318:Christ College, Tasmania
219:Blue, black & white
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2086:Sydney Boys High School
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1063:Hockey (2) – 1964, 1966
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2031:. 2006. Archived from
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2063:The Age
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