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Jamaica. Largely illiterate and uneducated settlers poured into the island seeking their fortune, hoping to return to England as wealthy, respectable citizens. The provision of education for the population was therefore a very low priority. John Wolmer was not the first to bequeath money for the establishment of an educational institution in Jamaica. Philip Vicarry (1676), Thomas Martin (1681) and Sir Nicholas Lawes (1695) all left money for the establishment of free schools in various parts of Jamaica, but those schools did not survive or nothing was done about establishing them. Wolmerâs will declared that a âfree schoolâ be established in the parish where he happened to die. His will did not exclude any ethnic group or class of people from entering the school, but simply said that a âfree schoolâ be established. It is believed that his intention was for the school to be free of charge. It was the early Trustees who, in establishing the Wolmerâs Trust, introduced a racial bias and allowed only white children to attend the school initially. Reflecting the prejudices of the time, Jewish children were expected to pay for their education, while African children were not accepted at Wolmerâs until some time later. The school did not begin operation until 1736 because of some âdefectsâ in John Wolmerâs will. No provision was made for the housing of the school, nor were there any rules or guidelines for its management. It took the intervention of Jamaicaâs House of Assembly in 1731, 1734 and 1736 and many amendments, before a law was passed establishing the Wolmerâs Trust in 1736. The Kingston Common Council, the forerunner to the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC), was responsible for the maintenance, direction, regulation, administration and management of the school and nominated several members to the Wolmerâs Board of management, for over two hundred years.
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The school fee was six pistoles per year. The school did not do so well in its early years and was even closed briefly between 1755 and 1757. Attendance was irregular, proper registers were not kept and salaries were sometimes paid late. In 1779 a Girlsâ Division was opened, with Miss
Margaret Richardson being the first head. It was under the supervision of the Boysâ School headmaster. In the 19th century the Trustees made efforts to reorganise the school. The restrictions placed on Jewish and Coloured children entering the school were officially removed in 1815. School hours were set at 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in 1818, with fourteen days vacation during Midsummer and three weeks at Christmas. An Infant Division was added and more buildings were constructed on the school property. The total school population in 1843 was over 500 students. New subjects such as French (for girls) and Spanish (for boys), Geography and Astronomy were introduced. In 1857, the Infant Division was abolished and in 1867, Wolmerâs was changed from a Grammar school to an Elementary school. It remained so until 1894, when the school was returned to its high school status. In that year also, the Trustees took the decision to formally separate the Boysâ School from the Girlsâ School.
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Switzerland or England. As a goldsmith and jeweller, he probably benefitted from the gold coming from Africa and mainland America that was worked by the few goldsmiths in Port Royal, hence his wealth. Goldsmiths also helped to regulate the value of foreign currency to the English Pound, by buying and selling currency. Goldsmiths also made money by acting as brokers connected to the slave trade and as usurers (moneylenders). There is reference of one Peter Calliard selling Negro slaves to John Wolmer in 1712, who was described as âthe Kingston jewellerâ. He wrote his will on May 21, 1729 (Founderâs Day) and died in Kingston parish on June 29, 1729. The sum of ÂŁ2,360 was left for the purpose of the establishment of the âFree Schoolâ. He also left in his will ÂŁ50 to the poor of his parish, granted his slaves their freedom (and his clothing) and left his good friend John Williams, his horse, furniture, a silver quarter and ÂŁ20.
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National Heroesâ Circle. A plaque on it has inscribed the names of 21 Wolmerians. In the week after Armistice Day (November 11), a ceremony is held there, with the laying of wreaths by representatives from the W.O.B.A and W.O.G.A and present students. It has become the preferred site for the taking of photographs of the various teams and forms at Wolmerâs, over the years. On August 21st and 22nd, 2014, the cenotaph was moved to its current position near to the main entrance gate, to make space for the schoolâs auditorium being constructed.
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Michael Mill died in 1755, the school was closed for two years, until 1757. The Governor of Jamaica, General Knowles, had the building leased to the government as a storage for public records. It was also used as a courthouse for the county of Surrey, so when classes resumed in 1757, the school was moved to rented premises at Parade and remained there until 1777.
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location. In 1908 the lands at Quebec Lodge was acquired to house the Boysâ and Girlsâ Schools. Quebec Lodge was the site of the
Jamaica Exhibition of 1891, located north of Race Course (later called George VI Memorial Park and now National Heroes Park) and is the present site of Wolmerâs Boysâ School and Wolmerâs Girlsâ School. Wolmerâs opened at its present site in January 1909.
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Dickson contributed to the chorus arrangement. The song was arranged and edited by Hazel Lawson- Street and Mapletoft Poulle. Recording of the song was done at Dynamic Sounds Recording, with Vinnette Morrison conducting the Wolmerâs Girlsâ School choir. The studio engineer was Neville Hinds. It is sung at all official school events.
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pen, parchment, scientific instruments and the like. Money for the sculpting of the monument was raised by the holding of a sacred concert in
Kingston Parish Church, in 1788. Over ÂŁ400 was raised from the concert, for this purpose. The proposal to hold a concert originated with a Mr. Falstead, who had composed the oratorio âJonahâ in 1775. The monument was erected in 1790.
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Preparatory School after 1957. In 1944, it was housed in its own buildingat the corner of
Marescaux Road and North Race Course (now National Heroes Circle). The Preparatory School moved to its current location on the âCavaliersâ lands on Connolley Avenue in the 1960s, after a new building was constructed for it, through the donation of Dr. Ludlow Moodie.
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1319:â The Wolmerâs Old Boysâ Association was established to help develop sports at the school and âto provide an opportunity for past pupils of Wolmerâs School to keep in touch with one another, and generally do all in its power to foster the interests and advancement of the school and keep ever green in the memory of Wolmerians their Alma Materâ.
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Most of the principals in the 18th and 19th centuries belonged to the Anglican Church, although the school was not directly linked to the Church. Wolmerâs opened as a grammar school in 1736 with ten boys and one teacher, Mr. Bolton. Subjects taught were Reading, Writing, Mathematics, Latin and Greek.
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In 1777, Wolmerâs was moved to Church Street when the house of a Mr. Bullock was leased forthe sum of ÂŁ120 per annum, for three years. In 1783, it was bought for ÂŁ900. The Duke Street property had been sold at a public auction for ÂŁ800 in 1780. More land was bought in 1794 to the north of the school
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In 1807, the two northernmost lots of land of the school property was sold to the city of Kingston for the construction of a Poor House. Wolmerâs was briefly housed in the Poor House (1811), while extensive repairs were carried out, but the inmates objected. Between October 1811 and August 1812,
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In 1742 the Trust bought six lots of land on Duke Street, from Samuel Clarke for ÂŁ93. Two buildings were constructed for a classroom and lodging for the headmaster and boys on the lot. Mr. John Conron was paid ÂŁ250 for construction. The school was moved from Harbour Street to the new location at
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When an earthquake struck Kingston on January 14, 1907, the school suffered major damage but was not destroyed. Minor repairs were carried out and Wolmerâs continued at Church Street between 1907 and 1909. A decision was made to find a more suitable site however, as the school had outgrown that
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in the Caribbean, having been established in 1729 by John Wolmer, a goldsmith, who bequeathed ÂŁ2,360 for the establishment of a Free School. However, it did not come into existence until 1736, when the Wolmer's Trust was set up.
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which actively participate in supporting the schools' development and fostering collaboration between parents, teachers, and students, contributing to the overall success and community spirit of the institutions.
1307:â Both schools opened as secondary schools. The first Headmaster of the new secondary Wolmerâs Boysâ School was Mr. Albert Dews, while the first Headmistress of Wolmerâs Girlsâ School was Miss Maud Barrows.
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Excavations carried out in the area between the Sixth Form Block and the Senior Physics Laboratory in 1991, revealed the foundation of the great water fountain that was once part of the 1891 Exhibition.
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2012:, Prime Minister of Jamaica 1980â1989
1593:The Blue Report awards (the schools'
1558:, benefit from the oversight of each
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2347:. The Jamaica Gleaner. 20 May 2015
2345:"5 Oldest High Schools in Jamaica"
2077:, national high-jump record holder
1727:, which incorporates the optional
1484:- Art and technical drawing rooms
1449:- Art and technical drawing rooms
1417:- Dedicated Music and Dance Rooms
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3082:Organizations established in 1729
2018:, Governor of the Bank of Jamaica
1923:, international recording artiste
1102:1998-2000; Sep. 2007 - Apr. 2008
382:John Wolmer, the great benefactor
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1452:- Gymnasium & changing room
503:Symbols, monuments and landmarks
300:Wolmer's Trust Group of Schools,
1864:Arts, culture and entertainment
1556:Physical Education & Sports
1434:- The Douglas Orane Auditorium
494:The School Song â Age Quod Agis
322:the Sciences and Mathematics.
18:Wolmer's Boys' School
3097:1729 establishments in Jamaica
2527:Daily Gleaner February 4, 1974
2366:Marsala, Vincent John (1967).
2224:Ministry of Education, Jamaica
1978:, wife of Marcus Mosiah Garvey
1964:Business, finance and politics
1824:This article's list of alumni
339:Wolmer's is the second-oldest
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2372:. Louisiana State University
2226:. 10 October 2005. p. 2
1890:-Austrian born English actor
896:Rev. Thomas Pearce Williams
856:Rev. Robert Stanton Woodham
603:Wolmer's Preparatory School
545:The monument to John Wolmer:
152:; 295 years ago
2067:, sports administrator and
1826:may not follow Knowledge's
1514:Wolmer's Preparatory School
1269:October 1811 to August 1812
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2449:mobile.jamaica-gleaner.com
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888:Bartholomew Owen Williams
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201:(Wolmer's Girls' School)
2676:Black River High School
2640:Primary and junior high
2099:Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce
1694:Wolmerâs Girls' School:
1552:Design & Technology
1465:Wolmer's Girls' School:
1133:Wolmer's Girls' School
928:Rev. Charles P. Street
840:Rev. Alexander Cummins
575:The French Peanut tree:
195:(Wolmer's Boys' School)
1972:, American businessman
1911:, playwright and actor
1661: Bloomfield
1566:Wolmer's Girls' School
1430:Wolmer's Boys' School:
1194:Mrs. Colleen Montague
1123:Mr. Dwight Pennycooke
920:William Augustus Reid
758:Wolmer's Boys' School
670:Mrs. Patricia Bayston
443:Sir Florizel Glasspole
371:, who brought two new
298:, also referred to as
207:(Wolmer's Prep School)
59:National Heroes Circle
3020:International schools
1686: Patterson
1677: Glasspole
1669:Wolmerâs Boys' School
1623:Clubs & Societies
1530:Wolmer's Boys' School
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1186:Mrs. Pamela Harrison
1170:Mrs. Evelyn Skempton
1088:E. Coleridge Barnett
729:Mrs. Donnette Clarke
689:Mrs. Hyacinth Bennett
649:Miss Freda DeMercado
629:Miss Marjorie Fraser
198:Mrs. Colleen Montague
192:Mr. Dwight Pennycooke
1988:of Jamaica 1973â1991
1888:James Aubrey (actor)
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1683: Harrison
1658: Skempton
1217:â John Wolmer died.
1162:Miss Mary E. Cowper
912:Ebenezer Red (Jnr.)
779:Rev. WIlliam Alcock
662:Miss Valerie Packer
639:Miss Hope Valentine
414:Ellis Wolfe : A
2841:St George's College
2516:The Daily Telegraph
2474:jamaica-gleaner.com
2423:jamaica-gleaner.com
1935:, novelist and poet
1798:The Daily Telegraph
1725:British West Indies
1708: Barrows
1664: Alberga
1494:Staff and Structure
1458:- Basketball court
1426:- Basketball court
1383:â Governor-General
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713:Mrs. Weida Saddler
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531:The School Colours:
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2592:Schools in Jamaica
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2065:Roy Anthony Bridge
1982:Florizel Glasspole
1976:Amy Jacques Garvey
1714: Murray
1711: Forbes
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1702: Hollar
1699: Cowper
1674: Crosse
1481:- Geography labs
1369:August 21-22, 2014
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1178:Miss Audrey Pinto
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2173:Patrick Patterson
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